Named after the majestic oak tree on the 5th hole of the course, Oak Tree National is located in the scenic, 640-acre countryside of Edmond, Oklahoma. Oak Tree National has a long-standing heritage of excellence and exceptional golf.

In the mid-1970s architect Pete Dye began to design Oak Tree Golf Club with the directive to make it the hardest golf course in the world.

“When I was working on Oak Tree,” said Dye, “the only comment Ernie Vossler and Joe Walser (the course’s co-founders) made was, ‘can’t you make it any harder?’”

Dye calls Oak Tree the finest inland golf course he has ever built, carefully excluding his seaside gems at Harbour Town, Casa de Campo, TPC Sawgrass and Long Cove. All of these Dye courses, including Oak Tree National, are ranked among Golf Magazine’s 100 Greatest. In 2019 National was ranked 60th in America’s 100 Greatest Golf Courses by Golf Digest, calling it “one of Pete Dye’s sternest tests of golf.”

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