Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club

Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club is a private members-only golf facility located in North Plains, Oregon, near Portland. The club features two distinct championship courses: Ghost Creek and Witch Hollow, offering members multiple high-quality playing experiences. The courses are designed to challenge golfers of varying skill levels while maintaining the aesthetic beauty of the Pacific Northwest landscape.

The club has established itself as a premier venue for major golf championships. It has hosted numerous prestigious tournaments including the 1996 US Amateur Championship, the 1997 and 2003 US Women's Opens, the 2006 US Women's Amateur Championship, the PGA Tour's Korn Ferry Tour season-ending event from 2014-2020, and the 2022 LIV Golf Invitational—the first LIV Golf event held in the United States. These tournaments underscore the quality and difficulty of the courses.

Founded in 1989 with the vision of Gay Davis, Marv French, and Barney Hyde, the club opened in 1992 and has become one of the Pacific Northwest's most storied golf destinations. The facility also serves as an event venue for weddings and private functions, combining championship golf with comprehensive membership lifestyle amenities and community programming.