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.
Dye himself considered Oak Tree National the finest inland golf course he has ever built. Ranked among Golf Digest’s 100 Greatest Golf Courses, the course currently holds 80th place (2025-2026). The course is a true test of skill, featuring:
In the mid-1970s, renowned architect Pete Dye was given a bold directive: design 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?’”
Over the years, Oak Tree National has proudly hosted some of the most prestigious golf tournaments:
The club was renamed “Oak Tree National” in 2009 to reinforce its commitment to hosting USGA and PGA Championships.
Oak Tree National is more than a course—it’s a legacy of golf excellence. Whether you are a member, a touring professional, or a golf enthusiast, this is a club that challenges and inspires.
Oak Tree National isn’t just a tournament venue—it’s a home for golf’s best players.