COURSE INFO

Located in Corinth, Texas, just minutes from Lake Lewisville, Oakmont Country Club's 18-hole championship course blends rolling North Texas terrain with thoughtful design by Roger Packard and consulting from PGA Seniors Champion Don January. Champion Bermuda greens, mature oak trees, strategic bunkering, and six water holes create a rewarding test that's as enjoyable as it is memorable.

Holes: 18   Yards: 6801   Par: 72   Rating: 72.8   Slope: 133

1st Hole

Par 4 · 362

Pro’s Tip:
The opener is a slight dogleg right, depending on tee position. Keep the drive left of the fairway bunker for the best approach angle, and favor being pin-high or below the hole on the two-level green.

Tee 1: 362

Tee 2: 340

Tee 3: 305

Tee 4: 250

Hole 1

2nd Hole

Par 4 · 352

Pro’s Tip:
This dogleg right starts with a blind tee shot, so club selection matters. Avoid awkward uphill or downhill lies, then account for the two-tiered green and the lower section that breaks away from the front.

Tee 1: 352

Tee 2: 340

Tee 3: 326

Tee 4: 292

Hole 2

3rd Hole

Par 5 · 524

Pro’s Tip:
This dogleg-right par 5 demands an accurate tee shot with out of bounds and hazard trouble to the right. Longer players may be able to reach in two, while a layup near 100 yards leaves the preferred angle into the green.

Tee 1: 524

Tee 2: 508

Tee 3: 460

Tee 4: 450

Hole 3

4th Hole

Par 3 · 195

Pro’s Tip:
This long par 3 is guarded by a hazard on the right with a bailout short-left. The putting surface has several slopes, so keeping the ball below the hole is the ideal miss.

Tee 1: 195

Tee 2: 183

Tee 3: 132

Tee 4: 103

Hole 4

5th Hole

Par 4 · 393

Pro’s Tip:
The fifth is a slight dogleg right around a bunker and plays as a risk-reward par 4. Longer players can try to carry the bunker for a short wedge, while the safer line stays just left; the deep green makes distance control important.

Tee 1: 393

Tee 2: 368

Tee 3: 351

Tee 4: 302

Hole 5

6th Hole

Par 5 · 567

Pro’s Tip:
This uphill par 5 rewards a drive in the fairway and a second shot played to a comfortable wedge distance around the 100-yard marker. The severe back-to-front, two-tiered green makes the correct tier and an uphill putt especially valuable.

Tee 1: 567

Tee 2: 542

Tee 3: 494

Tee 4: 388

Hole 6

7th Hole

Par 4 · 405

Pro’s Tip:
This straightaway par 4 plays slightly uphill from the tee. Favor the right side of the fairway for the best angle into a relatively flat but deep green.

Tee 1: 405

Tee 2: 383

Tee 3: 353

Tee 4: 275

Hole 7

8th Hole

Par 3 · 173

Pro’s Tip:
This uphill par 3 offers different tee angles into the green. Since the putting surface slopes from back to front, choose a club that leaves the ball below the hole.

Tee 1: 173

Tee 2: 152

Tee 3: 130

Tee 4: 122

Hole 8

9th Hole

Par 4 · 433

Pro’s Tip:
This long dogleg-left par 4 begins the toughest three-hole stretch. Big hitters can challenge the fairway bunker, while most players should play toward the 150-yard marker; on approach, favor the right side because bunkers protect the green.

Tee 1: 433

Tee 2: 414

Tee 3: 360

Tee 4: 355

Hole 9

10th Hole

Par 4 · 418

Pro’s Tip:
The 10th asks for a precise tee shot to avoid hazards on both sides. The approach is demanding too, with a long green guarded by bunkers on the left and hazard trouble to the right and behind.

Tee 1: 418

Tee 2: 389

Tee 3: 346

Tee 4: 283

Hole 10

11th Hole

Par 4 · 387

Pro’s Tip:
This dogleg right is best played with a drive to the left-center of the fairway. The uphill approach plays longer than the number, and the undulating green is protected by a large bunker.

Tee 1: 387

Tee 2: 369

Tee 3: 313

Tee 4: 266

Hole 11

12th Hole

Par 3 · 172

Pro’s Tip:
This uphill par 3 plays to a long green, so finishing pin-high is important. There is bailout room to the right, but bunkers guard the left; take enough club to cover the climb.

Tee 1: 172

Tee 2: 152

Tee 3: 136

Tee 4: 127

Hole 12

13th Hole

Par 5 · 567

Pro’s Tip:
From one of Denton County's highest points, the 13th gives longer players a chance to go for the green in two. A layup favoring the right side of the fairway creates the best angle for the third shot.

Tee 1: 567

Tee 2: 540

Tee 3: 523

Tee 4: 457

Hole 13

14th Hole

Par 4 · 316

Pro’s Tip:
This risk-reward par 4 can be reachable for longer players if the tee shot lands short and releases onto the green. Bunkers run along the left and a hazard borders the right, while the wide, shallow green makes approach placement matter.

Tee 1: 316

Tee 2: 306

Tee 3: 285

Tee 4: 256

Hole 14

15th Hole

Par 5 · 533

Pro’s Tip:
This short par 5 bends slightly right. A tee shot just left of the bunker can catch the fairway downslope; going for the green requires carrying the front bunker, while laying up should leave a favorite yardage into a deep green.

Tee 1: 533

Tee 2: 474

Tee 3: 451

Tee 4: 405

Hole 15

16th Hole

Par 4 · 420

Pro’s Tip:
The 16th is a slight dogleg left that calls for a drive favoring the right side, away from trees and the creek on the left. Many approaches will be long irons, and the safe target is center-left to avoid the bunker and water right of the green.

Tee 1: 420

Tee 2: 395

Tee 3: 354

Tee 4: 293

Hole 16

17th Hole

Par 3 · 160

Pro’s Tip:
This par 3 has water on three sides of the green. The surface has two levels, lower left and upper right, so matching the tee shot to the hole location helps avoid a difficult long putt.

Tee 1: 160

Tee 2: 140

Tee 3: 138

Tee 4: 126

Hole 17

18th Hole

Par 4 · 422

Pro’s Tip:
The closing hole has hazards near the tees and along the right side of the fairway. A drive down the left-center sets up the approach, where hazards left, front, and long plus front bunkers make club selection important; staying below the hole is key on the sloped green.

Tee 1: 422

Tee 2: 401

Tee 3: 330

Tee 4: 266

Hole 18

OAKMONT GOLF COURSE GALLERY

The true character of the course is best understood through the lens of those who experience it. This gallery captures the essence of the layout, from the architectural complexity of Oakmont's famed "Church Pews" to the serene, rolling landscapes that define the club’s identity. 

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How many golf courses does the Club have?
The Club features an 18-hole championship Par-72 golf course designed by Don January and Roger Packard.
Can I play the course with my membership?
Yes. Members enjoy access to the golf course, practice facilities, and club amenities. Depending on your membership type—Full Golf, Twilight Golf (tee times after 1 p.m.), or Tennis & Lifestyle—your access varies regarding golf privileges.
Do you offer golf instruction?
Absolutely. We offer one-on-one lessons and clinics with golf professionals, as well as the "Game On!" program for beginners or returning players and the "Crush It!" program for juniors.
Are golf programs available for juniors?
Yes. Junior golf programming includes camps held throughout the year and a PGA Jr League team.
What makes the golf experience at Oakmont unique?
Our championship course is set on 170 acres of rolling terrain featuring mature oak trees, meandering fairways, champion Bermuda grass greens, 51 sand traps, and 6 water holes.
Can I store my clubs at the club?
Yes. Club storage is available to Members.
What instructional programs are available?
We offer the "Crush It!" program for youth golfers and the "Game On!" program for adults seeking to learn or return to the game.
Is there a junior golf program?
Yes. Junior golf instruction, leagues, and seasonal camps all help make learning the game fun and engaging.
Do you offer private golf lessons?
Yes. Players can schedule one-on-one lessons and clinics with a golf professional via the GLF.Connect solution.
Do you offer club repair?
Yes. The Golf Shop provides regripping and basic repair services.
Do you provide club fitting services?
Yes. Professional fittings are available with top golf brands in our Pro Shop.