Tierra Verde Golf Course

Love this course, even though I am a below average golfer. Nice putting area and chipping area. The driving range is large, and the course even has a 3 hole practice range.
Best time to come is late afternoon during the week. Green Fees drop a bit in price, and easy to play with another foursome/​
It’s one of the nicer scenic courses around, and for a public course, it’s nicer than some country club courses that I have played at. Tough back 9 for this lefty.

Very nice course and in fantastic condition. The food service could use some help. One of the folks playing with us ordered a hotdog at the turn at about noon and they had to drive it out to hole 12. It literally took me 5 minutes to get my bottle of Gatorade and change, there was no one in front of me. Nonetheless the facilities were fantastic. Would go back.

Rude and self-​important.
To be fair, I am reviewing the staff more than the course itself. I’ve played all the courses of
hundreds of times, and enjoy the layouts of Tierra Verde, Lake Arlington and Chester W. Ditto, as well as the occasional walk around Meadowbrook Park. That said, the staff at Tierra Verde seem to be delusional. They seem to want you to believe you are playing at a high-​end, private course. The price of a round and their frequent evening wine-​tasting type events are proof enough. Here’s the thing, though; a true high-​end establishment treats their customers (especially the loyal ones) with respect, APPRECIATING that they have many other options. I’ve been a member of their frequent player club since it’s inception. I will not renew it again.
On a beautiful day, I tried to use my «complementary round» issued with my frequent players club renewal. Being Saturday, I knew I would have to wait until after one PM to use it at TV. (Another implication of their deluded self-​importance.) Being that there was no answer in the clubhouse when I attempted to make a tee time, I drove to the course. As I passed #1 tee, it was empty. I thought I was in business. «I’m a single, the first tee is empty… surely they can put me with a group.’ RIGHT?
In the clubhouse, I wait to speak with the pro behind the counter as the marshall rants to him about groups stacked up around the course. Finally I get to ask if he can squeeze me in somewhere. He sighs, looks at his board and gives me a possible time 55 minutes from then. Okay… I know it’s a pretty day in Spring. I know I don’t have a tee time. I GET IT. But there is still no-​one on the tee. Groups are putting, chipping, on the range… all over, but not on the tee. I decide not to wait the better part of an hour, and said in passing, «it was a pretty day, and I thought I’d at least try.» His reply was, «like you’re the only one thinking that today.» Seriously?!
I’ll put up with a lot for a «free» round, but not condescension and disrespect. I WILL redeem my PAID FOR round, but not at Tierra Verde. And if a playing partner REALLY WANTS to play there someday, I’ll go back. Hopefully they’ll figure out what size britches they really have, and quit running off repeat business. It’s not like me to hold a grudge… oh, wait… YES, IT IS.

Good track. Bermuda greens too shaggy. Saw a water moccasin and roadrunners

The greens and the fairway condition at Tierra Verde were excellent even in the middle of the Texas drought season when the temperature was 105+ without rain for many weeks. The greens were in near perfect condition and the fairway ground was pretty soft as if it had rained just a few days ago.
The layout is interesting and some of the holes are visually impressive as well. My favorite is the 10^th hole; bunkers are everywhere and I always put my ball in the bunker, but the hole looks just like one from a picture book. The road is not visible from any hole and for the most part, you cannot even hear the cars.
Overall, Tierra Verde is a very good value course. The course condition is excellent with five tee boxes that can accommodate golfers with any skill level. The course is comparable to good courses in DFW area, but way less expensive.

Love this course! This must be one of the most nature-​intensive courses in the DFW area. I know it holds the «Audubon Signature» status for being eco-​friendly. Every hole is surrounded by nature. it’s very hard to see other holes or other golfers from any hole. It’s not the toughest course. but is challenging enough. and utilizes the rolling hills and native vegetation quite well. I would play this course every time if it was closer to Dallas. as it is about 40 minutes from Downtown. The staff was very cool. and I just really can’t say anything remotely bad about this place. just trying to figure out when I can go again. The course was manicured extremely well. I guess if anything I wish there was GPS on the carts. or at least better hole maps and yardage sticks. This one beats Texas Star in my book and is my favorite in Dallas for less than $ 80.

Tierra Verde is a quality golf course that features a nice variety of holes and a good practice facility. We played a scramble there a couple of years ago (we won with a solid 54) and I really enjoyed the golf course. We played there again about a year ago and from the scramble I remembered the course to be a little more enjoyable. The course would get a 4 if it had that «special something’ to set it apart from all the other courses in the DFW area. I recommend playing this course at least once, you might really like it.