Fallen Oak Golf Course

Set on roughly 500 acres of rolling woodland in Saucier, about 20 miles inland from the Mississippi Gulf Coast, Fallen Oak opened in 2006 as a Tom Fazio design reserved for guests of the Beau Rivage Resort & Casino in Biloxi. The project traces its lineage to Steve Wynn's ambition of a Shadow Creek-style masterpiece for the coast; after MGM took over the property, Fazio delivered a manicured, tree-lined layout stretching to about 7,487 yards at par 72, with TifEagle greens and Bermuda fairways. Southern architecture, magnolias and native oaks frame a routing that moves through streams, wetlands and gentle elevation change. From 2010 through 2021 Fallen Oak hosted the PGA Tour Champions event known first as the Mississippi Gulf Resort Classic and later the Rapiscan Systems Classic, cementing its championship reputation.