Patriot Golf Club

Patriot Golf Club is a Private 18-hole golf course located in Owasso, Oklahoma, near Tulsa. The course sits at the south end of the Stone Canyon real-estate development, with home sites set back, above golf corridors and out of sight from play.

Patriot Golf Club opened for play in 2010. The course was designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr.

The diversity of the terrain is unique. Views that stretch 30-miles, virgin forests, jagged limestone walls that climb to heights of 150-feet. The layout seamlessly transitions through four distinct landforms: limestone canyon, lowlands meadow, uplands prairie and woodlands.

The course starts from a launchpad tee 140 feet above the fairway floor of a par 5 routed through a canyon. Heading to the second tee, the land opens up so that the fairway spills out into a vast meadow. The course ascends gradually, weaves back through rugged canyon, and at the eighth hole again transitions into open prairie. The par-4 12th takes golfers from woodlands at the tee and fairway back to limestone outcrops at the green.

Each hole was named in honor of a famous patriot. No. 1, for instance, is George Washington. No. 18 is Dwight David Eisenhower. It's unusual in that it has 19 holes because play will alternate between two par-3 No 6s — 6A and 6B. The golf club is the vision of Dan Rooney, an F16 fighter pilot for the Air National Guard and PGA golfer and is a partnership with the Folds of Honor Foundation.

Three tee times daily set aside for one-time public access at $150 per player, with 10 percent donated to Folds of Honor.