Golf courses in Arlington, TX.

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.

Arlington, TX

Tierra Verde Golf Club is a city-owned course in south Arlington, Texas, built on roughly 250 acres of formerly secluded terrain next to the Martin Luther King Jr. Sports Complex. It opened in 1998 and was the first golf course in Texas, and the first municipal course anywhere, certified as an Audubon Signature Sanctuary, reflecting an emphasis on native grasses, constructed ponds and wildlife habitat during construction. The layout offers five sets of tees per hole, sculpted fairways, sand bunkers and numerous water features, with roadrunners, hawks and herons commonly seen around the property. As a municipal course operated by the City of Arlington, it is open to the public, and its practice facilities include a lighted range, a short practice course and a large chipping and putting complex.