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Best golf in DFW?
Posted on 6/19/17 at 12:02 pm
Posted on 6/19/17 at 12:02 pm
I'm moving to the metroplex. I'm looking for the best reasonably priced golf. The closer to Mansfield/Arlington, the better. I'm hoping to find a new go-to course that doesn't cost $80/round, but offers a decent course. Also, where I currently play, they run a deal where you pay about $100 and they give you about $300 credit to the range. Anybody know of anything like that in the Arlington area?
This post was edited on 6/19/17 at 12:03 pm
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Posted on 6/19/17 at 12:15 pm to theprofessorisin
Tierra Verde
Mansfield National
Mansfield National
Posted on 6/19/17 at 12:19 pm to theprofessorisin
Dallas is one of the best golf cities in America.
A lot of courses were built in 2003 and 2008, in residential neighborhoods that were aiming to gear up and get a private club. Both real estate crashes happened and many of those courses which offer great layouts and demanding conditions, became public or semi private.
I've played many, many courses in DFW. With the surplus in courses, IMO, it's one of the best golf cities in America.
It's a hot take but here are the reasons:
a) For $50 you can play what could cost you $90 in Austin, $100+ in California, and $100+ in Florida.
b) While it doesn't have the top end courses that maybe some other locales have, the higher end courses there are fairly accessible (DCC, DAC, and some of the others don't count here)
Tierra Verde in Arlington is simply awesome. LINK /
Coyote Ridge has the hottest cart girls in america
LINK /
This is one the best municipal golf courses in the area and the greens and 27 hole layout are truly well done and the course is always in great shape:
LINK /
A lot of courses were built in 2003 and 2008, in residential neighborhoods that were aiming to gear up and get a private club. Both real estate crashes happened and many of those courses which offer great layouts and demanding conditions, became public or semi private.
I've played many, many courses in DFW. With the surplus in courses, IMO, it's one of the best golf cities in America.
It's a hot take but here are the reasons:
a) For $50 you can play what could cost you $90 in Austin, $100+ in California, and $100+ in Florida.
b) While it doesn't have the top end courses that maybe some other locales have, the higher end courses there are fairly accessible (DCC, DAC, and some of the others don't count here)
Tierra Verde in Arlington is simply awesome. LINK /
Coyote Ridge has the hottest cart girls in america
LINK /
This is one the best municipal golf courses in the area and the greens and 27 hole layout are truly well done and the course is always in great shape:
LINK /
Posted on 6/19/17 at 2:43 pm to MC5601
Everything MC5601 said. Tierre Verde, Grapevine and Texas Star are good tracks that are relatively close to you.
Posted on 6/19/17 at 3:47 pm to MC5601
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This is one the best municipal golf courses in the area and the greens and 27 hole layout are truly well done and the course is always in great shape:
Knew this was Grapevine without having to click and will back up your statement. I live about 10 mins away and have never been disappointed. Best bang for your buck in north DFW IMO. Hard to believe the whole thing was underwater for the entire summer just 2 years ago too!
I'll throw out Bridlewood as well. Considering how lousy the course had gotten 5-6 years ago, they've come a long way in the last few years since the new management has taken over. Still have a little ways to go and greens and POP can be pretty hit or miss(especially on weekends). Really fun layout though.
Posted on 6/19/17 at 4:20 pm to theprofessorisin
Waterchase is good too.
Posted on 6/19/17 at 4:43 pm to nobigdeal69
I threw out Waterchase when you posted on the OT Lounge.
Bridlewood was suggested. Fun course for sure. Not too hard, but has a few challenges.
I don't think anything in DFW is too far of a drive. Use GolfNow and you'll find great deals all around you.
Also not far from you is IronHorse. It's in North Richland Hills. Depending on which direction the wind is blowing, it can be somewhat easy or really hard. Depending on your handicap, an 8-10 stroke swing on your scorecard.
Bridlewood was suggested. Fun course for sure. Not too hard, but has a few challenges.
I don't think anything in DFW is too far of a drive. Use GolfNow and you'll find great deals all around you.
Also not far from you is IronHorse. It's in North Richland Hills. Depending on which direction the wind is blowing, it can be somewhat easy or really hard. Depending on your handicap, an 8-10 stroke swing on your scorecard.
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