Comfortable, modern accommodations just minutes from the course. Features a bistro, fitness center, and easy access to downtown Ardmore.

For a luxurious and historically significant stay, The Artesian Hotel in Sulphur is a beautifully restored grand hotel with a rich Oklahoma history. It offers elegant rooms, a casino, a relaxing spa, and a charming small-town atmosphere near the Chickasaw National Recreation Area.

A romantic countryside retreat just outside Ardmore. Perfect for couples seeking quiet luxury after a round of historic golf.

Offering a more upscale dining experience within the historic Artesian Hotel, The Springs features a refined menu with a focus on contemporary American cuisine and a sophisticated ambiance.

This casual steakhouse offers a variety of grilled steaks, chicken, and other American favorites in a Southwestern-themed setting. Settle into this classic steakhouse experience with a regional flair, perfect for those craving grilled dishes.

Tucked into Tulsa’s historic Cherry Street District, Nola’s Creole & Cocktails brings Bourbon Street flair to Oklahoma with its cozy, speakeasy-style setting and vintage New Orleans charm. The menu highlights Cajun-Creole favorites like gumbo, jambalaya, Voodoo chicken, and fresh seafood, paired with signature cocktails like Hurricanes and Sazeracs. Live jazz and a warm ambiance make it perfect for date nights, weekend brunch, or a night out with friends.

Located in a former National Guard Armory, the Greater Southwest Historical Museum brings the rich history of south-central Oklahoma to life through immersive exhibits and artifacts. Visitors can explore the region’s journey from frontier settlement to modern day, with detailed displays on pioneer life, Native American cultures, the railroad era, military service, and the oil booms that shaped Ardmore’s economy. It’s an ideal stop for history buffs, families, and anyone curious about the people and stories that built the region.

Spanning more than 12,000 acres, Lake Murray State Park is Oklahoma’s oldest and most expansive state park—and a recreational haven just minutes from Ardmore. From scenic hiking trails and wooded picnic areas to boating, paddleboarding, and clear-water swimming, the park delivers a full slate of outdoor activities. Whether you’re casting a line for bass, exploring Tucker Tower, or just soaking in the lakeside serenity, it’s the perfect post-round recharge for nature lovers and active travelers alike.

A cornerstone of Ardmore’s community spirit, Hardy Murphy Coliseum hosts a packed calendar of equestrian competitions, livestock shows, barrel races, and rodeos that showcase Oklahoma’s deep ranching roots. With seating for thousands and a history stretching back to the 1930s, it’s one of the state’s most iconic indoor arenas for Western sports and family-friendly entertainment. Stop by for an event and catch a genuine slice of small-town Americana in action.

Located at 777 Casino Ave, WinStar is the world’s largest casino, featuring over 500,000 square feet of gaming space, numerous dining options, a hotel, and entertainment venues. It’s about 34 miles south of Ardmore, near the Texas border. ​

Situated at 1000 US HWY 70 E, Lakecrest Casino features over 1,000 electronic games, a resort-style pool, and multiple dining options, including Lakeside Grill. The hotel offers 89 rooms and an RV park, making it a comprehensive entertainment destination. ​

Located at 1410 Sam Noble Parkway, Gold Mountain Casino offers over 300 electronic gaming machines in an 8,620-square-foot facility. Owned by the Chickasaw Nation, it’s open 24/7 and conveniently situated near I-35 and the Ardmore Convention Center. 

A premier private club in Duncan, The Territory combines modern design with prairie-style scenery, delivering a pure golf experience on immaculately conditioned fairways and greens.