Oak Hollow Golf Course

Fairview, TX · 6.3 mi away

Heritage Ranch Golf & Country Club in Fairview is an 18-hole, par-72 Arthur Hills design within an active-adult community. Rolling ground, creeks, water features and mature pecan, oak and cedar trees define its setting. The club includes a grass-tee driving range, putting and chipping greens, and a practice bunker.

Last verified 2026-10-16

McKinney, TX · 7.4 mi away

WestRidge Golf Course in McKinney is a public Jeff Brauer design with an unusual distribution of six par threes, six par fours and six par fives. That 6-6-6 routing produces a par of 72. A lighted practice range with covered hitting bays complements the course on North Cotton Ridge Road.

Allen, TX · 10 mi away

The Golf Club at Twin Creeks is an Arnold Palmer Signature design in Allen. The public, par-72 layout follows gently rolling fairways through mature trees, with two natural creeks and five lakes. Those waterways are central to the course’s setting and create strategic considerations throughout the round.

Plano, TX · 12 mi away

The Courses at Watters Creek is a public golf facility in Plano, Texas, offering a total of 33 holes across three separate courses. The Traditions Course is the 18-hole championship layout, winding through stands of red oak, cedar elm, and pecan trees with squared-off Bermuda tee boxes and mini verde greens. Alongside Traditions, the facility includes the nine-hole, par-30 Players Course and the six-hole Futures Course aimed at beginners. The property also has a driving range, practice center, and the Pavilion event space, with tee times bookable online for all three courses.

Frisco, TX · 13 mi away

The Swing at PGA Frisco is a lighted, 10-hole par-3 course co-designed by Gil Hanse and Beau Welling. Its short-course routing is separate from the full-length Fields Ranch layouts.

Frisco, TX · 14 mi away

Fields Ranch East is an 18-hole, par-72 course at Omni PGA Frisco Resort, designed by Gil Hanse and Jim Wagner. Opened in 2023, it follows rolling North Texas terrain, dry washes and Panther Creek. Rough-edged bunkers, prairie grasses and relatively small greens with false edges give the championship layout its character.