This rustic-luxe hotel offers a resort-style experience just 25 minutes from the course. Features include a spacious indoor/outdoor pool, on-site bar, complimentary breakfast, and uniquely themed rooms that blend Western charm with modern comfort. Ideal for couples, groups, and tournament travelers alike.

Located 20 minutes from the course, this beautifully restored boutique hotel, originally built in 1927, exudes a sophisticated Art Deco charm with a distinct Oklahoma twist. Each room and suite is uniquely themed, some paying homage to Tulsa’s rich history and iconic figures. Think elegant décor with local artwork and a sense of place.

Located in the heart of downtown Tulsa’s Deco District, the Tulsa Club Hotel seamlessly blends 1920s Art Deco elegance with modern luxury. This 96-room boutique hotel offers upscale accommodations, an on-site restaurant and bar, a rooftop terrace, and over 7,000 square feet of event space. Guests can enjoy amenities such as a fitness center, pet-friendly rooms, and complimentary Wi-Fi, all within walking distance of Tulsa’s premier attractions.

Trails End Barbecue & Grill in Owasso, Oklahoma, is a beloved family-owned spot known for its authentic, slow-smoked meats and down-home charm. Since 1997, pitmaster John Cash has been serving up pecan wood-smoked brisket, ribs and pulled pork that keep locals and visitors coming back for more. The cozy, rustic interior and friendly service make it feel like a home away from home. Popular favorites include fried okra, ranch beans and the all-you-can-eat catfish on Fridays. Whether you’re craving comfort food or a true taste of Oklahoma BBQ, Trails End delivers every time.

Andolini’s Pizzeria in Owasso offers a Tulsa-style take on Italian classics in a welcoming, family-friendly setting. Known for its handcrafted pizzas like the 20″ DeMarco of Brooklyn and inventive options such as the Triple Pepperoni Jamfest, the menu also features house-made pastas, garlic knots, and Italian butter cake. The full-service bar boasts a selection of local craft beers, wines, and signature cocktails, including the Andolini Spritz and Strawberry Basil Lemonade. Guests can enjoy the Unlimited Lunch Combo on weekdays, offering a variety of pizza slices and salad. 

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.

Just 20 minutes south of Bailey Ranch, Tulsa’s award-winning riverfront park spans 66 acres of imaginative landscapes and thoughtfully designed public space. From interactive art installations and adventure playgrounds to meandering trails, gardens, and paddle boat rentals, The Gathering Place offers something for everyone. It’s ideal for families, couples, or solo visitors looking to unwind, explore, or be inspired. With a world-class design that blends nature, architecture, and community, it’s widely considered one of the best urban parks in the country.

Set inside a breathtaking 1920s Italian Renaissance villa, the Philbrook Museum of Art is where world-class art meets lush, historic elegance. Its expansive collection spans everything from Renaissance paintings to Native American art and contemporary installations, all framed by manicured formal gardens that invite quiet reflection. Just minutes from midtown Tulsa, it’s an inspiring cultural escape—equal parts museum, architectural landmark, and botanical sanctuary.

Located near Tulsa International Airport, this dynamic museum celebrates Oklahoma’s deep aviation roots with full-size aircraft, flight simulators, and hands-on exhibits for all ages. Guests can step inside historic planes, operate interactive flight displays, and learn about notable aerospace pioneers from the state. The adjoining planetarium adds an immersive celestial experience with dazzling digital shows about stars, space exploration, and Earth’s place in the cosmos. For aviation buffs and curious kids alike, it’s an inspiring journey from sky to space.

About 25 minutes southeast of Bailey Ranch, the Hard Rock is a full-scale destination with over 2,600 electronic games, 40 table games, and a poker room. The property features multiple restaurants, live music venues, and a golf course of its own—Cherokee Hills. Luxurious hotel rooms and a rock-themed experience make it ideal for a stay-and-play weekend.

Located just north of downtown Tulsa, Osage Casino offers 1,600+ slot machines, table games, and a sleek, modern gaming floor. The on-site hotel includes a resort-style pool, steakhouse, and rooftop bar. It’s a stylish alternative for nightlife and gaming after your round.

Roughly 30 minutes east in Claremore, this unique destination pairs casino gaming with live horse racing. Visitors enjoy slots, table games, and weekend racing events. The casual on-site restaurant and laid-back vibe make it a fun, off-the-beaten-path choice for evening entertainment.

One of Oklahoma’s most popular public courses, this Floyd Farley classic redesigned by Randy Heckenkemper features a championship 18 with bent grass greens and an 18-hole lighted par-3 with Bermuda greens for a fun change of pace.

Just next door to the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, Cherokee Hills is a Perry Maxwell classic. Originally designed by Maxwell with extensive renovation by Tripp Davis, it is one of Oklahoma’s most challenging courses.

A swooping, soaring wild ride is in store for visitors to The Canyons at Blackjack Ridge in Sand Springs. Watch your tee shot suspended in air on the 100-foot drop on the par-3 12th.