This course is in our GSPro library — pull it up in any bay and play it wall to wall.

"A solid everyday-round option for Texas members without reaching for one of the marquee TPC courses."

Bear Creek's West Course is one half of a 36-hole facility built in 1980 by architect Ted Robinson Sr. on land minutes from what's now Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. The paired Robinson-designed East and West courses have been recognized by Golf Digest as one of America's Top 50 Resort Courses and by the Wall Street Journal as one of the '10 Great Places to Play Golf,' and the facility has hosted PGA Tour qualifying rounds, the Texas State Open, and the AJGA National Tournament. The West plays to a par-72 with a 138 slope, its mature oaks and water features giving it a resort feel unusual for a course parked next to a major airport.

Texas members who want a legitimate Ted Robinson championship test with real tournament pedigree, not just a convenient airport-adjacent round.

The West's water-featured holes are where its 138 slope bites hardest, and its tournament pedigree — Texas State Open, PGA Tour Q-School rounds — confirms it plays as tough as it looks.

The Bermuda fairways are forgiving off the tee, but the water features scattered through the layout mean a beginner should club down rather than press for distance near hazards.

Flat DFW-area terrain keeps elevation change minimal, so a sim round here is more about carrying water hazards and shaping shots around mature oaks than dealing with dramatic slopes.

A public daily-fee facility open to all golfers, priced at typical Dallas-area resort-caliber rates rather than a municipal rate.