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TPC Craig Ranch Course

Designer: Tom Weiskopf Design

The par-72, 7,438-yard golf course features the beautiful, gently rolling hills and mature woods surrounding the limestone banks of Rowlett …

The par-72, 7,438-yard golf course features the beautiful, gently rolling hills and mature woods surrounding the limestone banks of Rowlett Creek. PGA TOUR player D.A. Weibring served as a consultant on the golf course design. The golf course has lush Zoysia fairways and Bentgrass greens. Breathtaking Rowlett Creek crosses the course 14 times, creating a stunning backdrop for an inspiring test of golf. Though rated among the toughest golf courses in Texas, five sets of tees on each hole enable golfers of all abilities to enjoy the subtle nuances and distinct design elements that have brought Weiskopf recognition as one of the country’s most respected designers. The course played host to the 2008 Nationwide Tour Championship, the pinnacle event on the Nationwide Tour and the 2012 Web.com Tour Championship. Complementing the course is an expansive practice facility with a dual-sided 350-yard practice area with target greens, a 14,000-square-foot putting green, a 100-yard short game area with bunkers, and a dedicated chipping green; and a world-class golf instructional academy led by top PGA professionals dedicated to helping TPC Craig Ranch Members and guests enjoy a true PGA TOUR experience at every turn.

About Tom Weiskopf Design

Prior to forming Tom Weiskopf Designs, where he has established himself as one of the most respected golf course designers in the world, Tom…

Prior to forming Tom Weiskopf Designs, where he has established himself as one of the most respected golf course designers in the world, Tom Weiskopf enjoyed stellar careers on both the PGA TOUR and PGA TOUR Champions (formerly the Senior PGA TOUR). He turned professional in 1964 following his graduation from Ohio State University, and won his first PGA TOUR tournament, the Andy Williams-San Diego Open, in 1968. Acknowledged as having one of the best golf swings of any pro golfer in the world, Weiskopf went on to win 16 PGA TOUR events, five international titles and five Senior tournaments, including the British Open at Royal Troon in 1973 – the year Golf Magazine named him “Player of the Year.” He was also a member of the 1973 and 1975 U.S. Ryder Cup teams. With experience playing many of the best courses in the world, Weiskopf established his own design firm in 1994.

Fairways: Zoysia   |   Greens: Bentgrass   |  

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# 1 / Hole 1

Par: 4

Handicaps:
Men's 9 Women's 7

Yardage by Tee:

PGA Tour 431

Tournament 377

Craig Ranch 377

Player 353

Club 343

Forward 315

Slope:

PGA 76.5/149 | Tournament 74.6/144 | Craig Ranch 73/140 | Player 72.5/136 | Club - M:69.2/125 L:75.7/142 | Forward - M:65.3/119 L:70.9/129

Pro Tips

You have to make a decision with your tee shot to take on the left fairway bunker or not. The second shot plays about half a club uphill to a blind landing area. The ideal approch shot favors the left side of the green, there is a slope on the middle right side that take the ball to a run off area.
 
 

# 2 / Hole 2

Par: 4

Handicaps:
Men's 5 Women's 9

Yardage by Tee:

PGA Tour 466

Tournament 438

Craig Ranch 400

Player 400

Club 386

Forward 336

Slope:

PGA 76.5/149 | Tournament 74.6/144 | Craig Ranch 73/140 | Player 72.5/136 | Club - M:69.2/125 L:75.7/142 | Forward - M:65.3/119 L:70.9/129

Pro Tips

There is more room on the right side off the tee than it appears. Playing down the left side of the fairway will give you a better angle to attack the green.The green slopes right to left, the best miss is either short or long and left.
 
 

# 3 / Hole 3

Par: 4

Handicaps:
Men's 7 Women's 1

Yardage by Tee:

PGA Tour 420

Tournament 408

Craig Ranch 378

Player 378

Club 358

Forward 305

Slope:

PGA 76.5/149 | Tournament 74.6/144 | Craig Ranch 73/140 | Player 72.5/136 | Club - M:69.2/125 L:75.7/142 | Forward - M:65.3/119 L:70.9/129

Pro Tips

You can be aggressive off the tee and try to catch the slope behind the bunker to have a short iron approch. If you play safe off the tee and land in the fattest part of the fairway you will have a mid to long iron approch. The green has a false front.
 
 

# 4 / Hole 4

Par: 3

Handicaps:
Men's 17 Women's 5

Yardage by Tee:

PGA Tour 219

Tournament 196

Craig Ranch 180

Player 180

Club 164

Forward 139

Slope:

PGA 76.5/149 | Tournament 74.6/144 | Craig Ranch 73/140 | Player 72.5/136 | Club - M:69.2/125 L:75.7/142 | Forward - M:65.3/119 L:70.9/129

Pro Tips

The first of our Par 3's. This hole should be a mid to long iron. Avoid the big bunker short left of the green.
 
 

# 5 / Hole 5

Par: 5

Handicaps:
Men's 1 Women's 13

Yardage by Tee:

PGA Tour 569

Tournament 538

Craig Ranch 538

Player 506

Club 480

Forward 392

Slope:

PGA 76.5/149 | Tournament 74.6/144 | Craig Ranch 73/140 | Player 72.5/136 | Club - M:69.2/125 L:75.7/142 | Forward - M:65.3/119 L:70.9/129

Pro Tips

This long par 5 is downwind with the predominant South wind. Long hitters may choose less than driver off the tee. There is more room left once you're inside 150 yards, this also give you the best angle to attack the green. There is a big slope front left of the green, this helps you get close with a front pin location.
 
 

# 6 / Hole 6

Par: 4

Handicaps:
Men's 15 Women's 15

Yardage by Tee:

PGA Tour 361

Tournament 330

Craig Ranch 330

Player 320

Club 287

Forward 261

Slope:

PGA 76.5/149 | Tournament 74.6/144 | Craig Ranch 73/140 | Player 72.5/136 | Club - M:69.2/125 L:75.7/142 | Forward - M:65.3/119 L:70.9/129

Pro Tips

This is a short par 4 that brings a lot of stratagy into play. The fairway is well protected by bunkers, if you want to attack this hole finding the fairway is a must. If you hit driver off the tee and get to close to the green, attacking a front pin location is difficult. This is one of our smallest greens, be aggressive if find the fairway and have a wedge in your hand.
 
 

# 7 / Hole 7

Par: 3

Handicaps:
Men's 13 Women's 17

Yardage by Tee:

PGA Tour 232

Tournament 204

Craig Ranch 183

Player 183

Club 140

Forward 98

Slope:

PGA 76.5/149 | Tournament 74.6/144 | Craig Ranch 73/140 | Player 72.5/136 | Club - M:69.2/125 L:75.7/142 | Forward - M:65.3/119 L:70.9/129

Pro Tips

This is a large green that slopes back to front. It is best to miss your tee shot short right, this will give you the best oppurtunity to get up and down.
 
 

# 8 / Hole 8

Par: 4

Handicaps:
Men's 3 Women's 3

Yardage by Tee:

PGA Tour 482

Tournament 450

Craig Ranch 439

Player 439

Club 383

Forward 337

Slope:

PGA 76.5/149 | Tournament 74.6/144 | Craig Ranch 73/140 | Player 72.5/136 | Club - M:69.2/125 L:75.7/142 | Forward - M:65.3/119 L:70.9/129

Pro Tips

There is more room right off the tee than first appears but playing down the left side of the fairway gives you the best angle for your approach shot. Short left is the best miss.
 
 

# 9 / Hole 9

Par: 5

Handicaps:
Men's 11 Women's 11

Yardage by Tee:

PGA Tour 564

Tournament 519

Craig Ranch 519

Player 485

Club 423

Forward 423

Slope:

PGA 76.5/149 | Tournament 74.6/144 | Craig Ranch 73/140 | Player 72.5/136 | Club - M:69.2/125 L:75.7/142 | Forward - M:65.3/119 L:70.9/129

Pro Tips

This is a tough tee shot on a windy day because of the forced carry. Plenty of room right off the tee, playing down the left side will result in more run out and better angle to the green. The big decision you have to make is with your lay up, being aggressive and taking on the creek opens up the green for third shot. This green has three tiers, distance and spin control with your wedge shot is a must.
 
 

# 10 / Hole 10

Par: 4

Handicaps:
Men's 8 Women's 10

Yardage by Tee:

PGA Tour 471

Tournament 431

Craig Ranch 390

Player 390

Club 373

Forward 307

Slope:

PGA 76.5/149 | Tournament 74.6/144 | Craig Ranch 73/140 | Player 72.5/136 | Club - M:69.2/125 L:75.7/142 | Forward - M:65.3/119 L:70.9/129

Pro Tips

This hole normally plays down wind. Avoiding the fairways bunkers allows you to attack this green. This green is large with suttle breaks, making reading putts difficult.
 
 

# 11 / Hole 11

Par: 4

Handicaps:
Men's 6 Women's 6

Yardage by Tee:

PGA Tour 457

Tournament 430

Craig Ranch 406

Player 406

Club 323

Forward 309

Slope:

PGA 76.5/149 | Tournament 74.6/144 | Craig Ranch 73/140 | Player 72.5/136 | Club - M:69.2/125 L:75.7/142 | Forward - M:65.3/119 L:70.9/129

Pro Tips

The tee shot is tougher than if looks, it plays uphill and normally has a left to right wind. The second shot plays at least a club more and you can not see the putting surface. The green slopes back to front so the prefered miss is short.
 
 

# 12 / Hole 12

Par: PGA 4 | Member Par 5

Handicaps:
Men's 12 Women's 16

Yardage by Tee:

PGA Tour 493

Tournament 547

Craig Ranch 547

Player 520

Club 453

Forward 379

Slope:

PGA 76.5/149 | Tournament 74.6/144 | Craig Ranch 73/140 | Player 72.5/136 | Club - M:69.2/125 L:75.7/142 | Forward - M:65.3/119 L:70.9/129

Pro Tips

The ideal tee short is down the left side of the fairway, the fairway slope left to right.The longer player can attack this green in two, most players will lay up short of the creek. The front half of the green slops back to back to front, the back half slope hard right to left.
 
 

# 13 / Hole 13

Par: 4

Handicaps:
Men's 2 Women's 2

Yardage by Tee:

PGA Tour 512

Tournament 479

Craig Ranch 437

Player 437

Club 395

Forward 328

Slope:

PGA 76.5/149 | Tournament 74.6/144 | Craig Ranch 73/140 | Player 72.5/136 | Club - M:69.2/125 L:75.7/142 | Forward - M:65.3/119 L:70.9/129

Pro Tips

This is probably the toughest par four on the course. The tee shot plays uphill and has a big forced carry over bunkers and a creek. There is a bail out left for shorter hitters.The green is protected both front and back with bunker, missing short and left will give you the best chance for getting up and down. The green has a ridge running through it, front to back.
 
 

# 14 / Hole 14

Par: 4

Handicaps:
Men's 16 Women's 18

Yardage by Tee:

PGA Tour 330

Tournament 302

Craig Ranch 302

Player 264

Club 236

Forward 203

Slope:

PGA 76.5/149 | Tournament 74.6/144 | Craig Ranch 73/140 | Player 72.5/136 | Club - M:69.2/125 L:75.7/142 | Forward - M:65.3/119 L:70.9/129

Pro Tips

This short par four is a through risk/reward hole. The shorter hitters have to decide what yardage second shot they want to have, there is more room right off the tee than appears. Most big hitter will take on the green, the bunkers right are always there to catch a bail out shot. This is one of our most undulated greens, you have to be accurate with your wedges if you want to make birdie.
 
 

# 15 / Hole 15

Par: 3

Handicaps:
Men's 10 Women's 8

Yardage by Tee:

PGA Tour 216

Tournament 197

Craig Ranch 186

Player 186

Club 167

Forward 149

Slope:

PGA 76.5/149 | Tournament 74.6/144 | Craig Ranch 73/140 | Player 72.5/136 | Club - M:69.2/125 L:75.7/142 | Forward - M:65.3/119 L:70.9/129

Pro Tips

This is a mid to long iron par three, with the water down the left side the bunkers right see a lot of action. The green has a ridge that runs up the middle from front to back that creates a bowl for middle/front pins.
 
 

# 16 / Hole 16

Par: 4

Handicaps:
Men's 4 Women's 4

Yardage by Tee:

PGA Tour 492

Tournament 455

Craig Ranch 429

Player 429

Club 416

Forward 357

Slope:

PGA 76.5/149 | Tournament 74.6/144 | Craig Ranch 73/140 | Player 72.5/136 | Club - M:69.2/125 L:75.7/142 | Forward - M:65.3/119 L:70.9/129

Pro Tips

A long and testing par four, into the wind this hole will challenge the best of players. You have to avoid the bunkers down the left if you want to hit this green in two. The bunkers front right hide what is one of the biggest greens on the course. Hitting the middle of this green is never a bad play. There is a severe slope on the left side of the green, and getting up and down from the chipping area is hard.
 
 

# 17 / Hole 17

Par: 3

Handicaps:
Men's 18 Women's 14

Yardage by Tee:

PGA Tour 171

Tournament 163

Craig Ranch 163

Player 147

Club 133

Forward 132

Slope:

PGA 76.5/149 | Tournament 74.6/144 | Craig Ranch 73/140 | Player 72.5/136 | Club - M:69.2/125 L:75.7/142 | Forward - M:65.3/119 L:70.9/129

Pro Tips

A true sleeper par 3, don't let the yardage fool you. The wind will make hitting this green a true test. Any shot coming up short will be punished by the false front on the green and may roll back into the front bunker.
 
 

# 18 / Hole 18

Par: 5

Handicaps:
Men's 14 Women's 12

Yardage by Tee:

PGA Tour 552

Tournament 514

Craig Ranch 514

Player 490

Club 464

Forward 399

Slope:

PGA 76.5/149 | Tournament 74.6/144 | Craig Ranch 73/140 | Player 72.5/136 | Club - M:69.2/125 L:75.7/142 | Forward - M:65.3/119 L:70.9/129

Pro Tips

Another risk/reward hole to finsh, there is a large landing area for those who have to lay up. The longer hitter off the tee will have an approach shot between 220-250 to the middle of the green. This green has two distinct levels, and if you want to make birdie being on the correct level is a must.