Historic Falconhead
Golf Course
Play where the greats played!
Falconhead has been the host for both PGA Tour and LPGA Tour events. This is unique for a public access course. Not only have the top men and women pros and amateurs competed here, but the first African American man, Pete Brown, ever to win a PGA Tour event claimed his victory here, in the 1964 Waco Turner Open. Playing on the former Turner's Lodge course, redesigned by Robert Trent Jones, is an experience you don't want to miss. Stay overnight at our Country Club hotel, or choose a house, townhouse, or condominium and live here at our gated development in Burneyville, OK. You'll find us on the map as the smallest community ever to hold Tour events. See the history, live the history at our Turner's Lodge Pro Golf Museum: The LPGA/PGA Tours at Falconhead Resort, open daily in the Pro Shop!
Turner's
Lounge
LOVE COUNTY'S ONLY BAR
Named after the man himself Waco Turner. Turner's Lounge has been the place to have a drink and enjoy a warm atmosphere. Step out on the patio for one of the most God sent views in southern Oklahoma. Nestled in Falconhead Country Club Turner's Lounge is the place you want to be!
