Texas
Founded in 1906, the Texas Golf Association now takes care of the interests of more than 400 golf clubs in the Lone Star State. Although the Texan landscape and environment are not perfect for golf, some old-fashioned layouts do exist in the Dallas region, the most notable of which is probably AW Tillinghast’s Brook Hollow, but old-fashioned Texan courses are largely eclipsed by modern layouts.
Whispering Pines Golf Club
Texas, United States
Whispering Pines Golf Club
The 7,480-yard course at Whispering Pines Golf Club is set within a 400-acre property bordered by lakes and meandering creeks.
Dallas National Golf Club
Texas, United States
Dallas National Golf Club
Tom Fazio is a man on a mission, a mission to have his name tattooed on many top Texan courses. Naturally, Fazio is the man behind Dallas National Golf Club.
Bluejack National
Texas, United States
Bluejack National
The 18-hole layout at Bluejack National is the first headline design to open in the United States for Tiger Woods and architect Beau Welling.
Austin Golf Club
Texas, United States
Austin Golf Club
Occupying gently rolling, lightly wooded terrain to the south east of Spicewood, the eighteen holes at Austin Golf Club were draped onto the landscape by Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw in 2001.
Brook Hollow Golf Club
Texas, United States
Brook Hollow Golf Club
Built on what was at that time open, rolling farmland, the lush acres of Brook Hollow Golf Club have unfortunately become surrounded by housing...
Trinity Forest Golf Club
Texas, United States
Trinity Forest Golf Club
Trinity Forest Golf Club opened for play in October 2016 and it was designed in a links-like style by the hot architectural duo of Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw. The club hosted the AT&T Byron Nelson tournament in 2018.
Wolf Point Ranch
Texas, United States
Wolf Point Ranch
Mike Nuzzo designed the golf course at Wolf Point Ranch in 2009 for the sole use of its owner and his invited guests. Very little soil was shifted and the finished product has attracted accolades from those who have seen it.
Colonial Country Club
Texas, United States
Colonial Country Club
"It is often said that Ben Hogan’s success was partly due to the fact that, having played his early golf at Colonial Country Club, every other course in the world was easy in comparison."
Preston Trail Golf Club
Texas, United States
Preston Trail Golf Club
The Byron Nelson Golf Classic was held at Preston Trail Golf Club between 1968 and 1982, before the PGA Tour moved it on to pastures new.
Spanish Oaks Golf Club
Texas, United States
Spanish Oaks Golf Club
Former apprentice to Pete Dye and PGA Tour in-house architect, Bobby Weed, designed Spanish Oaks. Weed’s highly acclaimed, sensitive design was considered to be the most environmentally friendly in Texas.