Bartlesville, OK
5801 Tuxedo Blvd, Bartlesville, OK 74006
About this course
Adams Golf Club was an 18-hole public course in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, established in 1963 on land donated by the family of K.S. Adams. In 2025 the city reopened the course as Boots Hollow Golf Club following a multimillion-dollar renovation.
The layout winds through eastern Oklahoma terrain along Turkey Creek, which has been dammed to form ponds that come into play on most of the holes. It measures about 6,745 yards from the championship tees, with Bermuda fairways and rough.
The course is public and city-owned, with a clubhouse, driving range, putting and chipping greens, and it received new greens and drainage as part of its reconstruction.
Type
Parkland
Region
South Central
Holes
18
Par
72
Yardage
6,745
Established
1963
LooperScore
68.5
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Boots Hollow Golf Club
Bartlesville, OK · 1.7 mi away
Boots Hollow Golf Club is Bartlesville's city course, opened in 1963 to a Floyd Farley design and known for decades as Adams Municipal. It was renamed for K.S. "Boots" Adams, whose family helped fund the original course. Turkey Creek winds through the property and feeds ponds that come into play on many holes. A $2.5 million greens project by Randy Heckenkemper, finished in 2025, gave it new bentgrass putting surfaces. Par 72, about 6,750 yards from the back.
Hillcrest Golf Course
Coffeyville, KS · 27 mi away
Hillcrest Golf Course in Coffeyville dates back to the early 1920s when it began as a nine hole sand green facility. Renowned architect Perry Maxwell redesigned the layout in 1932 and the course reopened the following year as Hillcrest Country Club. The City of Coffeyville purchased the property in 1943 for one dollar. Today the 18 hole municipal course is located within Pfister Park and features challenging hills and waterways. The back nine remains the original Maxwell design and recently underwent major renovations to its greens and tee boxes. The facility includes bent grass greens and Bermuda fairways across 6,554 yards of play.
Patriot Golf Club
Owasso, OK · 31 mi away
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