Riverside Golf Club

Arlington, TX · 3.2 mi away

Texas Rangers Golf Club is a city-owned public course in Arlington on the former Chester W. Ditto Golf Course site. John Colligan and Trey Kemp reshaped the routing before its February 2019 opening. The 18-hole layout uses the property's elevation changes, broad fairways, substantial bunkering and large greens, with an extensive practice area.

Euless, TX · 3.3 mi away

Texas Star Golf Course in Euless is a municipal, par-71 Keith Foster design. Hurricane Creek runs through its wooded terrain and influences several holes, including the finishes to both nines. Elevation changes, generous fairways and large greens give this centrally located course a landscape distinct from its urban surroundings.

Dallas, TX · 3.9 mi away

The West Course at Bear Creek Golf Club is a distinct public 18-hole, par-72 layout near Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. It shares the club address at 3500 Bear Creek Court with the companion East Course. Both courses are Ted Robinson designs and share a driving range and putting green.

Dallas, TX · 4.0 mi away

The East Course at Bear Creek Golf Club is a distinct public 18-hole, par-72 layout near Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. It shares the club address at 3500 Bear Creek Court with the companion West Course. Both courses are Ted Robinson designs and share a driving range and putting green.

Fort Worth, TX · 6.2 mi away

Waterchase Golf Club is a public par-72 course in Fort Worth. Six sets of tees serve a layout featuring tree-lined doglegs, split fairways, creeks and lakes. The unusual mix includes five par threes and five par fives. A cascading waterfall between the ninth and eighteenth greens is a recognizable feature, and practice facilities adjoin the course.

Irving, TX · 7.2 mi away

TPC Las Colinas is the 18-hole, par-70 course at The Nelson Golf and Sports Club in Irving. Jay Morrish designed it with input from Byron Nelson and Ben Crenshaw, and D.A. Weibring and Steve Wolfard later reworked the layout. Creeks, ponds and large green complexes shape a course associated with decades of Byron Nelson tournament play.