Laredo · TX

Max A. Mandel Municipal Golf Course

Est. 2012 · Robert Trent Jones II
Why we love this place

We love The Max because a border city built itself a Robert Trent Jones II course worth the drive. Holes along the Rio Grande and through deep arroyos give it real South Texas character, and municipal green fees keep it honest for everyday players.

Via Max A. Mandel Municipal Golf Course (official)

Par
72
Rating
74.6
Slope
134
Length
4,769–7,220 yd
Holes
18
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Yds4644185433184691806194622243697
Par44544354336
Hole101112131415161718In
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About Max A. Mandel Municipal Golf Course

The Max A. Mandel Municipal Golf Course ("The Max") is a City of Laredo course that opened for play on October 19, 2012, as a Robert Trent Jones II signature design. It is named for Laredo banker and civic leader Max A. Mandel, whose family donated the 270-acre site, $1 million and irrigation water rights. The routing runs through sandy, rugged South Texas terrain with four holes along the Rio Grande and six through deep arroyos. Managed by Troon, it has been ranked No. 40 among U.S. municipal courses by Golfweek (2013) and No. 9 in GolfPass's 2025 Best Public Courses in Texas.
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