Charbonneau Golf Club

Charbonneau Golf Club is part of the Charbonneau community development in Wilsonville, built on 477 acres of former farmland along the Willamette River. Ted Robinson Sr. designed the full 27-hole facility, with the first 18 holes opening in 1973 and the third nine-hole loop completed in 1979. The par-31 executive layout plays 2,113 yards, with rolling fairways routed through the residential neighborhood south of Portland.

A driving range supports the golf operation, and the three interchangeable nine-hole courses allow for varied combinations each round. Standard-level green fees make it an accessible option in the south metro area. The course serves both Charbonneau residents and public players, and its compact routing and short yardage keep rounds moving quickly for those looking to fit in nine holes on a weekday afternoon.