Explore Nature and Public Golf at Oklahoma's Finest Courses
Whether you’re a weekend duffer or a more experienced golfer, you’ll find some excellent golf courses in Oklahoma where you can take in nature. From Oklahoma City to Catoosa, you’ll find a golf club or golf course to suit your level of skill. Now get outside and tee up!
Chickasaw Pointe Golf Club, Kingston, OK
Chickasaw Pointe has been ranked as the third best golf course in Oklahoma since its opening. The green fee is just $50 on weekdays during the summer season. It’s a par 72 course with four sets of tees to give golfers of all skill levels a chance to challenge themselves.
Forest Ridge Golf Course, Broken Arrow, OK
Forest Ridge is an unrestricted golf course with an upscale atmosphere that typically you would only find at members-only courses. Golf Digest ranks the course with 4.5 stars. It’s a beautiful course in the Tulsa metro for golfers of any skill level.
Cherokee Hills Golf Course, Catoosa, OK
Cherokee Hills was originally designed by Perry Maxwell in 1924, making it one of the oldest courses in the state. It’s been redesigned since those early days to make it more challenging for today’s golfer, whether you play every day or just on the weekends.
Cedar Creek Golf Course, Broken Bow, OK
It’s been said that you might catch a glimpse of a bald eagle in this golf course carved out amid pine, hickory and oak trees. Ken Farley designed the course in 1974, and although the fairways are narrow, beginners and experts will find this course challenging and relaxing.
Karsten Creek Golf Club, Stillwater, OK
Karsten Creek Golf Club is a top-rated golf course across the board. Make sure to check the calendar for closing dates, because it does host many tournaments. It’s home to the Oklahoma State men’s and women’s golf programs, and it’s a challenging course to keep team members at their best.
Lake Hefner Golf Club, Oklahoma City, OK
Oklahoma City maintains many golf courses, but the Lake Hefner course is one of the best. The North Course has a rating of 73.8 and was designed by Randy Heckenkemper. The South Course is rated 70.5 and was designed by Floyd Farley.
Jimmie Austin Golf Club, Norman, OK
This golf course is the University of Oklahoma facility, and features 7,380 yards of golf over rolling hills and native grasses. It has five sets of tees, allowing beginners and pros to be challenged when they come out.
Cedar Valley and Cimarron National Golf Courses, Guthrie, OK
You’ll find four 18-hole championship courses at this club located just north of Oklahoma City. Duffy Martin is the founder and designer of the course, and it’s built around his philosophy, "People would rather hit 'em than hunt 'em. Life is too short to hunt for golf balls."
Peoria Ridge Golf Course, Miami, OK
This course is owned by the Peoria tribe of Oklahoma, but it’s public access with five sets of tees to give golfers of all levels a challenge. It hosts a number of tournaments each year, and it has great service.
Key Insights at a Glance
- Oklahoma offers excellent golf courses for golfers of all skill levels.
- Chickasaw Pointe is ranked as the third best golf course in Oklahoma, with a $50 green fee on weekdays.
- Forest Ridge is an upscale course in Tulsa with a 4.5 star rating from Golf Digest.
- Cherokee Hills is one of the oldest courses in the state, redesigned for modern golfers.
- Cedar Creek offers a challenging and relaxing course amid nature.
- Karsten Creek is a top-rated course hosting tournaments and home to Oklahoma State golf programs.
- Lake Hefner in Oklahoma City offers two courses designed by Heckenkemper and Farley.
- Jimmie Austin in Norman features 7,380 yards of golf over rolling hills.
- Cedar Valley and Cimarron National in Guthrie offer four 18-hole championship courses.
- Peoria Ridge in Miami is owned by the Peoria tribe and hosts tournaments with great service.
