About

Choctaw Country Club is one of the few remaining nine-hole facilities in Southeastern Oklahoma. The original layout was built in the 1930's on a 99-acre tract and utilized sand greens. The original clubhouse was located where the present maintenance barn is on the west edge of the course. In the early 1960's, a new clubhouse was constructed and the course was redesigned utilizing bermuda grass greens and fairways. In 1979, the clubhouse burned to the ground. A new metal building clubhouse was built in 1979 which remains today. 

The greens were renovated in 2010 with Champions bermuda and remain some of the best greens in Southeast Oklahoma. 

Although the course is composed of only only nine holes, each hole has multiple teeing areas allowing for some interesting changes on each nine. The second, third and fourth holes are heavily protected by mature oak, elm and pine trees. Water comes into play on all but the first and second holes. 

Seven-time OGA champion Joe Nick, Okmulgee, OK describes Choctaw Country Club as "One of the most challenging nine hole courses in the state."