Cherokee Hills Golf Club

Very challenging course and well maintained. If you can get through the first few holes, the reminder of the course is easier, but not easy by any means for first timers. The greens are large and the bunkers are numerous and deep both in the fairway and guarding the greens..You must have control of your clubs or you will be in for a long day not to mention the time you spend looking for your balls. The staff was professional and friendly. The pro shop was nicely stocked with gear and golf apparel. The course certainly humbled me which is a good thing as I look forward to playing it again.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A Perfect Birthday Golf Getaway at Cherokee Hills Golf Club As part of my husband's birthday weekend, we stopped into Cherokee Hills Golf Club so he could enjoy a few fun rounds of golf—and it turned out to be the perfect choice. The course offered great value and plenty of enjoyment, with the recent rains bringing cooler weather that made for a comfortable and relaxing afternoon. Every staff member we encountered was friendly and welcoming, adding to the warm atmosphere of the club. The golf carts were clean and well-maintained, and the pro shop had a fantastic selection of gear and apparel. This charming little course gave my husband exactly what he was hoping for: a peaceful, enjoyable afternoon on the green. Thank you, Cherokee Hills, for helping make his birthday weekend so special!

Wow, what a great experience playing this lovely golf course full of interesting holes and in perfect condition. It is a must to play when in Tulsa. Dwayne in the reception is the most helpful and service friendly person we have ever met at a golf course (and we have played many) Many thanks to all staff. And don’t miss the great burgers in the bar.

Tough track, but hitting greens here feels different than most other courses at this price point in my experience. I've played here around 10 times and every time I do I always walk away feeling like it's the best value in Tulsa golf. If you have a one star card (free at the casino) it's $50, $60 without. Conditionally it's a notch or two above the munis but still sits in their price category. Don't be a hero, play the whites. The course definitely plays longer than it shows on paper. Play to the back of green 1 (it really hurts your feelings when the ball rolls all the way back down into the fairway after you hit your approach 20ft onto the green but it spins back) , take the extra club any time you feel between. The native grass eats golf balls like it's never satisfied. Especially Kirkland Signatures (the other best value in golf). Game on!

I was on a business trip staying at the Hard Rock in October/2025. I didn't know there was a golf course. Some colleagues and I played here two days on a row and I enjoyed it. Friendly people at the pro shop, the Strata rental sets are a bit rough, so go for the Titlelist. We'll keep fairways and greens.