Nestled in the heart of Dallas, Northwood Club has been one of the region’s most renowned clubs since opening in 1946. Featuring a championship golf course originally designed by Bill Diddel, Northwood Club became the youngest U.S. Open venue in 1952. Julius Boros, World Golf Hall of Fame member and three-time major champion, held off Ben Hogan in his quest to win three consecutive U.S. Open titles. The course, added to the Texas Registry of Historic Courses by the Texas Golf Hall of Fame in 2015, remains one of the state’s preeminent layouts. Restored in 2017 by architect Tripp Davis, Northwood Club challenges golfers of all abilities. Lush fairways sprawl across 175 acres, winding through a valley of gently rolling hills and towering trees. The majestic landscape features dramatic vistas of White Rock Creek, which cuts deep through canyon-like walls of chalk.  Many of the restored features include bunkers, greens and tees which feature many original Diddel characteristics.  The course is predominately grassed on tees, fairways, and rough with Northbridge Bermudagrass, one of the leading and best grasses for the South Central region. Northwood remains as one of the few clubs in North Texas with bent grass greens, featuring 007 on its lush surfaces.  With an eye to growing the game, Northwood added a four hole short course in the fall of 2017 to its golf amenities.  This “playground” is a superb environment to learn the game, and work on the scoring shots around the green.    

Upon reopening the course, Northwood reinstated its caddy program.  Walking caddies and forecaddie services are available.