Texarkana Country Club

Overview: Texarkana Country Club is a Langford and Moreau course whose rolling parkland, deep bunkers, and shaped greens give it a clear Golden Age identity. The routing uses mature trees and natural land movement to create a strategic course that remains connected to the history of the property.

History: The club began with a nine-hole course in 1914 and commissioned William Langford and Theodore Moreau for the present course in 1922. Later restoration work has sought to preserve the original character, including the course’s distinctive bunkering and green contours.

Did You Know? Byron Nelson served as Texarkana Country Club’s head professional in 1934 and 1935, a notable connection between the club and one of golf’s major champions.