Twin Wells Golf Club
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The second City of Irving municipal course located adjacent to the Irving Golf Club. Together the two courses form a comprehensive municipal golf complex in Irving.
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Course History
Twin Wells Golf Club in Irving, Texas, opened in 1988 as a municipal course designed by Ault, Clark & Associates, the firm founded by Ed Ault and later led by his son Brian Ault and partner Tom Clark, known for numerous designs primarily along the East Coast including Wyncote Golf Club. Built on landfill adjacent to the Trinity River and challenged by highways, power lines, and flat terrain, it served the public for three decades. The course underwent significant renovations announced around 2017, including a new irrigation system, and was comprehensively redesigned in 2019 by John Colligan of Colligan Golf Design, who rerouted eight holes, reshaped TifEagle greens to USGA specs, recontoured fairways and tees, added bunkers, and planted native grasses for a links-style appearance while navigating site constraints. Renamed Irving Golf Club upon reopening that year, it remains a city-owned public facility offering views of the Dallas skyline. No major professional tournaments or notable historical events beyond local outings are documented.
What golfers are saying
Synthesized from recent Google reviews — heavily weighted to the last 6 months.
“I've reviewed this course before and feel like I love it more each time I play it. It's a straight forward course with enough room off the tee for every skill level.”
- •['Excellent value for the money', 'Fast pace of play and friendly staff', 'Well-maintained fairways and greens', 'GPS-equipped carts and complimentary water/towels', 'Great layout with Dallas skyline
- •Slow pace on busy weekends
- •Frost delays in winter months
- •Greens can be very fast/firm in winter
- •Complimentary water bottles run out
- •Course gets very crowded on weekends
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