UNDER THE OAKS SINCE 1966.
Lakewood, Washington

UNDER THE OAKS SINCE 1966.

Eighteen holes threaded through Lakewood’s oak canopy, with greens that roll true and a walk worth taking. Open to everyone.

A COURSE WORTH THE WAIT

Planted in 1966 at the heart of Lakewood's oak groves, Oakbrook spent its first 46 years as a private club — a course most of the South Sound knew about but never played. The gates opened in 2012, and nothing else changed: hundreds of mature oaks still frame every fairway, the greens still run firm and true, and the walk is still the point. Today it's also home to TRUE linkswear's global headquarters and The Edit Social House. Same oaks. Same greens. Yours now.

The course

The oaks decide how you play it.

Hundreds of mature oaks line these fairways, so the driver isn’t always the answer. The course rewards a plan — doglegs you shape around, greens that run firm and fast, and a seventh hole that plays straight uphill into the slope. Private for its first 46 years. Yours now.

SAME OAKS. SAME GREENS. ONLY THE GATE CHANGED.
Plan the drive →
The oaks decide how you play it. The oaks decide how you play it. The oaks decide how you play it. The oaks decide how you play it.
71
Par
6,715
Yards
72.3
Rating
128
Slope
The nineteenth hole, rebuilt.
On site · The Edit Social House

The nineteenth hole, rebuilt.

Every golf course has a bar. Not every course has a reason to stay.

Hand-tossed pizzas, a smash burger we’re genuinely proud of, wings, and a bar that doesn’t care what you shot. Sit anywhere, order at the counter, and your food finds you — even if you’re racing the turn.

The official home of TRUE linkswear

Born here. Worn here.

TRUE linkswear was born in the Pacific Northwest, and this is where it lives. The pro shop carries the full line — and the course is the fitting room. Try zero drop on real turf, walk a few holes, then decide.

Not a sponsorship. The address on the letterhead.
Born here. Worn here.

THE GATES ARE OPEN. THE COURSE HASN'T CHANGED.