Old Brickyard Golf Course
About
Some argue that the tricked-up golf course has no place in today’s game, but they might change their mind after visiting the eclectic Old Brickyard. As the name implies, the course lays out in and around an old brickyard, featuring dramatic elevation changes, blind shots, and some unbelievable, almost impossible holes. This is one you’ll want to play just to say you’ve seen it.
The opening holes are pretty basic as you traverse northward before turning into the meat of the course, where the dramatic elevation changes start wreaking havoc on your club selection. After about the third or fourth hole, every hole seems to have some unique feature.
The Old Brickyard Lake comes into play on holes 9-11, some of the most difficult holes you’ll find anywhere. After you limp homeward suffering near-disasters on the tricky par 3 No. 8, which plays over water and seems to drop about 5 stories, and the demented 9th hole, which features a funky tee shot and challenging approach over water to a difficult green, No. 10 is not a welcome sight. Hole 10 plays from an elevated tee box, with water along the right. Water comes into play on the next two shots as well, since it cuts across the dogleg-right fairway. If you’re struggling, this is a double-digit hole for sure.
There’s no real break after No. 10, either. The 13th requires a precision short iron to a tiered green. More surprises await as you finish the round, so be prepared. The yard is a fun day of golf.
Getting there : Take I-45 south from Dallas to Ferris, then exit 267 and continue down the access road to the entrance on the right.
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Awards & Recognition
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Top 25 Most Improved U.S. Golf Courses(2022 #11)
Golfer Photos
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My Irish connection! Photo submitted by bhaileysr on 09/04/2026
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Photo submitted by codyhenry4 on 05/09/2026
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Photo submitted by daddywinn on 04/19/2025
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Photo submitted by dean1968 on 07/30/2023
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Photo submitted by dean1968 on 07/30/2023
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Photo submitted by eddie5lopez on 02/05/2023
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10th hole Photo submitted by Nxtlvl3048 on 11/08/2021
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Photo submitted by 4xZao7I4Qhet9BzDBRBA on 08/19/2021
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Photo submitted by 4xZao7I4Qhet9BzDBRBA on 08/19/2021
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Photo submitted by 4xZao7I4Qhet9BzDBRBA on 08/19/2021
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Photo submitted by 4xZao7I4Qhet9BzDBRBA on 08/19/2021
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Photo submitted by rosrile on 06/26/2021
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Photo submitted by MJNoel on 06/25/2021
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Photo submitted by MJNoel on 06/25/2021
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Photo submitted by MJNoel on 06/25/2021
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Hole 10 green Photo submitted by u000004202455 on 06/07/2021
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Photo submitted by u314160471708 on 09/29/2020
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Photo submitted by u314160301520 on 06/27/2020
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Another beautiful day in the sun! Photo submitted by Pcdanielczyk on 05/12/2020
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The “Greens” Photo submitted by u8296011 on 04/08/2020
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Sand trap quality Photo submitted by u8296011 on 04/08/2020
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Photo submitted by u8296011 on 04/08/2020
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Very, Very Challenging Hole Photo submitted by fryersroost on 05/08/2013
Golfer Reviews
Good job
I really enjoyed playing at this course. I'm glad the staff makes me feel welcome. they always try to figure out ways to save me money . Golf is it expensive sport and I think if the staff continues to help me save money I will keep coming back
Not a fun course
Too many blind shots, forced carry, uneven fairways. Whole course layout felt lacking natural flow, and hard to get in a flow. Players punished for reasonably good tee shots.
Beautiful scenery and challenging!!!
Great views with challenging layout!
Course is well kept
The Old Brickyard is a bit of a drive for me (east dallas). With that said, as any golfer I expect my moneys worth. I visit several times a year with my friends and have a great time. No regrets!
challenging
The weather was hot, 102,. The course was in good condition.for this time of year with the heat, The greens were in great shape considering the heat .
Windy
I decided to give this course a try as opposed to driving up into the DFW area to play. I teed off a little before 1PM and didn't see anybody on front nine so pace of play was rapid. The course was in very good shape. There were a couple of soggy spots near sprinkler heads but that wasn't a significant issue. There are a number of blind shots. I am not normally a fan of those but with more local knowledge they aren't really a problem. The greens were probably the best I have played in some time. They were receptive and rolled smoothly. The wind was strong the day I played and that definitely impacts play on some holes. One issue. I played the gold tees with a rating 70.6 and slope of 125. When I attempted to post the score on GHIN , it showed a similar rating but a slope of 113. When I contacted TXGA they said the course was overdue for a new rating as it was last rated in 2000. Might be time to get that done. I will play it again.
Fun couse
After a heavy rain in the morning we were pleasantly surprised at how well the course drained.
We have played this course several times over the last few years and I have never seen it in better shape.
Great place to play golf!
Wow! I had a great experience playing The Old Brickyard. The course would be enjoyable for players of all levels in my opinion. The course is in great condition, with some of the best greens I've ever played on. If you enjoy playing in less than 4 hours then this course is definitely a good choice. The green fee was at a very good price for such a nice quality course, and the staff was very friendly. I really am looking forward to getting back and playing out there again, as it remains my favorite course to play in the DFW area. I highly recommend this course to anyone looking to have an enjoyable day of golf!
Best Public Greens Around
Played the Old Brickyard today with a friend and man is it in great shape. The greens are the best that I have played this year and would put them up against any private courses in the metro-plex for quality. Played in an easy 3 1/2 hours (I know it was a Monday, but still nice). This remains one of my favorite courses to play in Southern Dallas, the staff was friendly, $25 green fee with cart in my opinion is cheap for the quality of course you are getting to play. ( Not gonna get a price like that in North Dallas) My partner said holes 8 thru 12 are some of the most difficult holes in a row he has played in a long time.
Left after 9 holes
My review might be somewhat biased.
I am a competitive golfer and always strive to shoot under par. This is a very easy course to achieve that result. I am 30 years old who routinely drives the ball 300-320 and hits fairly straight. The course plays into my game very well. The elevations are quite interesting and add a fun element to the game. Greens are the best part of this course. They're in Excellent condition.
As I was 2 under going into the first par 5 of the day, I missed my approach shot left of the green on (5)I believe ( roughly 45 ft from the hole) As I walk towards my ball, a guy on the mower comes out of nowhere and chops my ball in half (lol) He didn't know, but still it was quite a shock. all day long I ran into mowers on the front nine. 4 out of the 9 holes I played. Ok, I can deal with that. Here's my problem. The pace of play. It's great if you are 60 and hanging out with your retired buddies and want to play this course. the pace of play is around 15- 20 minutes with no marshal around. I ended my day after 9 holes at Even Par and called it quits.
good
Course was very interesting. Love the change of elevations. Had a 7:34 tee time. Arrived at 6:30 to hit some practice balls. No one there until 10 minutes before 7. Took pro shop attendant almost 30 minutes to get us checked in. Poor service.
blind shots off the tee on many holes
cart path issues and some landscape failures based on erosion from heavy rains need to be addressed but the greens and fairways were very good.
Grumpy 'staff
Difficult course, recent rains have created course maintenance issues. The check In staff needs additional 'welcoming' training...grumpy old man at the counter, sets a negative tone to a potentially great golf experience.
Lots of fun all through the course
I'm by no means a golfer, my handicap hasn't been established yet so I'm at the upper end of the scale for sure. It has been over 5 yrs since I've played the course but it is one of my favorite courses because of the layout and I would think for anyone other than true professionals you would enjoy this course. The person that played with me hadn't played it before but always wanted to he told me and after our match he loved it as well. I'm 61 and he's 58 and we played from the blue and I finished with a 110 and he a 114 but had a blast. Of course God's beautiful day didn't hurt things at all. After we finished I talked to one of the players that were in front of us with scores ranging from 73 to 88 but they play ever week and I think all four are members which let me know how much they enjoy the course. It sounds like we are going to be regulars and thanks GolfNow for what you do.
Fun, short, quirky course
This course has a lot of fun holes, especially the 5 around the old brickyard quarry.
#6 is a fun par 3 that drops 125 feet from tee to green.....as there is a lot of elevation changes at this course, which is a fun feature compared to other courses in the DFW area.
The fairways did have a lot of rough spots....but it is winter technically. The greens were smooth and faster than I thoght they'd be!
Cold morning so no one was really out there....I finished 36 holes in less than 6 hours! My kind of golf when I'm by myself!
Old Brickyard
You do not feel like your are in the DFW area on this course. Elevation changes, blind tee shots and tight fairways make this short course somewhat challenging. Sand traps could use a bit of love. I will play here again. Greens are in great shape.
Good Value Fir Your Money
This course is pretty well maintained, and has several different challenges. I enjoyed it, and I will back.