Architect
Tom Bendelow
Established
1910
Par / Length
71 / 6400y
Access
Private
Green Fee
Private
Overview: Dallas Country Club is a private course in Highland Park, where the property sits beside Turtle Creek and close to the Dallas skyline. Tom Bendelow's original routing uses a compact urban site, mature trees and the creek corridor to create a traditional parkland course. Later adjustments have modernized the playing surfaces without removing the club's early Dallas identity.
History: The club was established in 1896 and engaged Tom Bendelow to lay out the original course for its membership in 1910. Contemporary reference material records the first round of golf on the Bendelow course in 1912, distinguishing the club's founding date from the course's development.
Did You Know? Dallas Country Club occupies only about 117.5 acres despite its long golf history. The limited urban footprint explains the course's compact routing and the way holes use the creek, trees and neighboring streets as natural boundaries.
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