Bristow has some dramatic elevation changes. There are a couple of great downhill runs and some booming drives from elevated tees. This was really fun to play.
With the exception of hole 6, there were signs for all the tees and the course was pretty easy to navigate. A few holes were short, and a couple of them really tested my arm.
Most of the holes had 3 tee pads,blue pro tees, white intermediate, and red recreational tees, with the sign placed at the white.

Although I have no issue with natural tees, some of these tee surfaces were a bit more uneven and out of level than I was completely comfortable with. It's hard to really rip a drive when you're trying to keep from twisting an ankle.
This is also a course with the minimum of amenities. No benches, no trash cans, no information on the tee signs other than the hole number.

This course is behind the VFW on 1st ave just past the cemetery. The first hole is behind and to the right of the building.
I've been meaning to play this course for the past couple years, whenever I come out to Oklahoma, and after finally hitting it, I'm glad I finally did. I wouldn't hesitate to stop here again. I wasn't expecting much when I drove up, but I left with a smile.