Oak Tree Country Club
Edmond, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma · Oklahoma City Metro golf market
- Access
- non equity
- Holes
- 36
- Architect(s)
- Pete Dye
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Oak Tree Country Club is the second of two Pete Dye-designed golf clubs sharing the Oak Tree name in Edmond, and the only 36-hole private club in the Oklahoma City metro. Dye designed the West Course, which opened in 1978, as his follow-up project after completing the original Oak Tree Golf Club (now Oak Tree National) across the street; the East Course followed in 1982. Both courses are operated today under the Invited Clubs network (formerly ClubCorp) as a family-and-lifestyle-oriented private club, offering golf across two courses alongside racquet sports, fitness, a pool, dining, and year-round social programming.
Membership requires an initiation fee plus ongoing dues, with multiple tiers (including options bundled with Invited's national XLife network of 350+ private clubs), though the club does not publish specific dollar figures. The club sits within, or directly adjacent to, the broader 1,154-acre guard-gated Oak Tree residential neighborhood and the smaller, purpose-built Oaks at Oak Tree gated subdivision (74 traditional homes) immediately next to both Oak Tree courses -- giving it real residential relevance distinct from its sister club's championship pedigree.
Buyers should treat Oak Tree Country Club and Oak Tree National as two entirely separate membership products despite their shared address and name: this record covers only Oak Tree Country Club's own 36-hole, Invited-operated membership.
Golf & Course
Pete Dye designed the West Course (opened 1978) as his direct follow-up to Oak Tree Golf Club (now Oak Tree National), and returned to design the East Course, which opened in 1982 -- giving the club 36 holes under one membership, the only such offering among Oklahoma City-metro private clubs.
Membership & Access
Does buying a home here include club membership?
Membership requires an initiation fee plus dues, with several tiers offered (including options tied to Invited's broader XLife network); no first-party dollar figures were found. No evidence surfaced of membership being included with or required by a home purchase in the surrounding neighborhood.
Living in Oak Tree Country Club
The club sits within the broader guard-gated Oak Tree neighborhood and directly adjacent to The Oaks at Oak Tree, a smaller 74-home gated subdivision nestled next to both Oak Tree Country Club and Oak Tree National.
Lifestyle & Amenities
Amenities include racquet sports (tennis), a fitness center, a pool, full dining, and year-round family/social programming, per the club's own Invited Clubs pages.
Location & Surrounding Area
Located at 700 Country Club Drive in Edmond, directly across the street from Oak Tree National.
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What Buyers Should Verify
- Confirm current initiation fee and dues for each membership tier directly with the club -- not published online.
- Confirm the club's own gated status directly -- sourcing described the broader Oak Tree neighborhood and The Oaks at Oak Tree subdivision as gated, but not the club's own grounds specifically.
- Always confirm which Oak Tree entity (this club, or Oak Tree National) a given fact refers to before relying on it -- the two share a name, era, and architect but are separately owned and operated.
Notable
- Oak Tree Country Club is the only private club in the Oklahoma City metro offering 36 holes of golf under one membership.
- Both courses were designed by Pete Dye, who called the original Oak Tree (now Oak Tree National) the finest inland course he ever built -- the Country Club's West and East courses were his direct follow-up commissions on the same broader Oak Tree development.
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