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Architect

John Colligan

3 courses on BogeyMap are attributed to John Colligan.

Courses on BogeyMap
3
State
1
Avg LooperScore
73.2
Highest rated
Texas Rangers Golf Club

Biography

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Where the work is: TX

Courses on BogeyMap (3)

Public18 holes

Texas Rangers Golf Club

Arlington, TX

Texas Rangers Golf Club sits in north Arlington on the site of the former Chester W. Ditto Golf Course, a city-owned track that operated for decades before its rebuild. Arlington architects John Colligan and Trey Kemp led a 24-million-dollar redesign that reshaped routing, greens and bunkering, and the course reopened in February 2019. Branded through a partnership with the Texas Rangers, it plays as a resort-quality municipal layout with water in play on several holes, including a lake wrapping the fourth and fifth. It remains city-owned and open to public play. It also serves as home course for UT Arlington's golf teams.

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Ross Rogers Golf Course

Amarillo, TX

Ross Rogers Golf Course in Amarillo, Texas, is a 36-hole public complex featuring the Mustang and WildHorse championship courses. The Mustang course was redesigned by Weibring-Wolfard in 2004, while the WildHorse course was renovated by John Colligan and Trey Kemp in 2012. Originally built in 1940 with WPA funding, the complex offers diverse layouts with varying yardages and difficulty levels. Facilities include a full-length driving range and a large practice green.

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Tenison Park Golf Course (Glen)

Dallas, TX

Tenison Glen is Dallas' first municipally owned golf course, opened in 1924 on land donated by E.O. Tenison [1](https://www.tenisonpark.com/golf/tenison-glen #:~:text=became%20Dallas%E2%80%99%20first%20municipally%20owned%20golf%20course). Designed by Ralph Plummer, the par-72 layout features tree-lined fairways and White Rock Creek, which winds through the course [1](https://www.tenisonpark.com/golf/tenison-glen #:~:text=Ralph%20Plummer%20...%20White%20Rock%20Creek%20winds%20through%20this%20attractive%20layout). The 18-hole course hosted the USGA 1968 Public Links Championship and was a developing ground for professionals like Lee Trevino [1](https://www.tenisonpark.com/golf/tenison-glen #:~:text=Lee%20Trevino%20...%20host%20to%20the%20USGA%201968%20Public%20Links%20Championship). A redevelopment plan has been proposed to convert the course into a nine-hole layout due to erosion issues along the creek [3](https://cityofdallas.legistar.com/LegislationDetail.aspx?FullText=1&GUID=E84EC31B-CDFB-4FAA-A486-A91E4CAFBE58&ID=5391629 #:~:text=redeveloped%20as%20a%20nine%2Dhole%20course%20in%20an%20effort%20to%20offer%20a%20different%20product). The facility also offers a state-of-the-art practice area and the Tenison Highlands championship course [5](https://www.tenisonpark.com/ #:~:text=Tenison%20Park%20offers%20a%20state%2Dof%2Dthe%2Dart%20practice%20and%20teaching%20facility).

Role: architect