Tierra Verde Golf Club

The Good: Sunday afternoon, fast playing, conditions nice for mid August.

The Bad: There are 4 5 gallon water stations on the course. Not one had water . Yes, this is a haha moment for some, but in Texas, in August, the temperature was 100+.

The Ugly: At the turn we mentioned to the beverage lady at the bar, the water stations were empty. At the conclusion of the round I spoke to the clubhouse personnel. He made the excuse that patrons were filling up their own cups, and would empty shortly after filling. When I questioned the frequency they were checked, he stated no one should need more than 6oz per 9. This is such ludicrous logic, its evident this course's management doesn't care after the green fee is paid. Do yourself a favor bring your own water, and take a chance bring any adult beverage you would like, as the weather may be so hot the beverage cart attendant will leave due to the weather. Very disappointing for a "up scale" public course.

Course was in great shape. Greens rolled nice. Some real challenging tee shots with tee placements and trees.

Beautiful conditions, greens rolling smooth but a little slower than normal. Fairways immaculate. On the list of my favorites in DFW.

There could itself is always in great shape, love the layout! My problem is the lack of cold drinking water on the course, especially now that we are in the summer months in Texas.

Course conditions were great! It wasn’t crowded and pace of play was good. A true native gem in the metroplex area. Hit em straight and you can score, but left to right won’t be forgiven. Will 100% play again for the price.

All around great course, challenging from the tips!

I had a great round. The course conditions are really coming around. Big Thanks to the pro shop attendant who scheduled me in before a really slow 3 some went off. Greens are a little slow, but if they were fast the difficulty of the course wouldn’t be as fun.

It's been a rough spring in the metroplex as far as course conditions go. Tierra Verde is in very good shape relative to the rest of the metro. Fairways and rough in good shape. Grass on the greens, well recovered from being aerated.

This is technically my home course. I travel all over the US and play. But when I am home I tend to play Here more often than not. The course is in the worst shape I have seen it in years. Fairways are spotty and the greens are bad and I mean real bad. Not a good deal for what you pay. Lake Arlington is in way better shape. My new home course will be Texas Rangers Golf Club. Played there for the first time. Hopefully the staff can get Verde back to what it once was. Very sad

Course wad a little wet. Greens were not in great shape but overall the course layout and the pace of play was good it wasn't crowded.

Have played here twice in the last month and it is a hidden gem if you live in Dallas. Enjoyable, great layout. Only 1 or 2 "weird" holes and even these are playable once you have played the course previously. Lots of room, no houses bordering course. Food very good and staff friendly. Great value and honestly as much fun to play as the Tribute, Texas Star, or Cowboys.

First, I did not receive a nice greeting in the pro shop by the person working. He was rude and acted as if i was a not worthy to play here because i booked a hot deal. The course was not busy whatsoever and told me i could not go off alone and to pair up with a threesome. when i asked about getting my own cart, i was told i had to purchase it for $17.50 because my deal only included half a cart, and since it was so cheap why should i get my own cart on top of it. I would understand if the course was slammed and it was needing carts, but the course had hardly any other golfers on it. Everything this guy said was ridiculous and was truly poor customer service. Second, the course was not in great shape for nearly being April. everything was dry and dead with most of the greens having damaged areas on them (see attached picture). will not be playing here again for some time, really left a sour taste in my mouth.

A buddy of mine flew in from the Northeast to play 4 days’ (fri (18), sat (36), sun (36), mon (18)) worth of golf. We played Cowboys (x2), Texas Star, Coyote Ridge (x2), and Tierra Verde. I will compare them with a few different reviews, but to short and sweet, they are all ridiculous courses and even in March had great conditions, you can’t go wrong with any.

Tierra Verde was our Sunday Morning round (round #4). Nestled in between the south boundaries of Dallas and Fort Worth, you would never know there are a few Million people around you. Each hole is separated, and each hole was unique. The conditions were great and in April ill be back again to see if they are impeccable like I think they will be with some sun and attention.

We had a 3-hour 10-minute round as we played through the 4-some in front of us at hole #2 and never saw anyone again, albeit we had an 8:20-tee time. Very few flat spots in the fairway so if you don’t like being above or below the ball then you might now like this course. I love undulations and this place was special with them.

Bunkers were fine and sandy. The rough wasn’t overgrown but they could make this course near impossible if they let the natural stuff grow out. not too much water except for a few holes and a super fun par 3 peninsula.

The staff was overly friendly and accommodating and we appreciate the hospitality. The club house nice and had everything you needed. The practice area was sufficient.

There were some little winter sprigs poking through some of the greens which is the one and only criticism, but with some dry warm weather they will be gone in a jiffy. Although the greens still rolled excellent and were challenging and curvy.

We have a 4-some yearly golf trip we moved from myrtle to Dallas (which is a far better experience in all respects except for no ocean) and this will become one of our must plays on the list. Believe the hype from all the reviews you read, this track is excellent.