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Below, you’ll find a list of courses near Tulsa, OK. There are 25 courses within a 15-mile radius of Tulsa, 14 of which are public courses and 10 are private courses. There are 24 18-hole courses and 1 nine-hole layouts.
The above has been curated through Golf Digest’s Places to Play course database, where we have collected star ratings and reviews from our 1,900 course-ranking panelists. Join our community by signing up for Golf Digest+ and rate the courses you’ve visited recently.
Private
Southern Hills Country Club
Tulsa, OK
4.8
182 Panelists
- 100 Greatest
- Best In State
A product of the Great Depression and constructed by hundreds of workers who stood at the gate each morning hoping for a 25-cents-per-hour job that day, Southern Hills is architect Perry Maxwell’s great achievement. Nearly every hole bends left or right, posing critical tee shots that must risk something. The putting surfaces have the classic “Maxwell Rolls,” and most are guarded by simple yet effective bunkers. During the summer of 2018, architect Gil Hanse and crew rebuilt much of the course, in the process re-establishing Maxwell’s distinctive, gnarly edged bunkering and reconstructing the green shoulders that had been built up over the years.
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Private
Oaks Country Club
Tulsa, OK
4.1
39 Panelists
- Best In State
One of just two courses in Oklahoma to bear the imprimatur of A.W. Tillinghast (he remodeled it around 1925), Oaks Country Club was renovated again by Bill Bergin in 2015 with an eye toward preserving the Tilly character. The holes are laid out over a spacious property south of the city, and unlike Tulsa C.C., Tillinghast's other Oklahoma design, Oaks feels old and rich with character with small, sloping greens and simple bunkers that match the scale of the site.
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Private
Tulsa Country Club
Tulsa, OK
3.9
30 Panelists
- Best In State
Tulsa Country Club was designed in the late 1910s by famed architect A.W. Tillinghast, one of just two courses in Oklahoma with this pedigree. Now located in a neighborhood not far northwest of downtown (it was countryside when first built), the design doesn't have much Tillinghast left in it after years of remodels, including one in the 1980s by the late Jay Morrish and another in 2010 by Rees Jones. Though more modern in appearance today than its vintage might indicate and in need of continued tree removal, Tulsa is finely conditioned course full of mild doglegs and elevated greens set above inset bunkers.
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Private
The Patriot Golf Club
Owasso, OK
4.5
63 Panelists
- Best In State
Coming on the heels of their acclaimed Chambers Bay in Washington State, The Patriot was a major changeup for architects Robert Trent Jones II and Bruce Charlton. Rather then molding a course from sand on a rectangular gravel mine next to Puget Sound, The Patriot was cut from a massive and heavily forested property northeast of Tulsa. The ecclectic topography sliding up and down over ravines and wetlands offered an enticing opportunity to employ it in bold ways, and the design evolved into an aggressive engagement of land and turf. Creeks are used to bisect numerous fairiways, landing zones expand and contract between 30 and 80 yards, greens are buffeted by bunkers and streambeds and there are even alternate par-3 sixth holes, a tactic Jones also used at The Raven at Sandestini in Florida.
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Private
The Golf Club of Oklahoma
Broken Arrow, OK
4.4
28 Panelists
- Best In State
The Golf Club of Oklahoma in Broken Arrow is ranked as one of the best golf courses in the Oklahoma. Discover our experts reviews and tee time information.
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Private
Cedar Ridge Country Club
Broken Arrow, OK
3.8
46 Panelists
- Best In State
Built in the late 1960s by Texas-based architect Joe Finger, Cedar Ridge was a member of America's 100 Greatest Courses from 1977 until 1985. It's a smartly routed course courses that efficiently works into and out of the property's corners, moving up and down gentle slopes. Over time, many of the bunkers had softened and taken on circular and oval shapes, not unlike those at nearby Southern Hills before that course's restoration in 2019. University of Oklahoma graduate Tripp Davis gave Cedar Ridge a similar treatment in 2016 and 2017, restyling the bunkers with mroe shapely edges, rebuildiing tees and greens and removing dozens of unnecessarily planted trees. Now in its seventh decade, the design feels fresh, purposeful and engaging.
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Public
Catoosa, OK
3.4
4 Panelists
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Public
LaFortune Park Golf Course: Par-3
Tulsa, OK
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Public
Mohawk Park Golf Course: Woodbine
Tulsa, OK
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Public
LaFortune Park Golf Course: La Fortune Park
Tulsa, OK
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Public
Page Belcher Golf Course: Olde Page
Tulsa, OK
Page Belcher is a 36-hole public facility in Tulsa with two championship layouts. Olde Page was the original course and opened in 1977, with the U.S. Women’s Amateur Public Links being played on it a decade later in 1988. The challenging layout tips out at over 6,800 yards and plays over rolling terrain with subtle greens.
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Meadowbrook Country Club: Meadowbrook
Tulsa, OK
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Public
Mohawk Park Golf Course: Pecan Valley
Tulsa, OK
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Public
Page Belcher Golf Course: Stone Creek
Tulsa, OK
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Public
Rock Creek Golf Course on Historic Route 66: Rock Creek
Sapulpa, OK
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Private
The Club At Indian Springs: Lakes
Broken Arrow, OK
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Public
Bailey Ranch Golf Club: Bailey Ranch
Owasso, OK
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Public
Bixby, OK
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Private
Owasso, OK
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Public
Battle Creek Golf Club: Battle Creek
Broken Arrow, OK
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Private
Broken Arrow, OK
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Public
Lit'l Links Golf Club: Lit'l Links
Broken Arrow, OK
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Public
The Canyons At Blackjack Ridge: Canyons
Sand Springs, OK
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Public
South Lakes Golf Course: South Lakes
Jenks, OK
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Private
The Club At Indian Springs: River
Broken Arrow, OK
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