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Chase Oaks Country Club

The golf : Chase Oaks is the centerpiece of a 900-acre residential and commercial development that dates back to the late 1980s. The club offers 27 holes of golf played as two totally different courses: the 18-hole Blackjack and the 9-hole Sawtooth.

Blackjack has received the most acclaim, at one point being ranked by the Dallas Morning News as the No. 1 public course in the state. The Bruce Devlin/Robert Von Hagge design plays 6,773 yards from the tips to a par 72, and their design features a good combination of blind shots, water carries, and doglegs.
In all, water comes into play on 12 holes, including the 187-yard No. 4, which is almost completely surrounded by water. In fact, all par 3s require fun shots over water. Holes 5 and 6 also stand out on the front. No. 5 plays 403 yards and requires a perfect drive to the right of the water. No. 6, the number one handicap hole, plays 450 yards into the wind, featuring an approach into a multi-level green.
On the back No. 15 is notable for its dogleg right nature and tough because of the fairway bunker guarding the corner, as well as the approach shot over the creek into the small green.
The 9-hole Sawtooth offers two sets of tees, but only measures 6,016 yards.

The details : 972-517-7777. 7201 Chase Oaks Dr., Plano, TX 75025

• www.chaseoaks.com
• Sawtooth Course:1980s. Robert von Hagge and Bruce Devlin.. 9 holes. Par 36. Back – 3,008 (35.1/130). Forward – 2,642 (36.0/124). Price - ?
  · Blackjack Course: 1980s. Robert von Hagge and Bruce Devlin. 18 holes. Par 72. Back – 6,762 (74.4/139). Middle – 6,269 (71.5/134). Forward – 5,105 (70.0/128). Price - $$.

Getting there : From Hwy. 75 north, take the Legacy exit west, and head to Chase Oaks Blvd. Turn north and drive to the course.