Oak Tree Golf Club Walking Tour - Through the Course for the 67th Senior PGA

By Adam Knapp, About.com Guide

The 18th hole is right down the middle of the course it seems, from the north side tee directly south to the green that sits right in front of that putting green up by the Clubhouse. That's where many of the television cameras will be for the big events as the final putt can make or break a day.

Many of the golfers consider it to be quite tricky as a large bunker guards the font of the green, and it's a bit of an uphill. For the Senior PGA, they set up the bleachers on either side of that final green (below), a prime location for fans to see the emotion of the finish.

And that, my friends, is the Oak Tree Golf Course in Edmond. One of the more challenging courses, it's a collection of widely varied holes. From the water along the north and east sides to the dense trees that line the south and west, it's an absolutely gorgeous work of landscape art.

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• Start in the Middle
• Picturesque Ponds to the North
• Around the Bend to Five Through Eight
• Work Back South
• Water Replaced By Trees
• Postage Stamp and Up Northwest
• Split the Middle and Head for the Finish

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