Detailed description of Cherokee Hills Golf Club
Cherokee Hills Golf Club is an 18 hole semi-private golf course located in Catoosa, Oklahoma, just east of Tulsa. It is part of the Cherokee Casino propertiey.
Cherokee Hills Golf Club was designed Perry Maxwell. The couse first opened in 1924. The course was recently redesigned by Tripp Davis and has proven to be one of the most beautiful and challenging courses in the state.
Four teeing areas beckon golfers of all skill levels to traverse tree-lined fairways, dramatic elevation changes, demanding bent grass greens, natural rock outcroppings and babbling brooks.
Cherokee Hills is a true challenge for the most accomplished golfer, yet it affords the weekend player an enjoyable experience.
$61 (cart included), played on Tuesday, September 2012 at 10am
Beautiful and staff was very accomodating!
(cart included), played on Friday, January 2010 at 6am
Challenging course with remarkable holes. John Daly and others practiced here for the PGA.
$56 (cart included), played on Thursday, June 2007 at noon
Now called Cherokee Hills, it is a public access course with a hotel and casino. The front nine is one of the toughest 9 holes of golf you will ever see and the back gives some relief.
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$51 (cart included), played on Sunday, November 2014 at 10am
crazy that this beautiful lay out is ruined by the shape of greens!! i am a 3-4 handicap greens are not fair stupid undulations much too close together with huge amounts of false fronts and runoffs that leave hardly any actual hole locations that are fair watched our group and others behind us have balls roll off greens and also putted off green ,, really just put a windmill and a alligator opening and closing his mouth ,, golf was not meant to have this for putting surfaces!!! to bad so much potential was wasted here...