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.