Private Clubs & Country Clubs in Arlington

Rolling Hills Country Club is a private 18-hole facility in Arlington, Texas, established in 1954 during the city's post-war growth era. The course was designed by Press Maxwell and plays to a par 72 at 6,648 yards, featuring the natural elevation changes and raised greens characteristic of Maxwell's traditional design approach. The club has hosted Texas Golf Association events, including a North Texas PGA Section Championship, cementing its place in the regional golf landscape.

Shady Valley Country Club is a private 18-hole parkland-style course founded in 1959 in Arlington, Texas, designed by noted Texas architect Ralph Plummer. The layout stretches 6,665 yards with a slope rating of 131, featuring tree-lined Bermuda fairways and natural creek water hazards throughout. The club has hosted notable regional competitions including the 1982 NTPGA Section Championship and has been a fixture of Arlington's golf community for over six decades.