Where is TPC Craig Ranch Golf Course?

More about the TPC Craig Ranch Golf Course

The TPC Craig Ranch golf course officially opened in 2004.

It is part of the Tournament Players Club (TPC) network, which is a group of golf courses known for their high standards of design, maintenance, and playability.

TPC Craig Ranch is a private club, but offers limited public play and golf outings.

The TPC Craig Ranch is a par-72 championship golf course, designed by Tom Weiskopf, with a length of 7,438 yards.

TPC Craig Ranch is set on the rolling terrain of the Trinity River basin, offering a challenging but fair test of golf.

The course is known for its natural beauty, with the limestone banks of Rowlett Creek running through it, creating strategic water hazards on several holes. Mature trees, undulating fairways, and well-placed bunkers add to the challenge, making it a favorite among both professionals and amateurs.

The course has been rated as one of the "Best Golf Courses in Texas" by Golf Digest.

It is home of the AT&T Byron Nelson PGA Tournament. The course first hosted the tournament in 2021, marking its debut as a venue for one of the oldest and most prestigious events on the PGA Tour.

As a TPC network course, TPC Craig Ranch offers both private memberships and limited public access, allowing a wide range of golfers to experience its world-class facilities. Members enjoy privileges such as advanced tee time reservations, access to exclusive events, and the use of the club's extensive amenities.

The course is part of the TPC Network, a collection of premier golf courses around the world, and offers members access to exclusive benefits and amenities.