Page Belcher Golf Course

About Page Belcher Golf Course

Page Belcher is two courses on one site in south Tulsa, both with zoysia fairways and Bermuda greens. Olde Page came first, in 1977: rolling ground and subtle contours, par 72 and 6,894 yards from the gold tees. It was good enough for the USGA to bring the 1988 Women's Public Links here. Stone Creek opened ten years later, a modern par 71 of 6,547 yards that the city bills as demanding but fair.

The place has had real money put into it lately. The City of Tulsa says the Sidorakis team, led by Nick Sidorakis of Southern Hills with architect Randy Heckenkemper, spent more than $700,000 at Page Belcher after 2020, sodding over 16 acres, taking out nearly 200 trees and reworking holes. They also raised $1 million privately, matched by the city, for a full bunker renovation, redoing 50 bunkers. In April 2025 they took over running both city courses, Page Belcher and Mohawk Park.

There's an all-grass range, a putting green and a short-game area, plus a golf shop, rental clubs, PGA lessons, and burgers and cold drinks at the counter. It's on the Oklahoma Golf Trail.

It's one of 3 courses in Tulsa on Yoink, and the closest alternative is South Lakes Golf Course, about 4 miles away — handy when your first choice is booked solid.

Booking a tee time at Page Belcher Golf Course

Book through tulsagolf.org or call the shop at (918) 446-1529. The posted Page Belcher rates (no year on the page, plus tax, cashless) are $31 walking or $48 riding Monday to Thursday and $36 or $53 Friday to Sunday. Seniors on weekdays, twilight after 3 p.m., and veterans, first responders and city employees pay $21 or $38; juniors $12. Fivesomes are allowed, and on Friday to Sunday non-golfers can't ride along until after 3 p.m.

How to get a tee time at Page Belcher Golf Course