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The Clubs of Stonebridge Ranch comprises 45 holes of championship golf across two distinct courses located in McKinney, Texas. The Dye Course, designed by Pete Dye, features 18 holes characterized by dramatic elevation changes, signature railroad ties, and scenic waterlines. The Hills Course consists of 27 holes originally designed by Arthur Hills and recently renovated by Lanny Wadkins, featuring lush fairways and striking water features. The Dye Course plays to approximately 7,000 yards with challenging hazards including prominent creeks on early holes and multiple water-lined par fours typical of Dye's design philosophy.

Both courses have hosted notable tournaments throughout their history. The Dye Course received recognition from Golf Digest as one of the "Best Golf Courses in the Nation" and has hosted the AJGA Team Championships, World Music Invitational, NCAA Division I Men's Golf Championship (1994 when Stanford won), Texas State Open, U.S. Open Sectional Qualifiers, PGA Tour Qualifying Tournaments, and North Texas PGA Championships. The courses are designed to accommodate both experienced and novice golfers, with modern amenities including state-of-the-art practice facilities and TrackMan technology for swing analysis.