Golf courses in Oklahoma City, OK.

Oklahoma City, OK

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.

Oklahoma City, OK

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.

Oklahoma City, OK

Earlywine Park Golf Course (North) is a municipal 18-hole course operated by the City of Oklahoma City as part of the Earlywine Golf Club complex in south Oklahoma City. Designed by Randy Heckenkemper, it opened in 1993 and plays to a par of 72 across roughly 6,727 yards from the tips. The layout features elevation changes, natural wooded areas, and a winding creek that comes into play on several holes. It shares its clubhouse and practice facilities with the adjoining South Course.

Oklahoma City, OK

Earlywine Golf Club's South Course is one of two 18-hole layouts at a city-owned facility in south Oklahoma City, off South Portland Avenue. The South Course opened in 1976 as part of the Earlywine Regional Park development undertaken by the city parks department. It was designed by Floyd Farley and later saw a four-hole redesign by Mark Hayes. The layout is accented by several ponds and lakes, with water coming into play on a number of holes, a contrast to the more hilly, tree-lined North Course on the same property. The course is open to the public through the City of Oklahoma City's golf program. A new clubhouse with a restaurant, pro shop, and covered driving range bays opened on site in 2024.

Oklahoma City, OK

Trosper Golf Club is an 18-hole public course in southeast Oklahoma City, part of the city's municipal golf system. It opened in 1954 and underwent a redesign by Randy Heckenkemper in 2001, along with a bunker renovation completed in 2018. The course is heavily wooded with a small creek running through the layout, wide landing areas and large greens, and minimal water hazards compared with other city courses. It plays to about 6,601 yards from the back tees and is known locally as one of the faster-playing courses in Oklahoma City. Trosper is public and city-operated, with a restaurant, pro shop and practice facilities.

Oklahoma City, OK

The North Course is one of two 18-hole layouts at Lake Hefner Golf Club in northwest Oklahoma City, situated along the shore of Lake Hefner. The club also includes a South Course, a three-hole academy course and a driving range. Designed by Randy Heckenkemper, the North Course stretches to nearly 7,000 yards from the back tees with bunkered fairways and greens and water hazards throughout, making it the more demanding of the two courses at the facility. Lake Hefner is a public, city-owned course run through Oklahoma City's golf division, with a clubhouse, restaurant and pro shop.

Oklahoma City, OK

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.