The John Conrad Golf Course, designed and built in 1971 by Floyd Farley, lies on 160 acres of challenging tree lined roughs, meandering creeks, beautiful water features and rolling hills. Well manicured Bermuda grass fairways, complemented by excellent bent grass greens makes for a delightful day on the links.

Let out friendly staff assist you with your next golf outing. Whether you are a single golfer or a large corporation looking for a fun and challenging course to play, we can accommodate your needs.

John Conrad is located just 1.5 miles north of I-40, on Douglas Boulevard in Midwest City. Call 405.732.2209 to reserve your tee time.

Hole #1

Par 4 – Blue tees 408 yds; White tees 389 yds; Red tees 311 yds. Long and left could be wet; favor the right side of the fairway off the tee box.

Hole #2

Par 4- Blue tees 379 yds; White tees 357 yds; Red tees 248 yds. OB left, water right; hit a hybrid or fairway wood off the tee box.

Hole #3

Par 5 – Blue tees 518 yds; White tees 492 yds; Red tees 385 yds. OB left; favor the right side when hitting second shot.

Hole #4

Par 3 – Blue tees 184 yds; White tees 164 yds; Red tees 142 yds. Pay close attention to flag location; very difficult up and down if you short side yourself.

Hole #5

Par 4 – Blue tees 419 yds; White tees 398 yds; Red tees 322 yds. Trees left; favor the right side of the fairway off the tee box.

Hole #6

Par 4 – Blue tees 399 yds; White tees 380 yds; Red tees 322 yds. Big hitters can shorten the hole by cutting the corner. Watch out for water on the left side of fairway.

Hole #7

Par 4 – Blue tees 385 yds; White tees 365 yds; Red tees 341 yds. Hill on right side of the fairway can block the wind; be cautious of your second shot, it can play aa bit longer than you think.

Hole #8

Par 3 – Blue tees 208 yds; White tees 191 yds; Red tees 160 yds. Water right, difficult up and down left. Hit the green, it’s big!

Hole #9

Par 5 – Blue tees 518 yds; White tees 497 yds; Red tees 476 yds. You must hit this fairway to have a clear shot at reaching the green in 2.

Hole #10

Par 4 – blue tees 387 yds; White tees 368 yds; Red tees 346 yds. Big hitters beware; long drives can leave you with a difficult down hill lie 50 to 60 yards away.

Hole #11

Par 4 – Blue tees 316 yds; White tees 302 yds; Red tees 281 yds. Some tricky hole locations; try to sstay below the hole with our approach shot.

Hole #12

Par 3 – Blue tees 175 yds; white tees 153 yds; Red tees 132 yds. Sstraight south; remember, when it’s breezy swing easy.

Hole #13

Par 5 – Blue tees 555 yds; White tees 534 yds; Red tees 435 yds. Hookers beware! Water down the entire left side.

Hole #14

Par 3 – Blue tees 202 yds; White tees 177 yds; Red tees 126 yds. Long and left is asking for trouble. Stay focused on this one.

Hole # 15

Par 4 – Blue tees 374 yds; White tees 353 yds; Red tees 300 yds. Trees, trees and more trees! Hybrids or fairway woods off the tee box may be rewarding.

Hole #16

Par 5 – Blue tees 551 yds; White tees 535 yds; Red tees 407 yds. Bombs away! Just keep it in play with the only trouble being OB left.

Hole #17

Par 4 – Blue tees 460 yds; White tees 446 yds; Red tees 414 yds. Number one handicap hole on the course. Hit it long and hit it straight.

Hole #18

Par 4 – Blue tees 416 yds; White tees 367 yds; Red tees 324 yds. Favor the left side of the fairway with your tee shot. Balls on the right side of the fairway may hav trees blocking your approach.