Old American Golf Club
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Designed by Tripp Davis and PGA Tour star Justin Leonard evoking the Golden Age of American golf architecture. Ranked No. 5 Best Public Course in Texas by Golf Magazine. Features n
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Course History
The Old American Golf Club in The Colony, Texas, was designed by golf course architect Tripp Davis, founder of Tripp Davis and Associates, and PGA Tour professional Justin Leonard, a 12-time winner on the tour. Davis, a member of the American Society of Golf Course Architects with a background as a competitive golfer, drew inspiration from early American golf architecture, including Shinnecock Hills, National Golf Links of America, and Garden City Golf Club. The course complements Davis's nearby Tribute Golf Links, which emulates Scottish links, and together they form Golf Clubs at The Tribute on the shores of Lewisville Lake. Construction began in February 2008, was completed in summer 2009, and the course officially opened in fall 2010. No previous names or major ownership changes have been documented, and the club appears to be owned by the same entity behind The Tribute.
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What golfers are saying
Synthesized from recent Google reviews — heavily weighted to the last 6 months.
“The worst course I have played. The worst cart girl. Golf course is in miserable condition. For $200 that they are charging they should at least have a staff that's more friendly.”
- •prestige-level fairway and green conditions
- •great hospitality from staff
- •well-designed courses with lake views
- •worth the price for a special round
- •unfriendly staff and poor guidance at check-in
- •overpriced at $200 for conditions
- •bumpy fairways affecting play
- •cart girls not helpful
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