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Bandon Dunes Golf Resort № 43185·12439
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Bandon, Oregon

Bandon Dunes

Reference outlook 6a — light wind, firm surfaces. 72 · 6,732 yds · Fine Fescue surfaces.

Prime

Hand-colored botanical study of Monterey cypress, marram grass, Scotch heather, and thistle
Oregon coast · hand-colored field study

David McLay Kidd, 1999

The Round Field Guide · live forecast

A little foresight. A better round.

Bandon Dunes

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Live source: NOAA/NWS NDFD through Weather.city, with NOAA NBM cross-check.

The round, hour by hour

● Prime◐ Caution◆ Rough go✕ Hold
02550751006a — 92, Prime: light wind, firm surfaces7a — 85, Prime: light wind, firm surfaces8a — 85, Prime: light wind, firm surfaces9a — 73, Caution: crosswind on the exposed holes10a — 70, Caution: crosswind on the exposed holes11a — 60, Caution: crosswind on the exposed holes12p — 58, Caution: crosswind on the exposed holes1p — 65, Caution: crosswind on the exposed holes2p — 51, Rough go: gusts above club-selection tolerance3p — 64, Caution: crosswind on the exposed holes4p — 54, Caution: crosswind on the exposed holes5p — 56, Caution: crosswind on the exposed holes6p — 54, Caution: crosswind on the exposed holes7p — 49, Rough go: gusts above club-selection tolerance 6a9aCAUTION12pROUGH GO3pCAUTION6pROUGH GO PLAYABILITY INDEX 0–100 · LOCAL TIME
SUSTAINED WIND · MPH6a — 10 mph SW, gusts 157a — 12 mph NW, gusts 218a — 13 mph SW, gusts 189a — 17 mph SW, gusts 2610a — 18 mph NNW, gusts 2911a — 22 mph W, gusts 2812p — 23 mph W, gusts 331p — 20 mph NW, gusts 282p — 24 mph W, gusts 303p — 21 mph NW, gusts 274p — 21 mph NW, gusts 315p — 17 mph NW, gusts 276p — 16 mph SW, gusts 207p — 14 mph SW, gusts 2110SW17SW23W21NW16SW
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The Caddy’s Book · Bandon Dunes

Clubs and tees, read with the weather

REFERENCE WINDOW 6A · 10 MPH

Player’s measureAdjust the folio

Crosswind at 10 mph. Start it into the wind and keep the finish balanced.

Approach registerStock carries
FlagPlaysClubCarry
135 yd135 yd9-iron130 yd
165 yd165 yd6-iron165 yd
195 yd200 yd4-hybrid195 yd

Fine fescue · allow for chase and use the contours
Coastal wind, rumpled fairways, and open approaches make trajectory the first decision.

Weather.city supplies live wind speed and true direction. Choose into, across, or helping for each shot until course-routing bearings are connected for automatic hole-relative wind.

Choose the ground

Four tee bands

With 230 yards of driver carry, start near Back · 6,195 yd.

I

Championship

6,730yards · par 72 Driver carry 265+ Available
III

Middle

5,655yards · par 72 Driver carry 205–234 Available
IV

Forward

5,050yards · par 72 Driver carry Under 205 Available

Starting guidance, not a rule: driver carry × 28 is matched to the nearest Weather Caddy yardage band. Confirm the course’s current markers, routing, and local tee policy before play.

The grounds

6 PLATES · SEED bandon-dunes|43.185,-124.394

This regional cabinet is a companion to the landscape; individual course populations have not all been verified. The border above and the watermark behind this page are engraved from the same list, so no two courses on Weather Caddy carry the same ornament.

The slow game · a personal field notebook

Collect a moment, not just a score.

Notice a leaf, a changing breeze, the sound of the rough. Mark the plants you spot below and leave a note from your walk.

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Kept on this device.
Engraved botanical plate: Scots Pine (Pinus sylvestris)
Orange upper bark over heathland; the signature of Surrey and Angus golf.
Engraved botanical plate: Coast Live Oak (Quercus agrifolia)
Cupped, holly-like leaves; the shade over a Monterey Peninsula fairway.
Engraved botanical plate: Annual Bluegrass (Poa annua)
A fine-bladed putting surface whose pale seed heads and coastal adaptability are familiar at many championship courses.
Engraved botanical plate: Fine Fescue (Festuca rubra)
The firm, fast, low-input surface links golf is built on.
Engraved botanical plate: Nootka Rose (Rosa nutkana)
A native pink-flowered thicket rose of the Pacific Northwest, followed by round red hips.
Engraved botanical plate: Salal (Gaultheria shallon)
Glossy evergreen groundcover of the coastal Northwest, with pendant flowers and dark edible berries.