Est. 1997 · D.A. Weibring (Weibring-Wolfard Golf Design)
Why we love this place
We love Bridlewood for its honesty: no tricks, just a well-shaped Weibring routing where water on the back nine makes you commit. It is the sort of welcoming public course a whole group can enjoy, and it rewards a round of smart, confident golf. A Metroplex favorite of ours.
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About Bridlewood Golf Club
Bridlewood Golf Club is a daily-fee course in Flower Mound, in the northwest suburbs of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. It opened in 1997 to a design by Weibring-Wolfard Golf Design, the firm of 18-year PGA Tour veteran D.A. Weibring, an Illinois native and multiple Tour winner who moved into course architecture. The par-72 layout stretches past 7,100 yards from the tips and mixes links-style openness with more traditional, tree-framed holes as it winds across former farmland. Water is a defining feature, especially on the back nine, where roughly 25 acres of lakes and the meandering Timber Creek come into play. Bent-grass greens and Bermuda fairways round out a course that has become a well-regarded public option in the Flower Mound area, popular for both everyday play and group outings.
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