Quail Point Golf Course Will Close for Renovations
The Medford course will shut down starting October 25 to allow for a new residential expansion project.
Updated on Oct. 14, 2026 in Golf

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Quail Point Golf Course in Medford will close for six months beginning October 25, 2026, as the property undergoes a significant expansion. The site is being transformed into Fairway Village, a development featuring 18 new residential cottages.
Why it matters
The closure is necessary to facilitate the construction of updated amenities, including a new clubhouse, pro shop, and cafe. The project has already seen strong demand, with all 18 planned cottages sold out before construction began.
The expansion will add 18 new cottages to the property, which have all been fully reserved by buyers. The golf course is scheduled for a six-month period of inactivity to accommodate these site improvements.
The players
Rogue Valley Manor
This organization owns the Quail Point Golf Course and is the developer behind the new Fairway Village project.
Medford Fire Department
The local agency will utilize the existing golf course clubhouse for fire safety and emergency response training sessions before its demolition.
The details
Rogue Valley Manor is overseeing the development of Fairway Village, which will replace older facilities with a modern clubhouse, a cafe, and a professional shop. Before demolition of the current clubhouse begins in November, the Medford Fire Department will use the structure for specialized training exercises.
Timeline
October 25, 2026: Quail Point Golf Course closes.
November 2026: Existing clubhouse demolition.
May 2027: Quail Point Golf Course reopens.
Fall 2027: New cottages open.
Season Trajectory
This project mirrors the industry trend of integrating residential developments directly into recreational golf properties to maximize land utility. It shifts the facility from a standalone public course to a multi-use lifestyle destination for future residents.
Local golfers will be unable to play the course for the six-month duration between October 2026 and May 2027. Prospective residents who purchased the 18 new cottages can expect move-in opportunities starting in the fall of 2027.
The takeaway
The development of Fairway Village indicates a shift toward prioritizing high-density residential housing at local recreational sites. Residents and golfers should prepare for a disruption in course accessibility until the project's projected completion in 2027.
Further reading
For more news regarding local course developments, visit Medford Golf.
Source note: This article includes information reported by KOBI-TV NBC5 / KOTI-TV NBC2.
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