Tulsa · Golf
The courses worth knowing around Tulsa, Oklahoma: who can play, how many holes, and a link to book each one.
Golf score
65th of 94 golf cities for retirement golf
Golf score blends year-round playability (40%), playable access (20%), affordability (18%), course pedigree (14%), and the size of the mapped set (8%).
Course profile
Tree-lined parkland fairways with subtle rolling contours · Leon Howard
A classic city-run parkland layout with mature trees and gentle elevation. Walking is welcome, and weekday rates stay easy on the wallet.
Opened 1977 · $$ · Slope 121
Course profile
Tighter corridors with water and creek-fed scenery · Don Sechrest
The newer of the two Page Belcher courses, a bit tighter with water in play. You can walk it, and the city pricing keeps a round affordable.
Opened 1987 · $$ · Slope 126
Course profile
Mature oak and pecan trees, generous fairways, large greens · Floyd Farley
Tulsa's most historic public layout, framed by old oaks and pecans with room off the tee. Walkers are welcome and the value-tier rates are some of the friendliest in town.
$ · Slope 122
Course profile
Tight tree-lined driving areas with water in play often · Perry Maxwell
A shorter, shady muni at Mohawk Park that rewards an accurate tee shot. It walks easily and the weekday rate is about as low as golf gets near Tulsa.
Opened 1953 · $ · Slope 120
Elevation changes with views of the Tulsa skyline · Floyd Farley and Randy Heckenkemper
A scenic public course just west of town in Sand Springs, with real elevation and skyline views. Senior rates make a weekday round a fair deal.
$$ · Slope 125
Doglegs and small contoured Maxwell-roll greens · Perry Maxwell
The private club that put Tulsa golf on the map, host to multiple major championships. It is members and guests only, but it defines the area's golf reputation.
Opened 1936 · $$$$ · Slope 137
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