Meadowbrook Country Club

Have only played here once 15 years ago and now I realize that was far too long. It’s a private course that sometimes allows non-members to play. The conditions are wonderful, there are plenty of trees and water that add beauty and difficulty, and overall it’s a fun course in the heart of South Tulsa. Give them a call and check it out for yourself!

Very nice course. The fairway and greens were well kept. Overall it was a challenging course.

Pool is green and often NOT maintained. NO umbrellas and forced to bring our own. NO lifeguard on duty. NO drink service in pool area. Shortened season due to all lifeguards starting school early and all but one from the same school. "Meadowbrook" more like "Ghettobrook"! One star rating is one star too many!

It is a beautiful experience. The staff is amazing.

Great rustic course with lots of big trees. We came in from out of a town and a friend was able to get us on there. Pace of play was great (around 4 hours). A true gem in the middle of Tulsa. Long but fair course. Very enjoyable day of golf.

Course was in great condition. Pretty hot summer day but you can grab water for the cart in the club house. Staff was extremely helpful and attentive. Chili dog buffet after 18 was a wonderful touch.

Very friendly & welcoming membership. Pro Shop, Course Maintenance, and Food & Beverage staff are very professional & do a wonderful job. Course is always in great condition. Greens roll true & rival any course in town. Many of the holes compliment Perry Maxwell’s signature design; tree-lined, dog-leg fairways leading to undulating greens. Pool is a nice escape during the Oklahoma summers. Best value of any Country Club in town!

Great course for players of all abilities! Maxwell design rewards shot making and shaping! Greens are in the best condition of any course in the metro area! Both professionals, Steve and Pat, are top notch! Excellent food with daily specials! Best value of any country club to join!

This rating should really be 3.5 stars, but I rounded up. The course is always in good shape and it is challenging. Lots of narrow tee shots with tree trouble on either side. They have a few practice areas for chipping and pitching that are nice, and some nice large practice greens. The driving range feels a little tight/short on the left half. A good tug and your ball will end up in the Starbucks parking lot. If you can find a good deal online its worth playing!

Hands down the best kept secret making the line up of Tulsa golf courses. Difficult enough for those wanting a challenge, and also forgiving in many ways. Huge mature trees line every fairway. You won’t believe your in the heart of South Tulsa. Once the course took over new management they have done nothing but keep this course in tip top shape and make sure every player/guest feels welcome but also has fun. Highly recommend playing here as it is now open to the public. You won’t regret it!!!

Great course, great greens, nice fairways. Love the layout. The trees make you play accurate shots. If there's only thing that could be worked on, it's the bunkers. Many bunkers only have about a half an inch of sand until you hit the hardpan, so you almost have to play pitch shots out of them or risk bouncing your club. Basically needs nice sand brought in, not sandy loam. In regards to the staff, can't ask for better management, club pros, bartenders, cart barn workers, etc. Such a friendly atmosphere.

I thought the greens were very nice and by far some of the best I've seen in my time in Oklahoma. I went and played there as a guest and the cart staff was very helpful and respectful. Whenever I walked into their pro-shop, however I was not greeted with a smile. There was a young man standing there, just frowning, so I asked "what's wrong?". The man quickly replied with, "everything's fine it's just I got a five iron stuck in my ass".