Hidden Creek Golf Course
Photos courtesy of Hidden Creek Golf Course
A public golf course in Burleson south of Fort Worth featuring a 7024-yard par-72 layout designed to challenge golfers of all abilities. Well-maintained course in the growing south
Our Review
Course History
Hidden Creek Golf Course opened in 1997 as a public municipal facility owned and operated by the City of Burleson, Texas. The original architect was Steve Plummer, who designed other courses including Chesley Oaks Golf Course in Alabama and Tannehill National Golf Course. Little is publicly documented about Plummer's background or additional notable DFW-area work. The clubhouse was designed by Magee Architects to include a pro shop, dining area seating 86, and outdoor patio with course views. In 2012, Colligan Golf Design led a redesign and partial rerouting, adding new features while keeping the course playable. No previous names or ownership changes were identified. The course hosts local charity and corporate outings, such as the annual Burleson Area Chamber of Commerce Golf Classic and Rotary tournaments, but no major professional or USGA events.
What golfers are saying
Synthesized from recent Google reviews — heavily weighted to the last 6 months.
“This golf course is in bad shape. Many fairways have bare spots. We won't play it again this year.”
- •Excellent value for the price
- •Great challenging layout
- •Friendly and helpful staff
- •Well-maintained greens roll well
- •Fairways bare and hard as concrete
- •5-6 hour rounds with no marshal
- •Tee boxes need repair
- •Cart path only restrictions on par 5s
- •Range balls scattered all over the course
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