About this course
Boiling Springs Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-71 public course in Woodward, Oklahoma, located along the North Canadian River. It was designed by Donald Sechrest and opened in 1979, playing across roughly 6,500 yards on sandbelt terrain with dunes and river-carved elevation change.
In 2013 the club undertook a major restoration led by architect Jeff Blume, removing invasive red cedar and reworking the greens and bunkers to recover the sandbelt character of the original design. Native grasses, oak, black walnut and elm trees line the routing near Boiling Springs State Park.
Type
Parkland
Region
South Central
Holes
18
Par
71
LooperScore
73.1
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Design & architects
- Don Sechrest, architect
- Jeff Blume, architect
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Nearby courses
Courses within 150 miles of Boiling Springs Golf Club, by true distance.
Alva Golf & Country Club
Alva, OK · 50 mi away
Alva Golf and Country Club is a nine-hole Floyd Farley design two and a half miles north of Alva in northwest Oklahoma. It opened in the mid-1950s and plays to a par of 36 on tree-lined fairways. The club sells daily green fees and has a pro shop, restaurant, driving range and practice greens.
Roman Nose Golf Course
Watonga, OK · 64 mi away
Roman Nose Golf Course is an 18-hole layout within Roman Nose State Park near Watonga, Oklahoma. Designed by Floyd Farley, the course opened in the late 1950s and later saw a partial redesign by Tripp Davis. It plays to a par of 70 across roughly 6,188 yards from the back tees. The state park itself contains structures built during the New Deal era, and the course is owned and operated by the Oklahoma state park system.
Riverside Municipal Golf Course
Clinton, OK · 68 mi away
Riverside Golf Course runs along the Washita River in Clinton, Oklahoma, in the western part of the state near Interstate 40. The municipal course began decades ago as a smaller layout and was expanded to its current 18 holes in 1992, with the river coming into play on several holes. Architect Tripp Davis has overseen redevelopment work at Riverside, including a renovation phase completed in 2009. The course plays as a par-70 layout with native grasses, mature trees and modest elevation change along the riverbank. Owned and operated by the City of Clinton, Riverside is open to public play with a driving range and practice green on site, and it draws golfers from a wide radius of western Oklahoma because of its affordable rates.
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