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Parks director: FY26 golf rounds up 7%, 142,000 rounds recorded

Tulsa County Board of County Commissioners · July 13, 2026
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Summary

Tulsa County parks reported a 7% increase in golf course rounds for FY26 (142,000 rounds), with South Lakes up 11% and LaFortune up 4.3%; staff also announced summer meal service and community events at county parks.

The Parks Director reported that fiscal-year 2026 rounds at county golf courses rose 7% year over year, totaling 142,000 rounds. The director noted South Lakes was up 11% and LaFortune was up 4.3%, attributing the gains in part to recovery from a wet start to the year.

Staff also announced community programming tied to parks operations: a summer meal program serving more than 700 meals for kids in North Tulsa, sign unveilings at several parks on scheduled dates, and a series of three blood drives that will include promotional events. The director thanked staff and partners and said the department is looking ahead to continue the programming through the summer.