Swing into history at the Cedar Crest Golf Course, a Dallas staple steeped in tradition. Located south of downtown in the Cedar Crest neighborhood, this course boasts a rich history dating back to 1916.
While it may not have the glitz of some exclusive clubs, Cedar Crest offers a unique charm. The course itself is a well-manicured 18-hole layout stretching up to 6,532 yards. Though not overly long, its strategic design challenges golfers of all skill levels. Accuracy is key here, as the course winds its way through mature trees and demands thoughtful shot placement. This characteristic has earned it the nickname "Shot Maker's Course" among golfers.
History buffs will appreciate that Cedar Crest once hosted the prestigious PGA Championship in 1972. The course retains a touch of that era, offering a glimpse into golfing history. Beyond the greens, the clubhouse provides a relaxed atmosphere to grab a bite or quench your thirst after a round. Whether you're a seasoned golfer or a curious newcomer, Cedar Crest Golf Course offers a chance to tee off amidst Dallas history.