Est. 2001 · Jeffrey D. Brauer
Why we love this place
This one is pure fun. Serious Brauer architecture wrapped in unapologetic Cowboys spirit, from the star in the fairway to the trophies inside. Whether you bleed silver and blue or just want a genuinely good test near DFW, it delivers a round you will talk about afterward.
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About Cowboys Golf Club
Cowboys Golf Club opened on June 14, 2001, in Grapevine, Texas, billed as the only NFL-themed daily-fee course in the country and a tribute to the five-time Super Bowl champion Dallas Cowboys. Architect Jeffrey D. Brauer designed the par-72 layout, which stretches past 7,000 yards over dramatic terrain featuring roughly 100 feet of elevation change, wooded ravines, and winding creeks. Brauer's fingered bunkering nods to classic architect Alister MacKenzie. The Cowboys theme runs throughout the experience: a star painted in the fourth fairway, carts and stone markers honoring franchise milestones, and Super Bowl memorabilia displayed in the clubhouse. Positioned between Dallas and Fort Worth near DFW Airport, it has become a distinctive destination for golfers and football fans alike.
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