Est. 1988 · John Colligan (Colligan Golf Design, 2019 redesign); Brian Ault (Ault, Clark & Associates, 1988 original)
Why we love this place
We love Irving Golf Club for turning a landfill into a links. John Colligan rerouted the old Twin Wells course with rebuilt greens and native prairie grasses, and from its Trinity River perch you get a walkable, wind-swept round with the Dallas skyline on the horizon.
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About Irving Golf Club
Irving Golf Club is an 18-hole municipal course owned by the City of Irving, Texas, in Twin Wells Park near the Trinity River, with views of the downtown Dallas skyline. It originally opened in 1988 as Twin Wells Municipal Golf Course, designed by Brian Ault of Ault, Clark & Associates on a former landfill site. After closing in October 2016 for a roughly $5 million renovation -- rerouting eight holes, new irrigation, rebuilt TifEagle greens and native prairie plantings -- it reopened in 2019 under the new name Irving Golf Club.
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