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Blaine County, in the rolling red-dirt plains of western Oklahoma, is home to one of the state's more distinctive public golf experiences. Roman Nose Golf Course sits within Roman Nose State Park — named for the Cheyenne chief Henry Roman Nose — and that heritage gives the place a character few state-park layouts can match. The surrounding park encompasses rugged canyon lands, spring-fed lakes, and cedar-studded ridges that break up what most visitors assume will be flat prairie.
Oklahoma's state park courses occupy a special place in the regional golf culture, offering genuinely affordable access to scenic terrain that a private developer might never have touched. The layout here takes full advantage of the canyon topography, which means elevation change, natural hazards, and holes that feel far removed from the exposed, windswept flatness typical of this part of the Southern Plains.
At par 69, this is not a course built around brute length — it rewards placement and course management over power. The park setting, the history embedded in its name, and the sheer unexpectedness of finding this kind of landscape in Blaine County make it worth the detour.
| Tee | Yards | Rating | Slope | Par |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Red · women | 4,543 | 68.1 | 115 | 69 |
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