OGA Golf Course in Woodburn, Oregon, serves as the home facility of the Oregon Golf Association, the governing body for amateur golf in the state. Designed by Bill Robinson and opened in 1997, the course was purpose-built to provide a quality public golf experience while supporting the OGA's mission of promoting and developing the game throughout Oregon. The property sits in the northern Willamette Valley, roughly thirty miles south of Portland, in an agricultural region known for its nurseries and farmland. The layout plays across relatively flat terrain typical of the valley floor, with strategic bunkering and water hazards providing the primary challenges rather than dramatic elevation changes. Robinson's design emphasizes playability for golfers of varying abilities while maintaining enough length and difficulty to host competitive amateur events. The course features multiple tee boxes to accommodate different skill levels, and the routing incorporates native grasses and wetland areas that reflect the local landscape. OGA Golf Course regularly hosts Oregon Golf Association championships and qualifiers, serving as a neutral and accessible venue for state-level amateur competitions. The facility includes a practice range and short game area, supporting its role as both a tournament site and a resource for golfer development. The course operates as a public facility, welcoming daily-fee play alongside its tournament schedule, and maintains a straightforward, functional character consistent with its organizational mission rather than private club traditions.