Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club

October 21- 23, 2024

About the Tournament

The Jackson T. Stephens Cup presented by Stephens is an annual collegiate golf tournament named in memory of the late Augusta National Chairman and launched in 2021. The tournament features NCAA Division I National Championship-contending men’s and women’s teams alongside collegiate players representing Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and the United States Service Academies.
The 2024 tournament will be held at the Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club. The Alotian Club in Roland, Ark., is the home course for the Jackson T. Stephens Cup, and the annual tournament is held at select world-class clubs and golf venues across the country.
The tournament format will be 54 holes of stroke play setting the field for a final day of match play based on the stroke-play team finish; the final day of match play will be 18 holes. The event will also recognize its 54-hole winners upon completion of stroke play. Tournament week will begin with a practice round and college-am fundraising tournament on Sunday, October 20th followed by three days of official tournament play.

2024 Host Venue

Oklahoma City Golf & Country Club

The Oklahoma City Golf & Country Club, established on July 6, 1911, is the oldest and most prestigious private golf and country club in Oklahoma City. Initially formed by a committee of 300 members who acquired 160 acres of land in what is now known as the Crown Heights Addition, the club’s membership grew rapidly. Seeking a more central location, the club’s leadership, in collaboration with developer G.A. Nichols, decided to relocate to Nichols Hills. This decision was influenced by Nichols’ vision of creating an ideal subdivision that included a premier golf course. 

Renowned golf course designer Perry Duke Maxwell was consulted, and the course he designed opened in the summer of 1929. In 1930, a significant trade was negotiated between Nichols and the club’s officers, resulting in the relocation of the club to Nichols Hills, where it remains to this day, boasting a clubhouse, swimming pool, and the acclaimed 18-hole Perry Maxwell-designed golf course.