Sapulpa City Golf Course

Sapulpa Municipal Golf Course Rock Creek Golf Course - Renamed 2020 Sapulpa, OK. This is where it all begins for me. As a young kid, this was the place my father let me cut my teeth on hurting grass. My grandfather was the Head Pro, and my father learned the game himself. Not every golf course is on the top 100 list, but they are a place that hold special memories. As I like to call it, Sapulpa Nation Golf and Country Club has a unique story. It opened in the mid 1920's as a nine hole municipal track. Later on, it expanded to 18 holes and recently has had 2 re-designed by Slack and Hayes(1995 and 2004). Yes, that's the Mark Hayes who went to Oklahoma State and won the 1977 PGA Players Championship. This course plays wide open and allows for some straying away from the fairway. Water's in play on 12 of the 18 holes. Thus, the name change to Rock Creek. This course also borders Route 66, which is an American tradition in itself. A handful of holes carry out-of-bounds and wooded areas that can cause severe damage to your scorecard. The greens have some elevation change. Typically, you won't see extreme breakers. The morning game won't break the bank, and a fun getaway is had by most. I hope everyone has a staple or memory course that can point to the beginning. If you do, I'd love to know which course that is for you.

Great value right now. There are ups and downs, let me explain: Pro low price. Under 20 dollars for a good course Con: the course is very wet right now several holes have standing water and some cart paths are impassable. Pro: half the cart paths are brand new! Con: half the cart paths are old with major lumps in them. Pro: quiet electric carts Con: the greens are in rough shape. Not totally neglected but divots and dead spots in most. Con: the holes can be quite confusing in spots as to which is next, take a map. Pro: zero sand traps! For some reason when we went there were tons of large mushrooms? Overall it makes for a nice day of golf that won't break the bank with holes made more challenging by the flooded areas.

i’ve never played here/hit the range so i just called to see if the range was open, the guy who answered was extremely rude and hung the phone up on me. i guess that’s why the memberships are so cheap because they don’t know how to treat customers. wouldn’t recommend even giving these guys a call. will never put my time into this place again