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Four Seasons Resort & Club
4150 N MacArthur Blvd
Irving, TX 75038-6417, United States
Irving, TX 75038-6417, United States
972.717.2500
This famous resort includes TPC Las Colinas, which hosts the PGA Tour's annual Dallas stop — now known as the AT&T Byron Nelson Classic. The course debuted in 1982 with a design by Jay Morrish, with Ben Crenshaw and "Lord Byron" himself consulting. In 2008, the course underwent a major redesign by architect Steve Wolfard and PGA Tour player-turned-architect D.A. Weibring.
While Cottonwood Valley GC is part of the Four Seasons Resort Las Colinas, it is a private course reserved for members of the Sports Club at Four Seasons. Robert Trent Jones, Jr. did the original design in 1982, while Jay Morrish oversaw an update in 2006 with input from the late and legendary Mr. Nelson.
While Cottonwood Valley GC is part of the Four Seasons Resort Las Colinas, it is a private course reserved for members of the Sports Club at Four Seasons. Robert Trent Jones, Jr. did the original design in 1982, while Jay Morrish oversaw an update in 2006 with input from the late and legendary Mr. Nelson.
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memoseley21 - 2/20/15
Love the greens, layout is fair, staff is fantastic
Love the greens, layout is fair, staff is fantastic
chadv99 - 2/12/15
Perfectly maintained. All staff, especially the starter and marshall were very friendly. Only one par 5 per side is a negative.Would play again.
Perfectly maintained. All staff, especially the starter and marshall were very friendly. Only one par 5 per side is a negative.Would play again.
cmikoy - 3/4/12
Course was in great shape in late jan; particularly the greens. Tees and fairways were very good too. One of the best courses ive ever played. It stinks you have to pay to stay there or find a random deal to not pay way too much. The staff outside was great. Inside staff was ok but not overly nice. Also, if youre not a member, they dont really care too much. One of our foursome aced the 17th and they just said congrats. Not even a bar to go celebrate though i guess our partner probably saved money. This is just a nit though. Its in the top two or three ive ever played.
Course was in great shape in late jan; particularly the greens. Tees and fairways were very good too. One of the best courses ive ever played. It stinks you have to pay to stay there or find a random deal to not pay way too much. The staff outside was great. Inside staff was ok but not overly nice. Also, if youre not a member, they dont really care too much. One of our foursome aced the 17th and they just said congrats. Not even a bar to go celebrate though i guess our partner probably saved money. This is just a nit though. Its in the top two or three ive ever played.
PebbleChamp - 7/16/11
Superbly maintained, but I wasn't a huge fan of the layout. It only has one par 5 per side (Par 70) which makes it seems like you never get a break from the par 4's. The course also plays fairly long, and I felt like I always had either a long or mid-iron approach. Those points aside, I really enjoyed the greens; they were fast and had lots of undulations.
Superbly maintained, but I wasn't a huge fan of the layout. It only has one par 5 per side (Par 70) which makes it seems like you never get a break from the par 4's. The course also plays fairly long, and I felt like I always had either a long or mid-iron approach. Those points aside, I really enjoyed the greens; they were fast and had lots of undulations.
jamee_shaun652 - 2/17/14
fdelcol - 6/30/13
jsbench - 6/25/13
Delano Miller - 6/25/13
Lozzer - 5/27/13
James OKC - 3/3/13
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