TPC Four Seasons golf course - no. 18
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TPC Four Seasons golf course - no. 18
For now, the TPC Four Seasons in Las Colinas is still the host course for the HP Byron Nelson Championship. Mike Bailey/GolfAdvisor
TPC Four Seasons golf course - no. 1
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TPC Four Seasons golf course - no. 1
The dogleg-right, par-4 first hole was one of several at the TPC Four Seasons that was lengthened. Mike Bailey/GolfAdvisors
TPC Four Seasons golf course - no. 3
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TPC Four Seasons golf course - no. 3
For the PGA Tour pros, the par-4 third at the TPC Four Seasons plays 528 yards. Mike Bailey/GolfAdvisor
TPC Four Seasons golf course - no. 4
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TPC Four Seasons golf course - no. 4
With water left and bunkers right, the par-4 fourth at the TPC Four Seasons is a difficult test. Mike Bailey/GolfAdvisor
TPC Four Seasons golf course - no. 7
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TPC Four Seasons golf course - no. 7
The par-5 seventh at TPC Four Seasons is short but plays extremely uphill. Mike Bailey/GolfAdvisor
TPC Four Seasons golf course - no. 11
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TPC Four Seasons golf course - no. 11
The short, par-4 11th at the TPC Four Seasons is a true risk-reward hole. Mike Bailey/GolfAdvisor
TPC Four Seasons golf course - no. 14
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TPC Four Seasons golf course - no. 14
A semi-island green is the target on the par-4 15th at the TPC Four Seasons in Texas. Mike Bailey/GolfAdvisor
TPC Four Seasons golf course - no. 16
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TPC Four Seasons golf course - no. 16
The 16th at the TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas is a long, uphill par 5. Mike Bailey/GolfAdvisor
TPC Four Seasons golf course - no. 17
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TPC Four Seasons golf course - no. 17
The par-3 17th at the TPC Four Seasons has a stadium feel to it during the HP Byron Nelson Championship. Mike Bailey/GolfAdvisor
TPC Four Seasons golf course - no. 18
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TPC Four Seasons golf course - no. 18
The par-4 18th at the TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas was dramatically redesigned in 2007. Mike Bailey/GolfAdvisor
TPC Four Seasons - Byron Nelson statue
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TPC Four Seasons - Byron Nelson statue
Lord Byron Nelson is ever present at the Four Seasons Resort Las Colinas and the TPC course. Mike Bailey/GolfAdvisor
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Still the home of the AT&T Byron Nelson: The TPC Four Seasons in Irving, Texas

IRVING, Texas -- Originally designed in 1982 by Jay Morrish, with player consultants Byron Nelson and Ben Crenshaw, the TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas has been the host course for the AT&T Byron Nelson since 1986. Its contract with the PGA Tour event runs through 2018 before the tournament will move to Trinity Forest, a new course designed by Bill Coore & Ben Crenshaw that opened in 2017 south of Dallas.

In 2008, the TPC course was redesigned by former PGA Tour and current Champions Tour player D.A. Weibring and his partner, architect Steve Wolfard. The PGA Tour player consultant was Harrison Frazar; J.J. Henry also gave input as several holes were lengthened, and the 18th was dramatically redesigned. The golf course now plays to a par 70 and 7,166 yards from the championship tees.

Mike Bailey is a former Golf Advisor senior staff writer based in Houston. Focusing primarily on golf in the United States, Canada, the Caribbean and Latin America with an occasional trip to Europe and beyond, he contributes course reviews, travel stories and features as well as the occasional equipment review. An award-winning writer and past president of Texas Golf Writers Association, he has more than 25 years in the golf industry. He has also been on staff at PGA Magazine, The Golfweek Group and AvidGolfer Magazine. Follow Mike on Twitter at @MikeBaileyGA and Instagram at @MikeStefanBailey.
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Still the home of the AT&T Byron Nelson: The TPC Four Seasons in Irving, Texas