Earlywine Golf Club in Oklahoma City is a 36-hole championship golf course with two distinctly challenging 18-hole courses. The north course is a 1993 Randy Heckencamper design that features massive elevation changes throughout the fairways. The large collection of trees and winding creek make for a high-risk high-reward experience on many holes, specifically highlighted on the par 4 third and ninth hole.

The south course, designed by Floyd Farley in 1976 and featuring a four-hole Mark Hayes redesign, is accented with more water hazards than the north course. The water features create stunning views, but also serious challenges that will lead to bogies if players aren't careful. In addition to the two courses, guests can take advantage of additional on-site amenities like the restaurant and putting green and driving range where you can practice on the same surfaces you'll find on the course.