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Falconhead Resort & Country Club is a golf and resort destination in Burneyville, southern Oklahoma, welcoming both members and public visitors. Set on grounds with a history of PGA and LPGA tournament play, the club’s 18-hole, par-72 championship course was designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. It stretches 6,488 yards and features strategic doglegs, guarded greens, and scenic water hazards. The course is also associated with Pete Brown’s historic 1964 PGA Tour victory, when he became the first African-American golfer to win an official event on the tour.

Beyond golf, Falconhead offers tee-time bookings, membership opportunities, and stay-and-play experiences. Guests can stay in cozy lodge rooms or a spacious cabin suited to families and groups, close to the first tee. Queen B’s Restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, including local favorites. The Lounge at Falconhead overlooks the 18th green and offers drinks, big-screen viewing, and weekly pool nights. Together, these amenities make Falconhead a relaxed place to play, dine, and unwind.