Salmon Run is a municipal golf course in the southwest corner of Oregon near the California border in Brookings on the south side of the Chetco River.

The layout is a parkland-style design flowing through a valley of sorts with Jack Creek and numerous ponds intersecting and bordering the fairways and greens. The course's fairways are narrow and tree-lined, leading to generous, contoured greens set in coves surrounded by trees. The stretch along Jack Creek is a salmon spawning stream, and during the season, Salmon and Steelhead are commonly observed jumping upstream. It plays to 6,274 yards, 71.2/132, course/slope ratings from the tips with three shorter tees, designed by Tony Claveran in 1999.