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Golf In Dallas

by Donald Sparacin

There seems to even more places to play golf in Dallas than there are places to eat ribs! With hundreds of choices, you are always near a course in Dallas, and your only problem will be deciding which place to choose. Courses in Dallas will run you between $50 and $200. Below, we will feature three that the locals and visitors alike choose to visit on a regular basis. Perhaps you will join the crowds and experience Dallas golf for yourself.

Three Featured Courses to Play Golf in Dallas

Our first featured place to play golf in Dallas is the Steven D. Plumer designed gem known as The Links at Waterchase. This 7,304-yard, par 72 course is impeccably maintained and offers both challenge and reward for the golfer that's been playing for years or months. It's quite affordable and features Bermuda grass on both the fairways and greens. You'll love the relaxed atmosphere at this friendly and challenging place to play golf in Dallas.

Former PGA touring pro D.A. Weibring designed Bridlewood Golf Club to both challenge and inspire golfers of every level. This 7,036-yard, par 36 course has a slope of 130 from the black tee and makes use of over 26 acres of lakes and the Timber Creek to beckon your balls. This is a course that feels like you've joined a country club, yet is priced for the daily fee golfer at under $100.

Last but certainly not least of our featured places to play golf in Dallas is Jay Moorish designed, The Golf Club At Castle Hills. Unlike some golf course architects that bend the land to accommodate their design, Moorish seems to have found a way to make the course fit the terrain as if it wasn't built, but rather that is was always there and just cleaned up a bit for the golfers to play on it. Shot making is the keyword here if you're to avoid the many natural hazards that abound on this 6,191-yard course from the preferred tee or the 7,152-yard tour tee that boasts a slope of a challenging 139. Enjoy this course or any of our other featured places to play golf in Dallas and nearby Ft. Worth, Texas, such as TPC Las Colinas, Tour 18, Cowboys Club, Texas Star, and The Tribute.

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