Bridlewood Golf Club

Bridlewood Golf Club in Flower Mound, Texas, opened in 1997 as the centerpiece of an 800-acre master-planned community. The course was designed by D.A. Weibring, a five-time PGA Tour winner from Illinois who founded Golf Resources in Irving, Texas, in 1980 with partners Sam Swanson, Don Armstrong, and Steve Barley. Weibring, serving as design consultant through his firm, created his first signature design at Bridlewood, with Maury Miller as architect. It features 419 Bermuda fairways, Cato-Crenshaw Bentgrass greens, a links-style front nine, and a back nine weaving through Timber Creek. Weibring later founded Weibring-Wolfard Golf Design, completing over 80 projects worldwide, including DFW renovations at Tenison Park, Cedar Crest, and Sherrill Park. The course has seen several ownership changes. Golf Resources initially managed it, followed by Dominion Golf Group of Austin, which sold it to Advance Golf of Dallas in July 2017 amid plans for clubhouse and course refreshes. In December 2025, Kansas-based EPR Properties acquired Bridlewood and four other DFW courses for $113 million via sale-leaseback, with Advance Golf Partners continuing operations. No major professional tournaments, famous members, or standout historical events are documented, though it hosts member-guest tournaments and PGA Player Ability Tests.