Bandon Dunes Green Fees, Packages & Trip Cost (2026–27)

Does Bandon Dunes sell golf packages?

Not in the usual sense. Bandon Dunes Golf Resort prices lodging and golf separately, and a "package" is simply your rooms plus the rounds you reserve with them. The only published per-person package is the Solstice event — 72 holes in one day on June 22, 2027, from $2,285 per person shared double — and it's already full.

That makes Bandon easy to budget once you know four numbers: the green fee for your month, your room, caddies and food. All five 18-hole courses — Bandon Dunes, Pacific Dunes, Bandon Trails, Old Macdonald and Sheep Ranch — cost the same.

Bandon Dunes green fees by month

Green fees follow the weather. June through September is the most expensive band, May and October are about 10% less, and December and January are roughly a third of peak. A second round on the same day costs half price, which is why most groups play 36 on their full days.

The courses — and the short courses that steal the show

Five full-length courses, two par-3 courses and a putting course sit on the same stretch of coast, connected by a 24-hour shuttle. Every one is walking only.

Where to stay and what rooms cost

Every resort room is priced per room, per night — not per golfer — so the cheapest per-person option is two golfers sharing a two-queen double, and foursomes do well in a Chrome Lake loft or a four-bedroom Grove Cottage. Taxes are extra.

What a 3-night, 5-round Bandon trip costs per person

Here's the full math for the most popular plan — five full-length rounds (three at full price plus two same-day replays) and one short-course round — for two golfers sharing a room.

Caddies, walking and carts

Bandon is walking only, and caddies are encouraged but not required. A carrying caddie is $125 per bag, per round, plus gratuity paid directly to the caddie; the resort prefers double-bag loops. A group caddie walks with your foursome without carrying bags — $40 each for four players, $50 for three and $60 for two — and push carts are free.

Riding carts are available only for golfers with a permanent disability that prevents walking: a $30 cart fee, a required caddie, documentation and advance arrangements. If anyone in your group needs one, set it up when you book.

How to book: the 2028 lodging drawings, deposits and cancellations

Bandon no longer simply opens next year's calendar on a single date. Lodging for 2028 is being released through four drawings; if you're selected you get a place in line and the reservations team calls you to book rooms and golf. Entering a drawing is not a reservation. For 2027 trips, contact the resort's trip planners directly — reservations are only guaranteed once you've spoken with one.

The standard deposit is one night's rate for each room plus one 18-hole round for each golfer. For 2026 and 2027, room-and-golf reservations can be cancelled or reduced at least 60 days before arrival; golf-only bookings and groups need 90 days. After that the whole deposit is forfeited, and the organizer is responsible for every confirmed room and tee time — so collect deposits from your golfers before you book.

Getting to Bandon

The closest airport is Southwest Oregon Regional (OTH) in North Bend, about 25 miles and 35 minutes from the resort. United flies there from San Francisco year-round — daily in peak season and four days a week in winter — and seasonally from Denver from May to late October. The alternatives are a drive: Eugene (EUG) is about 2.5 hours, Medford (MFR) about 3 hours and Portland (PDX) about 4.5 hours.

The resort's shuttle runs 24 hours a day but only on property, so book airport transfers with one of its third-party transportation partners.

When to go: wind, weather and value

Summer brings the firmest conditions and the prevailing northwesterly wind; the resort's operations team has called mid-July through September the calmest, most predictable stretch. April–May and October–November are transition months when the wind can switch, and winter is wet but costs about a third of summer.

On windy days, play exposed Old Macdonald in the morning and the forest-sheltered Bandon Trails in the afternoon. If you choose not to start a round because of the weather, tell the golf shop: the round is still charged, but you'll get a voucher for future golf or merchandise — and replay rounds can be cancelled without penalty.

A sample 3-night, 5-round itinerary

This is the plan the cost table above is built on.

• Day 1: Fly SFO to North Bend, afternoon round on Bandon Dunes, dinner at McKee's Pub
• Day 2: Pacific Dunes in the morning with caddies, Bandon Trails in the afternoon at the replay rate
• Day 3: Old Macdonald in the morning, Sheep Ranch in the afternoon at the replay rate, putting match on the Punchbowl
• Day 4: Bandon Preserve or Shorty's in the morning, then back to OTH