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Frisco Lakes Golf Club features a 7099-yard, Par 72 championship course located 30 minutes north of downtown Dallas. Designed by Gary Stephenson Golf Design, the course features 18 holes of diverse play, with generous tree-lined fairways, challenging Mini-Verde Bermuda grass greens, and striking views. The front nine travels through the current community, while the back nine weaves its way through the open countryside. With 5 sets of tees and a wide variety of terrain, the course promises an enjoyable experience to players of all skill levels.

Player-friendly features of the design include generous fairways with wide landing areas, contouring that helps contain balls when they head toward the rough, bunkers that aren't overly deep, and greens that hold shots well and are somewhat subtly undulating. The course is known for its water hazards, particularly on the front nine. The 7th is a short but challenging 341-yard Par 4 where players tee off from across the water and onto a peninsula-style green. The 8th is a 135-yard Par 3, the shortest on the course, that tests players with a small island green. The 14th, a 251-yard Par 3, boasts a breathtaking view of Lake Lewisville.

Since its opening in 2009, Frisco Lakes Golf Club has earned a reputation for fine course conditioning. The course also boasts an attractive look with stonework borders around the greens and fairways that border water. The facility is situated within the Del Webb Frisco Lakes Community and serves as a public golf course in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.