Irving · TX

Cottonwood Valley Golf Course

Est. 1982 · Robert Trent Jones Jr.

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Par
72
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Holes
18

About Cottonwood Valley Golf Course

Cottonwood Valley is the second championship course at The Ritz-Carlton Dallas, Las Colinas (formerly Four Seasons Resort and Club Dallas at Las Colinas) in Irving, Texas, opened in 1982. It runs partly through a residential community with water in play on roughly nine holes. Its signature green, attributed to original architect Robert Trent Jones Jr., is shaped like Texas, accompanied by an Oklahoma-shaped bunker and a lake resembling the Gulf of Mexico. During the resort's run as the AT&T Byron Nelson host, Cottonwood Valley was used for early tournament rounds.
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