Cowboys Golf Club

Grapevine, TX · 1.7 mi away

Grapevine Golf Course is a City of Grapevine municipal facility near Lake Grapevine in North Texas, close to Dallas-Fort Worth. The original 18 holes, now known as the Pecan and Mockingbird nines, were designed by Byron Nelson and Joe Finger and opened in 1979. A third nine, the Bluebonnet, was added in 1999 by PGA Tour professional D.A. Weibring's design firm, Golf Resources, bringing the facility to 27 holes with added elevation change and faster greens. The original nines have since been renovated with modern Tif-Eagle greens. The course is public and heavily played, hosting more than 65,000 rounds a year, with water hazards, tree-lined fairways and multiple tee options serving golfers of varied ability.

Dallas, TX · 6.4 mi away

Bear Creek Golf Club sits near DFW International Airport in Dallas, Texas, and offers two 18-hole layouts, the East and West courses, both designed by Ted Robinson. The courses wind through mature oak groves with water features worked into the natural terrain, and Bermuda fairways lead to greens guarded by bunkers. The club is open to the public for tee times and has hosted PGA Tour qualifying rounds, the Texas State Open and AJGA events. Facilities include a golf shop, practice areas, a restaurant and an outdoor dining area called The Backyard. The course is open seven days a week from sunrise to sunset, closed on Christmas Day.

Flower Mound, TX · 6.9 mi away

Bridlewood Golf Club is a public course in Flower Mound, Texas, built as the centerpiece of an 800-acre master-planned community and opened in 1997. It was designed by PGA Tour player D.A. Weibring together with Golf Resources Inc., with Maury Miller serving as project architect. The par-72 layout stretches to 7,111 yards and includes 25 acres of lakes, mature hardwoods and the winding Timber Creek, which comes into play mainly on the back nine. The front nine has a more open, links-style character with rolling terrain, grass swales and mounding, while the back nine tightens through trees before finishing at a hole where Timber Creek, water and mature oaks combine near the green. Bridlewood has changed ownership several times, most recently as part of a 2025 sale-leaseback of several Dallas-Fort Worth courses, and continues to operate as a daily-fee public facility offering rounds, tournaments and dining in its clubhouse.