TULSA, Okla. – The PGA Championship visits Southern Hills Country Club for the fifth time this week, giving the club a chance to show off a recent restoration by architects Gil Hanse and Jim Wagner.
Originally designed by Perry Maxwell and opened in 1936, Southern Hills is No. 1 among private courses in Oklahoma in Golfweek’s Best rankings, and it is No. 38 on Golfweek’s Best list of classic courses built before 1960 in the U.S. The rolling layout has been host to four PGA Championships (1970, ’82, ’94 and ’07) and three U.S. Opens (’58, ’77 and ’01), among many other elite competitions.
Check out the photos below, some provided by the PGA of America (Gary W. Kellner) and the rest by Golfweek’s Gabe Gudgel and Jason Lusk.
Shot during the early spring while the rough was dormant, the view from the 10th tee…
Shot during the early spring while the rough was dormant, the view from the 10th tee near the clubhouse at a fairway that doglegs right at Southern Hills in Tulsa, Oklahoma (Jason Lusk/Golfweek)
No. 17 at Southern Hills in Tulsa, Oklahoma (Gabe Gudgel/Golfweek)
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Shot during the early spring while the rough was dormant, the view across the creek and…
Shot during the early spring while the rough was dormant, the view across the creek and up the 18th fairway toward the green and clubhouse at Southern Hills in Tulsa, Oklahoma (Jason Lusk/Golfweek)