Oak Tree National Golf Club

Oak Tree National, a staunch test forged in Oklahoma's rolling prairie, demands a certain tenacity celebrated in the region. The course, defined by its unforgiving nature, has humbled legends and elevated those who dared to attack. Architect Pete Dye, a master of strategic torment, sculpted Oak Tree National in the modern era. The course unfolds across vast terrain, notorious for its penal bunkering and water hazards lurking at every turn. It favors players who can navigate its doglegs and strategically position their shots, not simply overpower it. Oak Tree National has challenged the game's elite, hosting the PGA Championship, U.S. Senior Open, and the much-anticipated Trans-Miss Amateur Championship. Its austere clubhouse, nestled into the landscape, serves as a testament to the club’s unwavering commitment to pure golf. Beyond the championship layout, Oak Tree fosters a close-knit, competitive membership with ties to the state’s oil and gas legacy. While perhaps not as widely celebrated on the global stage as some, Oak Tree National remains a fiercely respected proving ground, holding a place of high regard in the region.