This club hosted the Senior PGA Tour's Dallas Reunion Pro-Am from 1994 until 1999. It also hosted the PGA Tour's Dallas Open (now the GTE Byron Nelson Classic) between 1958-62 and 1964-67. In 1961, Earl Stewart, Jr. shot 278 and became the only club professional to win a PGA event. The course's terrain is rolling, and the greens are small. There are water hazards that come into play on many holes, and sand bunkers are scattered throughout the entire course. Players will get a chance to test the accuracy of their short irons on hole #3, a 176-yard, par 3, which plays over a stream to a well-bunkered green. The best opportunity to let loose with the driver is on hole #14, a 544-yard, par 5, which plays straightaway to a well-bunkered green. The middle men's tees are also rated for ladies. The course at Oak Cliff Country Club's greens, fairways, and tee boxes were recently renovated, and the course reopened in October 2001.

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