Two 18-hole championship courses, Hacker's Grill, and two picnic pavilions. Each golf course is par 72 and measures 6,600 yards. Courses feature hybrid Bermuda grass greens with rolling and heavily wooded fairways. Open to the public, it also offers special tournament packages for groups 16 to 600.

Chester W. Ditto Golf Course, located in north Arlington, is one of the most sought after courses in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. This challenging, 18-hole, par 72 golf course, offers plush tiff fairways narrowed by trees and accented with white sand bunkers and ponds. A driving range, a practice putting green and a chipping area are offered to complete one's golfing experience. The clubhouse offers snack bar concessions and a full line pro shop with today's most popular equipment and apparel. C.W. Ditto also offers tournaments and private and group lessons taught by PGA Professionals and Apprentices.

This 160-acre championship golf course is an 18-hole, par 71 course. It features tiff 419 grass fairways and bent grass greens. Located close to Arlington's Entertainment District, it is a private facility owned by American Golf Corporation and open to members and their guests. Clubhouse has men's and women's locker rooms and professionally staffed pro shop.

Formerly known as Carswell Golf Club, this 18-hole track was renovated in 2000 and reopened in 2002 as Hawks Creek Golf Club. This course’s front nine has narrow, tree-lined fairways, and its back nine is wide open and windy. The greens are large and fast, and the terrain is hilly. Water comes into play on a few holes, and many sand bunkers strategically placed throughout the course. The club also features a historic Scottish castle-style clubhouse. Fees: Weekday $40, Weekends $50.

Lake Arlington Golf Course is a traditional 18 hole, par 71 facility that sits on 185 acres. The course offers challenging golf along with a practice putting green and chipping area. The clubhouse houses a full line pro shop, club repair and snack bar concessions. Private and short game lessons taught by PGA Professionals and Apprentices are also available. Lake Arlington Golf Course blends open and tree-lined fairways, long challenging par 3's and scenic greens to appeal to every level of player.

Located one mile east of downtown Arlington in Meadowbrook Park, Meadowbrook Golf Course, built in 1935, is the oldest course in Arlington. The 9-Hole executive layout, par 32 consists of six par fours 250 to 300 yards in length and three par threes approximately 150 yards in length. Its small green and narrow fairways are designed to challenge every level of player. The clubhouse offers a full line pro shop and concessions. Meadowbrook is an excellent choice for the golfer learning the game or wanting to sharpen short game skills.

This is an 18-hole, par 72 course with bent grass greens and Bermuda fairways. Located minutes north of Arlington's Entertainment District, this metroplex area golf course facility includes a pro shop, snack bar, practice areas, 250-seat pavilion and more. It is open to the public and offers special tournament packages for groups.

Seeking to establish a premiere golfing experience with a design sensitive to the environment, the Tierra Verde Golf Club management closely partnered with Graham & Panks International and Audubon International to design a spectacular championship facility. In the gentle rolling hills of southwest Arlington lie 18 holes of fabulous golf. Each hole of this magnificent layout has five tee locations ready to accommodate any level of player. With over 7,000 yards of golfing terrain, players will have an opportunity to use all the clubs in their bag to negotiate the strategically placed bunkers and hazards. Tierra Verde's environmental design capitalizes on the natural beauty of this largely untouched land, blending native vegetation and rolling design with the beauty of a modern championship golf course. Through its commitment to environmental preservation, Tierra Verde Golf Club has achieved Audubon Signature status, awarded only to new developments designed and constructed using Audubon International's Principles of Sustainable Resource Management. These principles include wildlife conservation and habitat enhancement, water quality management and conservation, energy efficiency, waste reduction and integrated pest management.