Plantation Golf Club (Frisco)
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Already listed above - Richard Ellis design in Frisco rolling hills
Our Review
Course History
The Plantation Golf Club in Frisco, Texas, opened in 1988 as an 18-hole public course designed by Richard Ellis, a Dallas-area golf professional with a background in club operations and development at ClubCorp. The layout, measuring 6,402 yards from the tips with a par of 72, emphasizes playability for average golfers through wide fairways and multiple tee options, while incorporating water hazards on several short par-4s and par-3s. An extensive renovation in summer 2003 addressed the greens, bunkers, and clubhouse, including reversing the front and back nines to improve pace of play. The course has remained Frisco's longest-running public facility and serves as the centerpiece of the Plantation Resort community.
What golfers are saying
Synthesized from recent Google reviews — heavily weighted to the last 6 months.
“Good fairways, greens were very slow and bumpy, clubhouse is welcoming and food is good.”
- •Good fairways
- •Welcoming clubhouse
- •Food is good
- •Range is nice
- •Decent course with lots of water
- •Greens very slow and bumpy
- •Only 4 total reviews on Google
- •Very limited feedback available
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