The Oregon Open Invitational is under way at Black Butte Ranch – Glaze Meadow Golf Course in Sisters, OR. We have a strong field of PNW PGA Professional and amateurs all vying for the title of PNW Oregon Open Invitational Champion. The format is 54 stroke play championship. The second round will be followed by a cut and repairing to the low 45% of professionals and ties, plus all amateurs within that range.
We are proud to have strong sponsor support from Nikon Golf, Antigua, StrackaLine and the PGA TOUR.
Live results will be posted at regular intervals throughout the day at https://2026secoregonopen.golfgenius.com
This championship dates to 1905 when sheep mowed the fairways at Waverley CC. George Smith, a Scot from Oakland, CA, won the Oregon Open’s inaugural championship, including a course record 74. Little did he know that some of golf’s most prestigious names were to follow in his footsteps such as Tommy Armour, Horton Smith, Chuck Congdon, Bob Duden, Bill Eggers, Jerry Mowlds, Pat Fitzsimons, Rick Acton, Peter Jacobsen, Jeff Coston, and Mike Davis. And only three men have won the title three or more times: Bill Porter (3), Rick Acton (4), and Bob Duden (8). The tournament scoring record is held by Brian Nosler at 198, set in 2009 at Brasada Canyons.
CLICK HERE – to view past champions of the Oregon Open Invitational
Black Butte Ranch – Glaze Meadow was originally designed by Gene (Bunny) Mason in 1978, with an extensive restoration completed in 2012. Famous architect John Fought was hired to redesign the course. After the redesign, the course received the honor of “Best National remodel in America for 2012” By Golf Inc. Magazine. Featuring slightly elevated greens, square tee boxes and deep grass-faced bunkers, the new Glaze Meadow reflects the spirit of classic golf course design in a true mountain setting.