Architect
Tom Bendelow; Ralph Plummer; Bill Coore; Ben Crenshaw
Established
1912
Par / Length
71 / 6742y
Access
Private
Green Fee
Private
Overview: Lakewood Country Club is a private parkland course in Dallas with an unusually layered design history. The current 18-hole setting measures about 6,742 yards and plays to par 71. Tree-lined corridors, shaped greens, and the restrained scale of the property give it the feel of a long-established city course rather than a modern resort layout.
History: The club was founded in 1912, with Tom Bendelow associated with the original design and Ralph Plummer responsible for a major 1948 redesign. Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw later worked on the course, adding another significant chapter while retaining the character of the historic routing.
Did You Know? Lakewood hosted the Dallas Victory Open in 1944, where Byron Nelson won. The event places the Dallas course within the wartime-era professional golf schedule and adds a concrete tournament chapter to its long local history.
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1912 Abrams Rd
