Arlington · TX

Texas Rangers Golf Club

Est. 1982 · John Colligan (Colligan Golf Design, 2019 rebuild with Trey Kemp); Ken Killian and Dick Nugent (1982 Ditto course)
Why we love this place

We love Texas Rangers Golf Club because a city muni swung for the fences and connected. John Colligan's rebuild gave Arlington a fresh, modern routing with baseball touches throughout, and it still plays like a welcoming public course for everyday golfers.

Via Fort Worth Business Press

Par
72
Rating
73.7
Slope
132
Length
4,874–7,010 yd
Holes
18
Out 36In 36Full card ▾
Hole123456789Out
Yds5894481873724401323464616053580
Par54344344536
Hole101112131415161718In
Yds3811734805124281923274055323430
Par43454344536

About Texas Rangers Golf Club

Chester W. Ditto Golf Course opened in 1982 as Arlington's third city course, after Meadowbrook Park and Lake Arlington, designed by Ken Killian and Dick Nugent. The City of Arlington, which still owns and operates it, and the Texas Rangers announced a branding partnership in January 2018. A $24 million rebuild that began in December 2016, redesigned by Colligan Golf Design (John Colligan and Trey Kemp), gave it a new routing and a clubhouse named for Chester Ditto. It reopened in February 2019 as the world's only MLB-branded golf course.

Via Fort Worth Business Press — “Texas Rangers, Arlington partner to raise profile of Ditto Golf Course”

Via The Dallas Morning News — “Texas Rangers Golf Club tops The News' list of new courses for 2020”

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