Colonial Country Club

Colonial Country Club is a private club on the southwest side of downtown Fort Worth, home of an 18-hole golf course with a long history of hosting PGA tour and USGA national championships. In addition to that famous golf course, the club offers swimming, tennis, pickleball and a fitness center.  You can find hotels near Colonial Country Club at TheRealPlaces.com.

Accolades

• Selected as "Featured Course" at TheGolfNexus on May 27, 2024
• 2024: Site of the PGA Tour's Charles Schwab Challenge (Champion: Davis Riley)
• 1962: Site of the Colonial National Invitational (Champion: Arnold Palmer)
• 1946: Site of the first Colonial National Invitational (Champion: Ben Hogan)
• 1941: Hosted the US Open (Champion: Craig Wood)

Notes

• Club was established in 1936
• Course renovation by Gil Hanse opened in 2024
• Original course design by John Bredemus and Perry Maxwell
• Course Web Site

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