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Big Spring Country Club is a private 18-hole facility located in Big Spring, Texas. The course measures 6,925 yards with a par of 71, and was designed by famed Scottish architect Tom Winton. The club was established in 1926, though the golf course opened in 1960.

The course features open fairways that are flat and easy to walk, offering the opportunity to shoot competitive rounds. It has a course rating of 71.0 and a slope rating of 117 on Bermuda grass. Winton, who later renovated the Blue Course at Congressional Country Club in Washington, D.C., designed courses to challenge the best golfers in the world without making the game too difficult for everyday players. Beyond golf, the facility offers racquet sports including clay and hard tennis courts, pickleball courts, and paddleball courts at both its main Big Spring Campus and Harmony Landing Campus.