Tangle Ridge Golf Club

One of my favorite spots to golf in Dallas. Course is nice and challenging. I wish they had more cart service while on the course. Its never too busy, but you can have some waits at holes. But the course is kept in good condition.

We golfed on a day that was extremely hot and the greens had been recently sanded so that was a real bummer. It was a discounted rate but they def should have discounted more. It was the first time playing this course and I can tell I will def like playing there. A lot of challenges with all the sand traps

Pretty solid golf course. This course is a little bit of a drive from Dallas, but is definitely worth the effort. The layout will present a challenge to all skill levels and is appealing to the eye. The par 5's are reachable, and there are a few short par 4's that make it fun to play (go fro the green, or play smart). Make sure you practice some bunker shots, because this course has a lot of sand. Since it's so close to the lake, I would have expected a little more water, but it's still nice. The snack bar is friendly and the staff is helpful. Overall, a nice course that isn't super crowded, and is good for a change of scenery.

The course is fine and I've played it for years. The problem is you can't depend on having a working driving range when you arrive. I need to hit balls and warm up before playing so this is important to me. The past few months my golf partner and I have scheduled games there about 5 times. The driving range has been closed every time. Even if you call and ask, they will tell you it will be open, but it never is. Today it was closed to mow. Our tee time was after 11:00 am. You'd think they could get it mowed earlier in the morning. Another time the excuse is it's too wet, or they couldn't pick up balls. Bottom line is it's rarely open and the staff couldn't care less. In case you're wondering, no you don't get a discount for not having a driving range.

I like the course. It's pretty challenging. No one on it. When I went on. Pretty easy to get to from where I live. 67 makes it really convenient access. I found about this course because my Favorite YouTube instructor. Shawn Clements was there last October. It was GREATI would not have gone because when I called some jack wagon said there was nothing going on and the course was closed! SHAWN FRIGGiN CLEMENTS was there!!!!!!I emailed Mr Clements to tell him I wasn't going to make it. He protested and said he didn't know what I was talking about. He'd been there all weekend. Mr. Clements had already started. No problem. I just wanted to be there. His tour sure beat my going to Richmond Hill Golf Learning Center in Ontario Canada. Look forward to going there again.

Love this course, play it a lot. Has a great layout and usually in great shape. But the bad thing about this course is always the pace of play. Today it took us almost 6 hours to play a full round. And we passed by their "Players Assistant" and we mentioned the pace of play and he said "yep, gonna be a slow round today" isn't it his job to help control the pace of play. They did mention something about a scramble tournament but still they should've done better about controlling the pace.

Overall - I gave 3 stars b/c of the poor driving range. It is absolutely the worst range I have ever hit on. While the grass may be good at times, because it is in a valley, it becomes useless when trying to estimate ball travel, roll, etc. I believe the course designers could have spent a little extra time to provide a decent range. Some of the least desirable courses around the metroplex even have decent ranges.Course - Tangle Ridge and Tierra Verde are by far the best courses in the DFW area south of I20. For Tangle Ridge, I love the elevation and rolling hills on several of the holes, particularly on the front nine. It is always a good challenge. Of course, like many public courses, they have at least one hole that shouldn't be: #6 at 313 yards. Visually, it is a very attractive hole. But, many times I play it up as a par 3. Hitting a lay up hybrid then a gap wedge to the green is not very challenging, but attempting to reach the green with a driver is definitely fun.#11 almost falls into the same category at 338 yards, but at least it is a dog leg right7, 9, 14 and 15 (top handicap holes) are all challenging especially if the wind is up.

Best part was the cartgirl. She came around four times and was very attentive and upbeat

I'm going to rate it a low star due to the fact of the lady at the "concession stand"The golf course is beautiful but the lady in the clubhouse was pitiful! She was so rude! She said her name was Kim, but she was upset Bc she wanted a bigger tip for her poor attitude! I'll tip for a great interaction and good service not for giving attitude and ugly looks towards me and my loyal paying friends! Hope this is resolved soon!

Great golf course with scenic views. Very well kept. The maintenance staff and the restaurant staff are all really friendly but...The Pro Shop staff is not friendly at all. One tiny little misunderstanding about course "rules" become a heated altercation because the pro shop guy was combative. Rather than treating us like customers who chose to play at TR, he assumed the role of dictator and began commanding us around as if we were rebellious teenagers (we're in our 30's and 40's). I'll still play there because it's a great course at a great price. But, I'm hoping feedback like this will help the TR team better care for their customers.