Grapevine Municipal Golf Course

Grapevine Municipal Golf Course is a Public, 27 hole golf facility located in Grapevine, Texas.

Originally designed by Byron Nelson and Joe Finger, the Grapevine Golf Course first opened for play in 1979. The course plays to over 6,900 yards for 18 holes from the black tees. With plenty of sand traps, tree-lined fairways, waterways and large multilevel greens, this course can provide entertainment to both the high handicapper and low handicapper alike.

D.A. Weibring's Irving, Texas based design firm, Golf Resources, Inc. designed improvements to the old course and added nine more holes to make a total of 27 holes available at the facility.

The Bluebonnet Nine opened for play in the fall of 1999. This nine offers the golfer a set of holes with spectacular elevation changes, blind shots and fast greens.

The newly renovated front nine of the old course, Mockingbird Nine re-opened for play in the spring of 2002.

The renovation of the back nine of the old course, Pecan Nine was completed and opened for play in June of 2003.

The Grapevine Golf Course facility now has 27 holes with modern tif-eagle greens and naturally scenic roughs and water hazards.

The Grapevine Golf Course is one of the most popular courses in Tarrant County, playing more than 65,000 rounds of golf per year on the average. Green fees range from $30 per round weekdays to $35 on weekends and holidays. With 27 holes, tee times are readily available and on most days, walk ups are easily accommodated.