Golf courses in Fort Worth, TX.

Fort Worth, TX

Waterchase Golf Club is located in Fort Worth, Texas, within the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, not far from DFW Airport. The course sits on rolling ground shaped by creeks and lakes, with tree-lined doglegs and several split fairways. The course was designed by Steven D. Plumer and opened in 2000. It features six sets of tees ranging from roughly 4,500 to over 7,150 yards, a mix of five par threes and five par fives, and a cascading waterfall visible between the ninth and eighteenth greens. Bermuda grass covers the tees, fairways and greens. Waterchase operates as a public course with an attached practice facility and has hosted a Texas State Open. It is a full eighteen-hole, par-72 layout suited to golfers of varying skill levels given the range of tee options.

Fort Worth, TX

Hawks Creek Golf Club, in Westworth Village near Fort Worth, Texas, occupies the site of the historic Carswell Air Force Base golf course, which dates to the early 1920s. Architect John Colligan renovated the course around 2000, reopening it in 2002 under its current name, and it sits along the fence line of the Naval Air Station Fort Worth Joint Reserve Base, where military aircraft are often visible overhead. The course runs about 6,800 to 6,900 yards from the back tees, with mature trees, water in play on most holes and Mini Verde Bermuda greens following a bunker renovation. It is owned and operated as a public course by the City of Westworth Village, with a driving range and grill available to golfers.

Fort Worth, TX

Rockwood Park Golf Course is the flagship of the City of Fort Worth Golf system, a championship 18-hole municipal course stretching to 7,053 yards from the tips with a demanding slope of 134. Known locally as 'The Rock,' the course plays through the rolling terrain of northwest Fort Worth near the Trinity River and has recently undergone a comprehensive renovation with new greens, tees, fairways, and bunkering. At par 72, it offers one of the longest and most challenging municipal tests in the DFW area.

Fort Worth, TX

Meadowbrook Golf Course is a City of Fort Worth municipal course on the city's east side, originally opened in 1924 as the nine-hole Meadowbrook Country Club. Fort Worth purchased the property in 1938 and it has operated as a public course ever since. The layout was renovated by architect Ralph Plummer in the early 1960s, and after marking its 100th anniversary in 2024 the course closed for a full, multi-year renovation. Colligan Golf Design rerouted nearly every hole and rebuilt the greens with hybrid Bermuda turf. The rebuilt course reopened to public play in October 2025. Because the routing changed substantially in this renovation, current hole-by-hole yardage and par were not independently confirmed at the time of this writing.

Fort Worth, TX

The Hills Course at Pecan Valley Golf Course is the companion layout to the celebrated River Course at this Fort Worth municipal facility. While the River Course hugs the Clear Fork of the Trinity River, the Hills Course offers a more upland routing through rolling terrain with wider fairways and a more forgiving character. Both courses share the same clubhouse and practice facilities at 6400 Pecan Valley Drive. The Hills Course plays to par 71 at approximately 6,200 yards and is part of the City of Fort Worth Golf system.

Fort Worth, TX

The Golf Club at Fossil Creek is a public course in far north Fort Worth, an Arnold Palmer design opened in 1987. The par-72 layout plays to about 6,900 yards through stands of mature oak along Fossil Creek, with the creek itself affecting several holes. It was one of the first upscale daily-fee courses in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and remains a popular tournament venue.

Fort Worth, TX

Whitestone Golf Club sits on 150 acres of rolling land in southwest Fort Worth, Texas, near Benbrook. The course opened in May 2000 and was co-designed by architects Jeff Brauer and Jay Morrish; it was named one of Texas' top new public courses soon after opening. Bermuda 419 tees and fairways lead to TifEagle greens, with roughly 50 bunkers and Dutch Branch Creek crossing the property from east to west. The 18-hole, par-72 course stretches to about 7,117 yards from the back tees, with three shorter tee options for other players. It operates as a daily-fee facility with a pro shop and driving range.

Fort Worth, TX

The Golf Club at Champions Circle is a public course in far north Fort Worth, next to Texas Motor Speedway. The par-72 layout plays to about 7,000 yards from the tips over open, rolling terrain with links-style bunkering and constant wind, and race fans can see the speedway grandstands from several holes. It is a popular stay-and-play partner for speedway events.

Fort Worth, TX

The Golf Club at The Resort is a public 18-hole championship course in Fort Worth, Texas, with a par of 72. Opened in 2003, the layout was designed by architects Keith Flatt and Bob Mase and later underwent a significant redesign in 2006. The Resort course plays along the eastern shore of Eagle Mountain Lake and features rolling hills and mature live oak trees. The design includes rock walls, water features, and raised undulating greens that demand precise iron play. A cascading waterfall sits between the ninth and eighteenth greens, highlighting the scenic nature of the property.