Silverhorn at Silverhorn Golf Club

Silverhorn Golf Club sits in the northern reaches of Oklahoma City, designed by Randy Heckenkemper and opened in the late 1990s. Heckenkemper, a regional architect with several courses across Oklahoma and neighboring states, routed the layout across rolling terrain characteristic of the Cross Timbers region, where post oak woodlands meet prairie grassland. The property features elevation changes and natural creek corridors that shape the strategic character of several holes.

The course incorporates native grasses and mature trees into a design that emphasizes shot placement over pure length. Water comes into play on multiple holes, typically in the form of ponds and creek crossings that require carries or careful navigation around hazards. The routing takes advantage of the property's natural contours, with several holes playing uphill or downhill to greens that vary in size and complexity.

Silverhorn operates as a daily-fee facility serving the Oklahoma City metropolitan area, providing public access to a championship-length layout. The course has hosted regional amateur competitions and qualifiers, contributing to the competitive golf landscape in central Oklahoma. Conditioning and maintenance standards reflect the challenges of managing bentgrass and bermudagrass surfaces in Oklahoma's variable climate, with hot summers and occasional severe weather typical of the southern Great Plains.