Dallas National Golf Club

Tom Fazio boasts fifteen course designs in Golf Digest’s Top 100, tying for the most among living architects, and has overseen renovations of perennial leaders Augusta National, Pine Valley, Oakmont, Winged Foot and Merion. Dallas National was created in similar mold. Fazio calls it "the best piece of land left in America close to a major city." Dallas National’s uniqueness and quest for excellence separate it from other high-end clubs. There are no distractions such as busy roadways or residential developments in this golf-only environment. Every detail was created for the golf purist: A 130-yard wide practice range with tees on both ends and eight bunkered target greens, and a short-game practice area with the six bent grass greens secluded in a grove of towering trees. From the Texas tees, Dallas National can play as tough as any course, measuring 7,326 yards. However, Fazio was careful to ensure playability for Members. With five sets of tees, the course offers unique challenges to players of varying levels.