Dallas · TX

Stevens Park Golf Course

Est. 1924 · John Colligan (Colligan Golf Design, 2011 rerouting); Jack Burke Sr.; Syd Cooper (1924 original)
Why we love this place

We love Stevens Park for its hills, history and skyline. Dallas's second muni, born in 1924 in Oak Cliff, was rerouted by Colligan Golf Design into a tight, rolling, beautifully bunkered course with downtown views, one of the best city courses in America.

Via Wikipedia

Par
72
Rating
71.6
Slope
130
Length
4,687–6,285 yd
Holes
18
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About Stevens Park Golf Course

Opened in 1924 in Oak Cliff as Dallas's second municipal golf course, Stevens Park was originally designed by club professionals Jack Burke Sr. (father of Masters champion Jack Burke Jr.) and Syd Cooper (father of "Lighthorse" Harry Cooper). The early layout was a quirky affair threaded by hills, creeks, gullies and city streets. A roughly $8 million restoration in 2011 by Fort Worth-based Colligan Golf Design produced new routing, greens and bunkers, earning it a reputation as a municipal gem sometimes dubbed a "Little Augusta." Like other Dallas munis, it was desegregated in 1954.

Via Wikipedia — “Stevens Park Golf Course”

Via Fried Egg Golf — “A Dallas public gem: Stevens Park”

Via GolfPass — “Dallas' municipal crown jewel in pictures: Stevens Park Golf Course”

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