Dallas Golf Courses

Cedar Crest Golf Course combines public access with championship history in Dallas. The 18-hole A.W. Tillinghast design features rolling terrain, tree-lined fairways, and greenside bunkers.

Lake Park Championship Course offers an 18-hole, par-70 public round beside Lake Lewisville. Mature trees, rolling fairways, and generous greens distinguish it from the club’s separate executive course.

Lake Park Executive Course offers a lighted nine-hole, par-29 round in Lewisville. This shorter public layout is separate from Lake Park’s championship course and has its own golf contact number.

Sherrill Park Course No. 1 offers an 18-hole municipal round in Richardson. Multiple tees and substantial par 5s give players room to choose a suitable challenge and plan their way around the course.

Stevens Park Golf Course offers an 18-hole municipal round in Dallas’s Oak Cliff area. Mature trees and substantial elevation changes define a layout redesigned by Colligan Golf Design in 2011.

Tenison Glen is an 18-hole municipal course at Dallas’s Tenison Park. Tree-lined fairways and White Rock Creek shape this historic par-72 layout, which opened in 1924.

Tenison Highlands is the championship layout at Dallas’s Tenison Park. Five lakes, 32 bunkers, hardwood trees, and changing elevations shape this 18-hole, par-72 municipal course.

The Futures at Watters Creek is a six-hole walking short course in Plano. Holes ranging from 40 to 120 yards offer a manageable introduction to golf and a focused place to practice scoring shots.

The Players at Watters Creek is a nine-hole, par-30 executive course in Plano. Six par 3s, three par 4s, and forward tees without forced carries make it a useful step between short-course and regulation golf.

The Traditions at Watters Creek is the facility’s 18-hole championship layout in Plano. Wooded corridors and numerous tee options provide a full-round counterpart to the shorter Players and Futures courses.