Golf courses in Grapevine, TX.

Grapevine, TX

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.

Grapevine, TX

Cowboys Golf Club sits in Grapevine, Texas, and is billed as the world's only golf course created in partnership with an NFL franchise, the Dallas Cowboys. The clubhouse displays the team's Super Bowl trophies, and markers along the course note moments from franchise history. Architect Jeff Brauer designed the original 18-hole layout, which opened in June 2001 on rolling, wooded terrain northwest of Dallas. Ownership passed through several companies over the years before Arcis Golf carried out a multi-million-dollar renovation, working with architect Beau Welling to rebuild tees, greens and bunkers. The public course plays to a par of 72 across 18 holes, with a practice facility that includes an 18-hole putting course and hitting turf sourced from the Cowboys' home stadium. It continues to host corporate outings and charity tournaments alongside daily public play.