Oso Beach Municipal Golf Course

Oso Beach Municipal Golf Course is an 18-hole championship course located in Corpus Christi, Texas, just south of downtown. Designed in 1939 by John Bredemus, co-founder of the Texas PGA and the Texas Open, the course carries significant historical prestige. The course gained prominence as the venue for the "World Championship Four-Ball Match," which featured legendary golfers Ben Hogan, Byron Nelson, Sam Snead, and Jimmy Demaret—representing a notable moment in golf history.

The course is situated in the Corpus Christi area and offers both day and evening play opportunities, including a night golf program called "The Firefly." Oso Beach serves as a popular destination for tournament play and golf outings throughout South Texas, attracting both recreational and competitive golfers. The facility supports various playing formats and skill levels, offering instruction programs and junior golf camps alongside regular league play and championship rounds.