Golf Courses

Oakmont Country Club Follow

PA

Oakmont Country Club is located in Plum and Oakmont, Pennsylvania, in the East Hills suburbs of Pittsburgh, and was established in 1903. The course was designed by Henry Fownes, who spent a year building it on old farmland with a crew of 150 men and mule teams, creating an ideal links-style layout. The course features 18 holes and par 72. Straddling the Allegheny River Valley, it uniquely has virtually no water hazards and, since 2007, almost no trees. With a USGA course rating of 77.5 and 168 bunkers, it is generally regarded as one of the most difficult courses in the United States. One of Oakmont's most famous hazards is the Church Pews bunker on the third and fourth holes, measuring approximately 100 by 40 yards and featuring 13 grass-covered traversing ridges. The picturesque 18th hole has long been touted as one of the best inland finishing holes in America, exemplifying the entire course as a tough but fair hole that rewards good shots and punishes bad ones. The golf course is regarded as the oldest top-ranked golf course in the United States and was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1987. Oakmont most recently hosted its record tenth U.S. Open in 2025.

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CA

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Oakmont Golf Course Follow

VA

Oakmont Golf Center is a challenging 1,456 yard, 9-hole par three golf course with holes from 95-200 yards, located in Oakton, Virginia. The course was designed by Thomas E. Clark, ASGCA/Eric Ault and opened in 1998. The course rating is 35.0 with a slope rating of 113. The facility is a public course operated by the Fairfax County Park Authority. In addition to the golf course, the facility includes a lighted 78 station driving range with target greens and covered, heated tees. Practice facilities include sand bunkers, a putting green and chipping area. The eighth hole is notable as it plays very short but is over water, presenting a distinctive challenge despite its length. Private and group lessons for adults and juniors are available year round, and clinics, special events and an active junior program are offered.

Oakmont Green Golf Course Follow

MD

Oakmont Green Golf Course is an 18-hole public golf course designed and built in 1991, located in Hampstead, Maryland on 157 acres. Situated less than an hour from Baltimore and approximately 20-30 minutes from Hanover, Pennsylvania and Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, the course offers convenient access to the region. The course is characterized as challenging yet user-friendly, accommodating players of all skill levels. It features a practice green and driving range to complement the main layout. The course maintains a casual dress code and offers club rentals for player convenience. Oakmont Green is available for public play and welcomes group outings and special events. The facility employs USGTF-certified golf professionals who provide instruction by appointment. Amenities include a snack bar and pro shop services. The course is part of a network of sister facilities in the region, including Westminster National Golf Course and Hickory Heights Golf Club, reflecting its role within a larger golf operation in Maryland and Pennsylvania.

Oakmoore Golf Course Follow

CA

Oakridge Follow

GA

Oakridge is an 18-hole championship course in Savannah, Georgia that debuted in 1988, designed by Arthur Hills. The course is of moderate length but features water, bunkers, marsh, and Hills' signature split-level fairways, making it notably challenging. The 15th hole, known as "the Cemetery," overlooks Waters Cemetery, a U.S. archaeological site where Alice "Elcy" Waters and her son Thomas reside, and is considered the trademark hole of The Landings Golf & Athletic Club. From the longest tees, the course plays 6,675 yards with a par of 72, and has a course rating of 73.1 with a slope rating of 129 on Bermuda grass. The course is part of The Landings Golf & Athletic Club, a 6,300-acre gated golf community located 12 miles from historic Savannah that offers members access to six championship courses.

Oakridge Golf Club Follow

Ontario

Oakridge Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-71 golf course located in Port Perry, Ontario, featuring 6,328 yards of playable length. The course was designed by renowned architect Thomas McBroom, known for creating premium golf experiences. Positioned as one of Ontario's best mid-priced golf facilities, Oakridge offers a balance between accessibility and quality design. The course is family-owned and operated, emphasizing friendly service and a welcoming atmosphere. It caters to both public play and membership-based golfers, with flexible membership options designed to make golf more affordable while providing premium seven-day-a-week tee time access. The facility serves the Greater Toronto Area golfing community and is characterized by its commitment to delivering exceptional golf experiences at competitive pricing. The course maintains an organized calendar of events and leagues throughout the season.

Oakridge Golf Club Follow

Warwickshire

Oakridge Golf Club is an 18-hole parkland course set across 100 acres in the Warwickshire countryside near Nuneaton. The course plays to par 71 for men and par 73 for ladies, measuring 6,208 yards. Designed to challenge golfers of all abilities, the layout features undulating fairways winding through beautiful parkland dotted with mature oak trees and resident wildlife. The course combines accessibility for leisure players with genuine challenge for experienced golfers. Tight fairways and strategically-placed hazards, including water features, test skilled players while the rural setting and lush, meticulously-maintained greens provide an attractive playing environment. The terrain is notably undulating, adding to the course's character without being overly punishing. Facilities include a clubhouse with restaurant and bar, pro shop with simulator, and practice area. The venue also functions as a hospitality destination, hosting weddings (up to 100 guests), corporate events, and society days. The family-run operation emphasizes flexibility and personal service alongside golf course management.

Oaks Course Follow

FL

The Oaks Course at Palm Aire Country Club in Pompano Beach, Florida, was constructed in 1971 and designed by the acclaimed Tom and George Fazio. The course plays 6,910 yards from the back tees at par-71, featuring four sets of tees to accommodate golfers of varying skill levels. Located within Palm Aire's prestigious resort community, the Oaks presents an enjoyable challenge for all ability levels. The course is part of a renowned destination that has hosted significant tournaments throughout its history, including the Dixie Amateur, Florida Open, and South Florida Classic. Palm Aire's Oaks Course benefits from comprehensive golfing amenities, including two fully stocked golf shops, two driving ranges, and a professional golf academy. The facility recently underwent renovations featuring TifEagle hybrid grass. As a daily-fee facility, the Oaks welcomes all golfers and is situated alongside two complementary courses-the Palms and Cypress-within the Palm Aire complex, which also features a grand hotel and spa.

Oaks Golf Course Follow

OH

Located in Cottage Grove, Wisconsin, just east of Madison along I-94, The Oaks Golf Course is a public, par-71 facility designed by architect Greg Martin. The course is set on a 168-acre property that was originally a dairy and crop farm, now featuring over 250 mature oak trees. The layout plays from 5,615 to 6,763 yards, with a unique hole distribution that includes six par 3s, five par 5s, and only seven par 4s. The fairways, tees, and greens are all bentgrass, complemented by thick rough and true-rolling surfaces. Martin’s design emphasizes a fair round within a natural setting, utilizing creative bunkering and wide landing areas to accommodate golfers of all skill levels. The course features uniquely sloped greens and water hazards that test accuracy. The property’s rolling terrain and mature tree cover provide a distinct landscape that blends with the surrounding environment. The facility also includes an indoor golf simulator and an event center with views of the course.

Oaks North Golf Course Follow

CA

Oaks of Cobden Golf Club Follow

Ontario

Oaks of Cobden Golf Club is a championship 18-hole course located in the Ottawa Valley, approximately one hour from Ottawa near Highway 17. The course features beautiful rolling terrain set within a natural landscape, designed to accommodate golfers of all skill levels. The layout takes advantage of the region's topography, offering scenic views throughout the round. The clubhouse features pine timber construction and overlooks the course, providing a traditional golf club atmosphere. The facility includes fully licensed decks for post-round relaxation and a banquet hall with catering services for tournaments and events. The course maintains championship-caliber conditions and is noted for being particularly enjoyable during the fall season. The rolling terrain and natural setting define the course's character, while the design ensures playability across various ability levels.

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Greater London

Oaksey Park Follow

Wiltshire

Oaksey Park Golf Club is located 5 miles southwest of Cirencester in the heart of the Cotswolds, near the Cotswolds Water Park on the Wiltshire-Gloucestershire border. The highly acclaimed 9-hole golf course was established in 1989 and opened in 1991. The course is a par 35 parkland layout measuring 2,954 yards for the 9 holes and offers a fair and enjoyable test for all levels of golfers, with different back tees providing golfers with a new challenge when playing 18 holes. The established parkland course features wide fairways and well-spaced holes that make it forgiving for beginners while still providing a challenge for experienced golfers. The golf course was designed by Chapman and Warren and features nine holes including a par five, which is unusual for a nine-hole layout. Notable characteristics include a difficult 6th hole with a dog leg, a par 5 at the 5th hole that tests strength and accuracy, and greens that are known for their excellent conditions and true, fast putting surfaces. The course is affected by winter crosswinds on several holes. The club features an excellent clubhouse that was built in 2004 and serves food, hosting parties, conferences, weddings and other events. Oaksey Park welcomes all golfers, both members and non-members, as well as diners and groups.

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WA

Oaktree Golf Club Follow

OH

Oaktree Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Mansfield, Ohio, spanning 140 acres. The course features over 6,000 yards of play across rolling hills, forests, and lakes, offering challenges suitable for golfers of all skill levels. The layout combines natural terrain elements with strategic design to provide a balanced test of golf. Situated in Richland County in North Central Ohio, the course is set within a scenic landscape of woodlands and water hazards that characterize the region. The course is open to the public and includes practice facilities and full amenities to support play. Oaktree Golf Club is designed to blend enjoyment with competitive challenge, catering to both recreational and serious golfers. The facility actively supports golf development through youth programs, including participation in the PGA Jr. League with age divisions for young players. The club operates seasonal memberships and hosts various events throughout the year, establishing itself as an important golfing destination in the region.

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IN

Oakview Follow

PA

Oakview Golf Club, now operating as Slippery Rock Golf Club & Events Center, is an 18-hole semi-private course located near Slippery Rock in Butler County, Pennsylvania. The course features 7,230 yards from the longest tees with a par of 73, a course rating of 75.3, and a slope rating of 139. Designed by golf course architect Wynn Tredway and opened in 1957, the layout combines mature trees and rolling hills to create varied playing conditions across both nines. The course has an interesting history, originally opening in 1928 as a nine-hole track called Slippery Rock Golf Course. The back nine was designed and added by Tredway in the 1940s following his purchase of the property in 1945. The course was subsequently owned by Armco Steel from 1957 to 2004, where it served primarily as an employee facility. Conveniently located minutes from Pittsburgh International Airport and major routes, the facility has evolved to include a driving range, pro shop, banquet hall, and on-site dining. The course is playable for golfers of all skill levels through multiple tee boxes. The back nine is noted for its scenic character with wooded fairways and elevation changes, while the overall layout features water hazards, bunkers, bluegrass fairways, and bent grass greens. The course maintains a reputation for solid conditions and reasonable green fees while offering a challenging but fair test of golf.

Oakview Links Follow

TN

Oakville Executive Golf Course Follow

Ontario

The Oakville Executive Golf Course facility in Oakville, Ontario, comprises two distinct layouts: the 18-hole Mystic Ridge and the 9-hole Angel’s View. The property is situated adjacent to the scenic Sixteen Mile Creek and a picturesque valley, with water features including strategically placed ponds and bunkers lining the fairways to add challenge to the rounds. Mystic Ridge is an executive-length course with a par of 63. It is designed to offer a straightforward yet challenging experience, featuring water hazards and bunkers that guard the greens. The course layout is complemented by the natural landscape of the surrounding creek and valley. Angel’s View is a regulation-length 9-hole course with a par of 36. It provides a shorter round option for golfers, maintaining the facility's emphasis on well-maintained fairways and strategic water features. The course is part of the public golf facility that also includes a 5,000 square foot clubhouse with a licensed patio located between the two courses. The facility hosts various tournaments and offers junior golf programs led by Director of Golf Steve Brackenbury. A Hole in One Hall of Fame is maintained on-site, recognizing notable achievements by golfers. The courses are accessible via online booking, with policies in place for cancellations and modifications to ensure availability for public golfers.

Oakville Golf Club Follow

Ontario

Oakville Golf Club is a private, nine-hole golf course established in 1921 in Oakville, Ontario, located on 56 acres at the south end of 6th Line near 16 Mile Creek. The course features challenging long par 4s with a slope rating of 131, providing a demanding test of golf while remaining playable in under two hours for nine holes. Players can also complete a full 18-hole round using alternate tee locations on the back nine. The course is characterized by its well-maintained conditions, with routing that takes players alongside old-growth forest, evergreen and deciduous trees, a winding stream, an attractive pond, and strategically placed sand traps. The setting provides an accessible escape from urban development, close to residential neighborhoods yet offering a natural, wooded atmosphere. The club maintains a small, limited membership model, fostering a community-oriented environment. In 2015, Oakville Golf Club hosted the Toronto Star Women's Amateur Golf Tournament, demonstrating its standing among regional golf facilities.

Oakway Golf Course Follow

OR

Oakway Golf Course is Eugene, Oregon's neighborhood course located at 2000 Cal Young Road. The course features 18 holes designed for the local community. Notable among its layout is the signature hole 17, a par 4 that ranks among the course's longest holes. This hole presents an elevated tee box with multiple obstacles positioned 200-250 yards down the fairway, creating an engaging challenge for golfers. The course offers multiple tee options, with reds at 261 yards and blues at 273 yards for hole 17, accommodating players of varying skill levels. Oakway positions itself as an accessible neighborhood course, emphasizing community play and local appeal while maintaining interesting design elements and strategic challenges throughout its layout.

Oakwood Country Club Follow

IL

Oakwood Country Club is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Coal Valley, Illinois, just minutes from the Quad Cities. The course was designed by renowned architect Pete Dye and features a full complement of practice facilities for both long and short game development. Set in the beautiful countryside surrounding Coal Valley, the course is integrated into a comprehensive country club experience that includes dining facilities overlooking the 18th green, a swimming pool complex, and extensive banquet and meeting spaces. The club maintains two PGA professionals on staff to support members' golf development. As a Pete Dye design, the course exemplifies the architect's signature style, known for strategic bunkering and thoughtful routing. The clubhouse overlooks the finishing hole, providing members with views of the 18th green from the dining room. Oakwood positions itself as a destination for golfers and families seeking a country club experience that balances quality amenities with accessible membership value. The facility hosts various golf outings and junior golf programs, serving both recreational and competitive golfers in the region.