Public · 18 holes
Kickingbird Golf Course
Edmond's beloved municipal course: mature trees and classic Oklahoma golf
About this course
Kickingbird Golf Club is a municipal course in Edmond, Oklahoma, built on rolling terrain framed by large oak and hardwood trees, including the highest point in the city. It is Edmond's oldest golf course and the city's only municipal course.
The course was designed by architect Floyd Farley and opened in 1971. It underwent a significant renovation completed in 2023, led by architect Matthew Dusenberry, which rebuilt the greens, added bunkering, and included a new clubhouse and practice facilities.
Kickingbird is open to the public and has a long history hosting competitive golf, including the Oklahoma Open in the late 1970s and 1980s and the Oklahoma Junior Boys and Girls Championship. Current amenities include a double-sided driving range, a short-game area, and a full-service restaurant.
Type
Parkland
Region
South Central
Holes
18
Par
70
Yardage
6,722
Established
1971
LooperScore
72.6
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Design & architects
- Floyd Farley, architect (1971)
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Courses within 150 miles of Kickingbird Golf Course, by true distance.
Lincoln Park Golf Course (West)
Oklahoma City, OK · 11 mi away
Lincoln Park Golf Course (West) is a municipal course operated by the City of Oklahoma City on the city's northeast side. The Lincoln Park complex opened in 1922, making it one of the oldest public golf facilities in Oklahoma, and multiple accounts credit architect Perry Maxwell with remodeling the greens on its courses. Now a two-course facility, Lincoln Park marked its 100th anniversary in 2022. The West Course remains a heavily played public layout within the historic complex.
Lincoln Park Golf Course (East)
Oklahoma City, OK · 11 mi away
Lincoln Park Golf Course's East Course is an 18-hole public course in northeast Oklahoma City, part of a municipal golf complex that dates to 1922, when the original nine-hole layout opened as the state's first public golf course. The East Course, designed by Arthur J. Jackson, opened in 1932 when a second 18 holes was added to the property. The course plays to about 6,420 yards from the blue tees with a par of 70, and architect Perry Maxwell is credited by multiple accounts with later remodeling its greens. Lincoln Park is public and city-operated, with a clubhouse rebuilt in 1961 and renovated again in 2015, a driving range, pro shop and restaurant.
Lake Hefner Golf Course (South)
Oklahoma City, OK · 11 mi away
Lake Hefner Golf Club features two courses, with the South Course offering a shorter layout than its northern counterpart. Designed by Floyd Farley, the South Course measures just over 6,300 yards from the blue tees with a par of 70. The course is dotted with water hazards and features bunkered fairways and greens along the shores of Lake Hefner. The clubhouse includes Maxwell's on the Lake, a full-service restaurant, and Alsie's Corner for grab-and-go options.
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