Chief Egan Course

This mountain meadow course on the Paiute Creek is a Dan Hixson-designed 9-hole par-3 layout, with water on every hole. Named for Chief Egan, the last War Chief of the Paiute Tribe who engaged the U.S. Calvary in 1882. This location on Paiute Creek is the closest place to Egan’s last camp during the conflict.

In alignment with our environmental sustainability ethic, the Chief Egan course is completely off the electrical grid, powered by roof-mounted solar panels; water is gravity-fed from Paiute Spring, about a mile northwest of the course.

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Par 27

875 yards

9-Holes

25
16
4
7
18
12

Course Overview

The Chief Egan Course is a scenic, mountain meadow par-27 layout spanning 875 yards along Paiute Creek. Designed by Dan Hixson, this 9-hole par-3 course is gravity-fed by a natural mountain spring, with water hazards guarding every single hole. It offers a fun yet precise short-game challenge that is perfect for a relaxed evening loop.

Nationally Recognized Excellence

The Chief Egan Course plays a starring role in the resort’s premier national reputation, directly contributing to Silvies Valley Ranch being named one of Robb Report’s “Top 12 Golf Resorts in the United States.” Celebrated for its family-friendly accessibility, it also anchored the property’s recognition as GOLF Magazine’s “#3 Family Golf Resort” in the country, offering an eco-friendly, off-grid par-3 experience that golfers of all ages and skill levels can enjoy together.

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