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Colonial Country Club
The golf : Known as one of the all-time Texas
classics, Colonial Country Club opened in 1935 after Marvin Leonard
hired John Bredemus to route 18 holes through the lush Trinity River
bottoms and implement his newfound breed of bent-grass greens. Every
honor that could be bestowed up a course has been lavished on Colonial,
and the golf community has raved for over 60 years now. One of the
PGA Tour’s longest running tournaments, The Colonial, has
been held here since 1938, and this revered monument was the first
Southern club to host a US Open (1941).
The details : 817-927-4221. 3735 Country Club
Circle, Fort Worth, TX 76109
- Champs – 7,010 (73.7/132). Men’s – 6,486
(70.9/126). Executive – 6,072 (68.8/122). Ladies –
5,745 (74.0/123). Price - $$$$.
Getting there : From I-30 west, exit University
and drive south. Turn right on Colonial Pkwy. and look for Country
Club Circle. The course is on the right. |