Prestonwood Country Club - Creeks Course ☆ Follow

The Creek Course at The Clubs of Prestonwood is an 18-hole championship golf course located in North Dallas, Texas, featuring 6,504 yards with a par of 71. Originally designed by Ralph M. Plummer and opened in 1968, the course was renovated in 1986. The layout takes advantage of natural terrain and mature live oak and pecan trees, with White Rock Creek meanders throughout the course.

The course is known for its challenging design, particularly the extensive water hazards. Water comes into play on 16 of 18 holes, with many approaches requiring carries over lakes and creeks. Notable holes include the demanding 410-yard opening hole and two long par-5s at holes 5 and 17. The greens feature sculpted Penncross Bentgrass, while fairways are maintained with 419 Bermuda Tiff grass. The course has a rating of 72.5 with a slope of 139, indicating above-average difficulty.

Prestonwood operates two championship courses—The Creek Course in North Dallas and The Hills Course in Plano. The club is exclusively private and provides a complete country club experience with dining, pro shop facilities, practice areas including a driving range, and tennis courts.