IanBAus

OK, so the 1st and 18th are cool. Very similar to St Andrews. But that's about it. The rest was a disappointment. For a low handicapper there's nothing in this course. Most of the tee shots you may as well be on the driving range. 50-60 yard fairways and even off the back tees the bunkers really aren't in play. And it's so not like Scotland. Not much run, soft bent greens and shallow bunkers. For business visitors to Dallas, like me, looking to play some golf in the late afternoon, Texas Star, Tierra Verda, WaterChase, Tangle Ridge and Tennison Park are not only better golf courses, but more than 50% cheaper. For what its worth, I've played 13 public courses in Dallas the last 2 weeks. The best conditioned, most challenging, and best value for money course I've played is WaterChase. Tierra Verda is a close second followed by Texas Star. The worst - Old American, followed by Iron Horse and The Tribute

One of the few golf courses you'll play where you can only see the hole you're currently playing. The whole course flows great. Gentle, underlating fairways that blend into the greens and no excessive use of bunkering - it's real natural treat. Highly recommended and the best service I've had at any public golf course in Dallas

I can't believe there's no reviews of Waterchase! I've been in Dallas as a business traveler for a few weeks. Played 13 of the supposed best public courses (in the evenings) . Waterchase is the best. It's in great condition and has a wide variety of challenging holes. I enjoyed it more each time I played. A seriously good golf course that's better than most privates around.