The Champions Course at Weeks Park

Lawton, OK · 49 mi away

Lawton Municipal Golf Course is the city's public 18-hole, par-71 course in Lawton, in southwest Oklahoma. It's a no-frills municipal course with low green fees.

Duncan, OK · 51 mi away

The Territory Golf & Country Club is a private, 18-hole course in Duncan, Oklahoma, designed by Randy Heckenkemper and opened in 2003. The championship layout plays to a par of 72 and stretches to roughly 7,110 yards from the back tees, with about 100 feet of natural elevation change as Stagestand Creek winds through the property. Mature oaks, rock outcroppings, and white sand bunkers define the terrain. The club operates fairway and rough turf of Tifsport Bermuda grass with bentgrass greens.

Duncan, OK · 55 mi away

Duncan Golf & Tennis Club, historically known as Duncan Golf & Country Club, has served golfers in Duncan, Oklahoma since the club's founding in 1921. It sits on Country Club Road on the edge of town and is one of the state's older golf venues. The 18-hole course was designed by noted architect Perry Maxwell and measures 6,601 yards from the blue tees. It is a semi-private facility with a driving range, putting and chipping greens, and a classic layout that has hosted long-running events including the Labor Day Invitational, which dates to 1928. Beyond golf, the club includes tennis and pickleball courts, a swimming pool, a restaurant, and event space, serving as a broader recreational hub for the community.

Lawton, OK · 57 mi away

Fort Sill Golf Club is an 18-hole course on the Fort Sill Army post near Lawton, Oklahoma, open to the public Tuesday through Sunday. Designed in 1946 and built on wooded parkland rare for southwest Oklahoma, it measures about 6,592 yards from the back tees with a par of 72. Medicine Creek runs through the back nine, and historic sites including Flipper's Ditch and the site of General Custer's bivouac lie within the course boundaries.

Muenster, TX · 65 mi away

Turtle Hill Golf Course is a public 18-hole layout north of Muenster with bentgrass greens and rolling terrain. The downhill par-3 11th plays across a deep ravine, providing a specific landmark within the routing. The elevation changes distinguish the setting from a flat North Texas course.

Burneyville, OK · 69 mi away

Falconhead Golf Resort in Burneyville, Oklahoma traces its roots to Turner's Lodge, a course built by Waco Turner in 1958 that once hosted stops on the PGA and LPGA Tours. Robert Trent Jones Sr. redesigned the course in 1970, and it plays to a par of 72 with yardage stretching to 6,488 yards. In 1964, Pete Brown became the first African American golfer to win a PGA Tour event when he captured the Waco Turner Open on this course. Today the resort operates as a public-access facility in Love County.