Golf Courses

Hart worked with architects, designers, builders and contractors from inception to completion to create the award-winning Texas Star Golf Course and Conference Center in Euless. Then repeated the success in Grand Prairie with the top-ranked Tangle Ridge Golf Course. During Hart’s tenure in Grand Prairie, he oversaw renovations, improvements and upgrades to both city golf courses, Tangle Ridge and Prairie Lakes, generating revenue, foot traffic and visibility.

Prairie Lakes Golf Course in Grand Prairie offers 27 holes recently  renovated, including Texas’ largest practice area featuring 8 target  greens with a fairway. Mature mesquite trees guard hybrid Bermuda  fairways as they weave around water  features and along Mountain Creek Lake shore and up to Bermuda greens.  Wide, open landing areas speed and ease play, while water hazards, trees  and doglegs offer challenges and test skills.  Located on Mountain  Creek Lake in Grand Prairie, the course offers  picturesque views and fantastic conditions in the center of the  Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.  

Texas Star Golf Course is a 275-acre course that  spans nearly 7,000 yards and is a par 71, which guarantees to challenge  golfers of every level. Conveniently located in Euless, only ten minutes  from D/FW Airport, Texas Star offers a golf  shop with quality merchandise to suit any need, high quality  performance rental clubs, professional private instruction and group  clinics with PGA certified golf instructors and one of the most  beautiful and challenging golf courses in D/FW.  This strategic  course has multiple teeing areas for all skill levels and changing pin  placements, the preferred way to play the hole may change on a daily  basis. The course is designed to maximize the use of every club in a  player's bag. A well-rounded short game will come  in handy as a number of different types of pitches and chips will be  required. The course features large greens with Mini Verde Dwarf  Bermuda, while the fairways are 419 Bermuda. All of our grass is kept  green using Reclaimed Water from the Village Creek Treatment  Plant in Fort Worth, which means irrigation can continue even in times  of drought.

In designing the course, course architect Keith  Foster strived to find the right balance between nature and golf. Foster  said that he drew much inspiration from the land's natural terrain and  features. Hurricane Creek, which slashes through  the heavily wooded site, plays an integral part of holes 9, 11 and 18,  while also making a presence on 2, 8 and 10. Texas Star will give you a  Hill Country feel all the while you are still centrally located in D/FW.  Several holes have vistas with 40 to 50  feet rises and drops in elevation. Whenever possible, Foster left  nature alone, allowing the terrain's natural beauty to speak for itself.  But know that if you stray too far off of the generous fairways, you  may find yourself in knee-deep native grasses. Take  all of these elements at Texas Star, and the result is a uniquely  challenging test of strategic golf on a natural course.