Waterchase Golf Course

One of the most beautiful courses in the metroplex. Clubhouse isn’t much to look at, but it’s because they put all of their money and energy into the course. Always well kept… plenty of water in play (aptly named). Getting a little pricier over the years but definitely at the top of the list.

Played Waterchase today and I am convinced that it is one of the best courses in Texas. The greens and course conditions were immaculate… we are going back next week!!!

Great golf course. Love the layout. Easy to get on short notice. Greens are always in good shape. Par 5s are challenging and hard to reach in two which is fun. Staff is great. Love Boom and Clarence. They are always welcoming and get us on in a timely manner.

The golf course was in great shape for how little rain we’ve received lately. Greens were in perfect shape, fairways are greening up nicely, and the staff was super friendly. If you can block out the lack of a nice club house, Waterchase might be the best conditioned public course in DFW. Love the Waterfall located behind the 9^th and 18^th greens. Be ready for hole 17. It’s a beast!

Waterchase Golf Course provided an incredible experience for our tournament. The NCCGA (
) hosted its first regional tournament on September 21 – 22. The course was in spectacular shape, boasting perfect fairways and fast greens. The staff was extremely helpful and courteous. The NCCGA hosts competitive golf tournaments for non-​varsity collegiate players. I highly recommend this course.

Played there yesterday and the fairways were in great shape. The greens were slow and sandy though. The course has a great layout and is challenging. The driving range has nice grass to hit off of too.

I love this track and try to make an excuse to play it as often as possible.
Always in great condition. Lots of water and sand and other treats to shut you down on a hole. Great design, very challenging and at times difficult.
Very helpful and friendly staff.
Give it a try — you won’t regret it.

Ok these other guys got the facts of the course right. Considering they didn’t right a review about their experience of the course. I play here after work and I get there to tee off around 6:30 p.m. I pay $ 22 to play as much as i can. I’ll be able to get through around 16 – 17 holes alone in that time before it gets too dark for me to see the ball. This course is very well maintained. Soft greens for your balls to stick (even with these 90+ degrees weather). Fairways are trimmed and soft enough to get your divots at ball strike. Greens read very true and this course is very well protected with bunkers and water everywhere. I love the layout of this course as well. Makes for a very challenging course. This course is not made for the new comers /​beginners of golf. You will lose so many balls and you won’t find any extras either hahah.
The only reason I’m giving this course 4 stars and not 5 is because for the price you pay, the carts don’t come with GPS to help you out on this tough course.
Hope this help you guys want to play here. I love this course and if they keep up this super twilight savings deal… I’ll continue to play here

Golf course. Good enough considering it’s location.

Staff — 4 Stars
Clubhouse — 4 Stars
Course — 4 Stars
Greens — 3 Stars
A very nice golf course, just north of I-​30 at Eastchase exit. Green fees are $ 54 weekdays, $ 59 Fridays, $ 69 Weekends.
Great layout and well-​maintained. Looks like a country club, especially the clubhouse. 7300 yards at the back tees, 4900 at the front. It used to be called the Links at Waterchase, but now its Waterchase Golf Course.
It follows the Trinity and has a couple of holes with waterfalls for the views. A challenging course. Slope rating is 137 to 123. Its worth a try for any type of golfer.