COURSE INFO

Designed by the legendary Pete Dye, Oak Tree's East Course is a masterclass in strategic brilliance — undulating greens, sculpted bunkers, dramatic elevation changes, and Pete Dye's signature railroad ties at every turn. The back nine builds to a breathtaking crescendo, with water hazards on four of the final six holes. Ranked #5 in Oklahoma by Golf Digest and home to the annual Oklahoma Open, the East Course isn't just a round of golf. It's an encounter with greatness.

Holes: 18   Yards: 7,126   Par: 70   Rating: 76.30   Slope: 136

1st Hole

Par 4 · 411

Pro’s Tip:
Large fairway awaits any first tee nerves. Good drive on this short par 4 leaves a wedge to very accessible green. Avoid front bunker or going long with back left pin placement.

Tee 1: 411

Tee 2: 400

Tee 3: 357

Tee 4: 345

2nd Hole

Par 4/5 · 458

Pro’s Tip:
Long par 4 playing into traditional southeast wind. A good drive avoids bunkers on both side of fairway and leaves a solid mid to long-iron to a large elevated green. An up and down will be tough from short and right. Accuracy is a premium.

Tee 1: 458

Tee 2: 432

Tee 3: 397

Tee 4: 380

3rd Hole

Par 4 · 442

Pro’s Tip:
Downwind short par 4. Avoid the water on the left to leave yourself with a short wedge into a receptive green. Don’t get cute and leave it in the front pot bunker.

Tee 1: 442

Tee 2: 402

Tee 3: 362

Tee 4: 343

4th Hole

Par 5 · 560

Pro’s Tip:
First and only Par 5 on front nine. Aim at the famous Railroad box car to ensure you hit this fairway. Bunkers and OB left are only the start of the trouble. A creek runs diagonally through the approach landing area with large bunkers right and short of green, but a good drive makes this a reachable hole with long iron or wood.

Tee 1: 560

Tee 2: 520

Tee 3: 473

Tee 4: 436

5th Hole

Par 4 · 437

Pro’s Tip:
Short par 4 playing traditionally downwind. No need for driver unless you’re a big hitter. 3wood to the fairway leaves wedge approach. Small green demands accuracy as green falls away on all sides. Avoid front pot bunker.

Tee 1: 437

Tee 2: 423

Tee 3: 304

Tee 4: 289

6th Hole

Par 3 · 194

Pro’s Tip:
Tough opening par 3 that can play 15-20 yds longer due to wind. Multi-sectioned green makes putting an issue if you miss the right section. Don’t go long into back collection area and avoid large bunkers down the right side.

Tee 1: 194

Tee 2: 178

Tee 3: 156

Tee 4: 123

7th Hole

Par 4 · 433

Pro’s Tip:
Nice downhill par 4. Generous fairway for the conservative player. Aggressive players will need to avoid bunker and OB left and large bunker/mound complex straight-away. Downhill second makes club selection tough. With large collection area right and bunkers surrounding green accuracy is key.

Tee 1: 433

Tee 2: 402

Tee 3: 342

Tee 4: 290

8th Hole

Par 3 · 178

Pro’s Tip:
Short par 3 with creek meandering down the hole and along left side of green. Deep bowl on left side of green protects front and back pin locations. Short irons need to be accurate to make birdie

Tee 1: 178

Tee 2: 159

Tee 3: 134

Tee 4: 99

9th Hole

Par 4 · 467

Pro’s Tip:
Toughest driving hole on front nine. Lake on the left and OB right make accuracy off tee premium. Good drive leaves mid-long iron approach to well protected green. Bunkers short and right protect front of green with large drop collection area right. Make par and you’re picking up strokes on your competitors.

Tee 1: 467

Tee 2: 436

Tee 3: 349

Tee 4: 320

10th Hole

Par 4 · 374

Pro’s Tip:
Short par 4 to open back nine. Avoid the small hidden pot bunkers on right side off the tee and leave yourself a flip wedge to a very accessible green. Par here feels like a bogey.

Tee 1: 374

Tee 2: 319

Tee 3: 309

Tee 4: 247

11th Hole

Par 4 · 436

Pro’s Tip:
Slight dogleg left par 4 requiring a well struck drive to avoid trees left and OB right. Take a chance down the left-hand side to gain an additional 20yds of roll and leave yourself a short iron to green. Left side of green is blocked out by mounding left and protected by bunker on right. Find the right section of green for a makeable birdie. Par is a good score here.

Tee 1: 436

Tee 2: 399

Tee 3: 345

Tee 4: 295

12th Hole

Par 5 · 562

Pro’s Tip:
Second and final par 5 on the course. Playing straight downwind launch a good drive from elevated tee down to generous landing area. OB is tight to righthand rough along with a handful of bunkers so aim left and avoid a small fairway bunker. Longer hitters will be able to reach perched green in two. Tough green surrounds make up and down difficult so hit it to the middle and two putt for birdie.

Tee 1: 562

Tee 2: 512

Tee 3: 493

Tee 4: 464

13th Hole

Par 4 · 398

Pro’s Tip:
Short par 4 protected by two ponds and OB on the left. A good drive here can leave short iron to wedge depending on your club choice off the tee. Second pond wraps around right side of green that slopes towards the water. Narrow green makes accuracy a premium.

Tee 1: 398

Tee 2: 336

Tee 3: 305

Tee 4: 244

14th Hole

Par 3 · 236

Pro’s Tip:
Hardest par 3 on the golf course. Can play 150-240yds depending on the tee. Enormous multi-sectioned green awaits your tee shot. Pond fronts the entire green with difficult swells and grass bunkers along left and behind the green. Par here is always a good score.

Tee 1: 236

Tee 2: 186

Tee 3: 138

Tee 4: 107

15th Hole

Par 4 · 455

Pro’s Tip:
Downhill par 4 with bunkers on the right and grass mounds on the left. Solid drive will leave a wedge into this large green. Trust your yardage.

Tee 1: 455

Tee 2: 405

Tee 3: 336

Tee 4: 302

16th Hole

Par 4 · 455

Pro’s Tip:
Starts the most difficult stretch of holes. Difficult tee ball with traditional left to right South wind. Elevated tee to large landing area protected by pond down the entire left side of the hole. Dogleg left second shot with green surrounded water left and trees right. Good drive leaves a mid-iron to a bi-section green. Make sure to be in the right section for good birdie look.

Tee 1: 455

Tee 2: 393

Tee 3: 353

Tee 4: 294

17th Hole

Par 3 · 207

Pro’s Tip:
Signature par 3 completely over water. Two-tiered green includes large bunker right. Swirling winds makes confident club selection a premium.

Tee 1: 207

Tee 2: 162

Tee 3: 149

Tee 4: 102

18th Hole

Par 4 · 423

Pro’s Tip:
Tight uphill slight dogleg right par 4. Creek and trees line the right side with OB left. Accurate long drive is a must to ensure mid iron approach. Multi-tiered green with false front makes second shot accuracy a must. Green protected by large Oak Tree over hanging front right portion. Cut the ball in there for a good birdie look.

Tee 1: 423

Tee 2: 391

Tee 3: 306

Tee 4: 266

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