Cherokee Hills Golf Club

The rolling terrain of northeastern Oklahoma gives the course its personality. This corner of the state sits in the transition zone between the Great Plains and the Ozark foothills, and the land carries enough natural movement to create interesting angles and varied lies. Par-70 designs by nature tend to reward precision over power, typically featuring fewer par 5s and demanding accurate approaches into well-defended greens.

For visitors staying at the Hard Rock, Cherokee Hills functions as a full resort experience, and the tribal ownership lends it a cultural identity few casino courses can claim. Catoosa itself is a small community that punches above its weight as a destination, anchored by the Hard Rock complex and the famous Blue Whale landmark on nearby Route 66.