The Clubs of Kingwood - Deerwood

The Deerwood Course at The Clubs of Kingwood is an 18-hole championship golf course designed by Joe Finger, Ken Dye, and Byron Nelson. Located in Kingwood, Texas, the course features a challenging layout with water hazards and strategic bunkering throughout.

The course has hosted prestigious tournaments, including Stage II of the PGA Tour Qualifier and the Senior PGA Doug Sanders Celebrity Pro Am Classic. It has been ranked among the top 10 courses in Texas by the Dallas Morning News.

Hole 13, the signature hole, is particularly notable as the #1 handicap hole. This challenging par 4 was featured in the 1996 film Tin Cup, where it was portrayed as the 18th hole in US Open scenes. The hole plays tight with water fronting the green and a dogleg left configuration.

The course is renowned for its difficulty, with Hole 13 recognized annually by the Dallas Morning News as one of the 18 toughest golf holes in Texas. The layout incorporates multiple lakes, island greens, and strategically placed bunker complexes that demand precision shot-making. The course offers multiple tee positions to accommodate varying skill levels, with slope ratings and handicap information for each hole.