About OLCC

Play Where You Live.

Established in 1924, we have a long-standing tradition of being a warm, welcoming and community-centric environment. Oswego Lake Country Club strives to provide an excellent Member experience with a wide range of golf and social events and the best service and food in the surrounding area.

Guest Information

We strive to exceed Member expectations to create a Club experience that feels like a home away from home. Relaxation, golf and friendship come naturally at Oswego Lake Country Club. Being in the heart of the Lake Oswego community, the Club was designed to meet our Members diverse lifestyles and Membership needs. If you're about to visit our Club, you'll find essential information here.

History

Oswego Lake Country Club has been the focal point of the area since its founding by Paul Murphy during the heart of the expansive post-war era of the 20’s. Murphy chose Wm H. Tucker and Sons of NY, builder of some of the most famous courses in America, to build the course, and the architecture firm of Church and Whitehouse to construct the Clubhouse, both of which were completed in 1925.

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Member / Guest Rules & Etiquette

Guest Play Policy

Full Golfing Members are entitled to have three guests on any one day when guests are allowed. A resident of the Portland Metropolitan Area may not play as a guest more than once each month. Check the Golf Schedule for other guest limitations. The Head Golf Professional, or General Manager, must approve groups consisting of more than 3 guests in advance.

Dress Code

Proper attire while at Oswego Lake Country Club is not only important in the Clubhouse, but also on the golf course and surrounding areas of the Club.

Dress Code Policy

Pace of Play

All players are expected to abide by the following:

Complete their round in four hours.
Always keep up with the group ahead.
Play “ready golf.”
Wave the following group through if for any reason there is more than one open hole in front of your group.

Course Stewardship

By acknowledging our ‘maintenance’ role, Members and guests will show respect for the course and ensure good and fair conditions for all players.

Repair all ball marks.
Replace and repair all divots.
Rake all bunkers & tap sand from shoes before stepping on the green.
Strictly observe cart rules and signs.

Mobile Devices

The use of a cellular phone, smart phones, electronic tablet, or other electronic device in its audio mode is not permitted in any area of the Clubhouse, Golf Shop, or practice areas. Audio mode for electronic devices is permitted on the golf course. Even in areas where audio mode is allowed, the spirit of our policy is that no one should ever hear a phone ring or hear another Member’s phone conversation or music.