Oak Harbor Golf Club is an 18-hole championship layout worthy of its critical acclaim, rated 4.5 stars by "Golf Digest Places to Play." Since it's opening in 1992, Oak Harbor has quickly earned a reputation for excellence in course conditioning and dedication to personal service.

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The Lee Schmitt design is reminiscent of many Pete Dye courses and indeed Lee was one of their top designers. That means generous landing areas framed by mounds, native grasses, lakes, and grees framed by railroad ties. Every hole offers the player a new challenge with plenty of risk-reward holes to make or break your round.

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With 6,8885 yards from the back tees and 6,221 yards from the white, this par-72 layout is for sure a thinkers course, where strategy and shot-making play a greater part then mear distance from the tee. Highlights include the 167 yard 7th and the 174-yard par 3 15th, where both have a tee shot over water to a large green framed by railroad ties.

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From the par 4 holes, the 8th and 18th stand out at 479 and 444 yards respectively, especially when they have water down the side of each. The four par fives all offer a chance at birdie as none is so long that a wedge will not be in your hands for your third. While a couple are reachable, the risk of hitting them in two must be weighed however with the water, traps, and mounds guarding the greens. All in all, the course is a challenging, yet fun round of golf. Come on out and see for yourself why Oak Harbor is the most talked-about layout in the Deep South!

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(The information on this page is from the Oak Harbor Golf Club website. For the most up to date information please contact the course directly)