PGA Tour instructors employ digital technology during private lesson; membership unlocks driving range, sand bunkers, and putting greens

Elevation changes, challenging doglegs, and strategically placed bunkers characterize a course that adopts beauty from natural surroundings

Comprised entirely of par-3s and par-4s, the 18-hole course spans 3,473 yards of fairways lined with trees and tall native grasses

PGA Tour instructors employ digital technology during private lesson; membership unlocks driving range, sand bunkers, and putting greens

Links-style course challenges golfers with mounds, bunkers, and tall grass as it runs along 3,000 feet of Mississippi River shoreline

Par 63 executive course encourages golfers to aim drives down tree-lined fairways and avoid water hazards that come in play on five holes

Resort highlighted by Dick Wilson– and Joe Lee–designed golf course invites guests for 18-hole round and light fare on garden terrace

18-hole putting course lets golfers focus on fundamentals with straightforward natural grass fairways and greens bordering Maumee River

Rustic frontier scenes and Old West vibe transport golfers to early days of Parker County as they herd golf balls over par 72 course

Par 68 course measures 5,054 yards from the farthest tees, welcoming all golfers to swing through relatively open layout.