The Coos Golf Club is south of Coos Bay on the east side of the Pacific Coast Byway, carved through a clearing in the deep forest.

The golf course has a parkland layout with a mix of holes defined by trees, while others are wide open and bordered by natural areas, wetlands, or streams. It plays to 6,402 yards from the tips, 71.8/138 course/slope ratings with two shorter tees, a classic front side designed by H. Chandler Egan in the early 1900s, and the back nine designed by Bill Robinson in the late 1980s.