TX, United States
Tenison Park is a golf destination in Dallas with two 18-hole golf courses. On land donated by Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Tenison in 1924, Tenison Glen became Dallas' first municipally owned golf course, where thousands of Dallasites including aspiring tour professionals like Lee Trevino developed their passion for golf on tree-lined fairways. Tenison Highlands was redesigned in 2001 by PGA Tour professional D. A. Weibring and architect Steve Wolfard and features five beautiful lakes, 32 sand bunkers, tiff-eagle greens, and 419 Bermuda fairways along with elevation changes and groves of hardwood trees. The Highlands measures 7,078 yards from the tips.
White Rock Creek winds through the layout making ball placement a necessity, and golfers of all ability levels will enjoy a relaxing yet challenging 18 holes on this familiar classic. Tenison Glen was host to the USGA 1968 Public Links Championship. Both courses accommodate tournament play, with Tenison Park offering a state-of-the-art practice facility, golf shop, and café.
