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Dallas National Golf Club
Dallas, Texas, United States
18 Holes · Par 72 · Private club — no published green fee; play is by member invitation · Parkland
— About
About Dallas National Golf Club
Dallas National Golf Club is a par 72 course by Tom Fazio in Dallas, Texas, opened in 2002. It covers nearly 400 acres, and the property gives the course canyons and plateaus that are rare in a part of the state known for flat ground. Reviewers point to the green complexes as the main test, and the course rates among the more demanding Fazio designs. It is a parkland-style layout, built for championship-length golf.
- The practice range is 130 yards wide, a generous width for a private club's warm-up area.
- A dedicated short-game area sits beside the range with its own practice greens.
- Fairways are zoysia grass throughout, and the greens are bentgrass.
- The club offers multiple sets of tees, so players of different abilities can choose a length that suits them.
Signature holes at Dallas National Golf Club
The par-5 10th is the hole most often called the signature. It measures about 610 yards, which makes it a long three-shot hole, and it is one of the elevated, dramatic holes that set Dallas National apart in this part of Texas.
When to play Dallas National Golf Club
Spring and autumn are the most comfortable seasons for golf in Dallas. Summer afternoons are hot, so the shoulder seasons suit a visit best.
Playing Dallas National Golf Club: tips
Dallas National is a private club. Play is by invitation from a member, there are no public tee times and no published green fee. Ask your host about caddies, dress and arrival time. Dallas Love Field and Dallas Fort Worth International are the nearest major airports.
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1515 Knoxville St., Dallas, TX 75211
Dallas, Texas, United States
— FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about Dallas National Golf Club
Can visitors play Dallas National?
Only as a member's guest. The club does not sell public tee times, so a round depends on an invitation from someone who belongs.
Is the course hilly?
By North Texas standards, yes. Elevation changes are dramatic across the property, so expect uphill and downhill shots and think carefully about your club selection.
Are there tees for different abilities?
Yes. The club offers several tee sets, so players of different levels can pick a length that suits them rather than playing from the back.