The par 71 Rusty Rail Golf Club was designed and built by John Reeves and opened in 1983. It was quickly recognized as one of the top 25 golf courses in Texas by the Dallas Morning News. Although the course has only 9 greens, there are four distinct tee boxes per hole which allows all players to enjoy a full 18 hole experience. For instance, a par 4 on the front changes to a par 5 on the back. A straight-away hole on the front becomes a fierce dogleg on the back. A simple, short part 3 on the front changes into a 227 yard par 3 over a rise that hides most of the green and only reveals the flagstick. The "Rail" has both left and right doglegs with hidden greens that will test your imagination and ball flight. Are you going to fade or draw the ball towards the green, go over the hazard straight at the green, or hit it safely, straight down the middle? Eleven of the 18 holes also involve water or a creek to either hit over or lay up to.
