Texas Rangers Golf Club

Overview: Texas Rangers Golf Club is a public 18-hole course in Arlington, positioned near the city’s major sports and entertainment district. John Colligan designed the par-72 layout to use the rolling North Texas ground, with the official history noting roughly 55 feet of elevation change and more than 1,300 feet of water movement through the property. At 7,010 yards from the back tees, the course has enough scale for strong players, while multiple tee positions make the same corridors more approachable. Its identity is unusually specific: the golf is tied to the Texas Rangers through visual details and a baseball-influenced sense of place.

History: The course opened in February 2019 as part of Arlington’s effort to create a high-profile public golf destination near its professional sports venues. Colligan’s design gives the property a modern, presentation-conscious feel without abandoning the basic demands of a Texas course, including wind, changing lies, strategic water and exposed stretches. The result is a course that belongs to Arlington’s contemporary sports landscape while still functioning as a complete golf test in its own right.

Did You Know? The official history describes the course as moving more than 1,300 feet of water through the property and changing elevation by about 55 feet. Those figures help explain why the layout feels more varied than a flat urban setting might suggest, even before the Rangers references come into view.