Bailey Ranch Golf Course

LocThe design of this course is split in half. One half is styled after a Scottish links course and the other half is more traditional, featuring narrow, tree-lined fairways and small greens. "Golf Digest" rated this course as the 8th "Best Public Course" in the state for 1996. The fairways were built on hilly terrain, so you can expect some uneven lies. Water hazards (six lakes and a few ponds) come into play on eleven holes.

Battle Creek Golf Club

To the delight (and, at times, frustration) of Oklahoma golfers, the Battle Creek course, located in Broken Arrow, just southeast of Tulsa, features: 7,237 yards from the tips with a par of 72; 6,128 yards from the front tees. Beautiful, rolling topography with over 100-foot changes in elevations 4 and 5 oversized tee boxes at each hole to accommodate or challenge any ability U-3 Bermuda grass fairways and teeing areas 94 bunkers that surround fairways and greens complexes 12 lakes and ponds that dot the course

Southern Hills Country Club

Southern Hills Country Club was established in 1936 as a private country club. The land that is now Southern Hills Country Club was donated by oilman Waite Phillips. Perry Maxwell, who designed the Colonial and Prairie Dunes golf courses, was hired to design the Southern Hills golf course. Southern Hills has been selected as the site of the 2007 PGA Championship.

Tulsa Country Club

In 1988, TCC experienced its latest renovation. Headed by Jay Morrish, the refurbishing resulted in greater recognition and prestige for Tulsa and TCC members. For the most part the course was hand made which prompted praise from the USGA, hailing it "one of the best jobs ever." Much has changed in the ninety years since the inception of TCC in the early 1900s, but one thing has remained constant: TCC combines tradition, prestige, and hospitality, establishing itself as one of Tulsa's most noted landmarks.