Roman Nose Golf Course sits within Roman Nose State Park in Watonga, Oklahoma, approximately seventy miles northwest of Oklahoma City. The course was designed by Floyd Farley and occupies land characterized by the rolling gypsum hills and natural springs that define this part of western Oklahoma. The park itself takes its name from Henry Roman Nose, a Cheyenne chief, and the golf course shares the property with lodge facilities, hiking trails, and Lake Watonga. The routing works through terrain that features more elevation change than typical Oklahoma courses, with holes playing across and around the park's distinctive red rock formations and native grasses. The layout incorporates the natural topography rather than extensive earthmoving, giving the course a character that reflects the regional landscape. Several holes offer views across the surrounding hills and canyon areas that make this section of the state visually distinct from the flatter prairie lands to the east. As a state park facility, Roman Nose serves both resort guests and local golfers, functioning as an accessible public course rather than a private club. The setting provides a golf experience integrated with Oklahoma's state park system, where the course complements rather than dominates the broader recreational offerings of the property. The design remains relatively straightforward, suited to the range of skill levels typical of a resort and daily-fee operation.