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Glen Garden Golf & Country Club
2916 Glen Garden Dr SFort Worth, TX 76119
Phone: (817)535-7582Fax: (817)535-6925
This course is where Byron Nelson, Ben Hogan and Sandra Palmer learned the game. The course provides the average golfer with plenty of opportunities to make birdies. The fairways are wide open, so don't be scared to cut loose with your driver from off the tees, and the greens are well manicured and putt true. This course is open to outside play from the beginning of April through late September, on Mondays only.
| Holes: 18 | Greens: Bermuda Grass | Fairways: Bermuda Grass |
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| Greens Fees: | $20-$49 |
| Course Type: | semi-private |
| Dress Code: | Collared shirt, no cutoffs, denim OK |
| Season: | Open all year |
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Course reviews for Glen Garden Golf & Country Club
Average Golfer Review (4.5 Stars):
Number of Reviews: 2
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| 0 of 0 people found the following review helpful: |
 developer Otto Charles Trost, Apr 07, 2004 |
| reviewer: Linda Trost
from Fort Worth Texas |
| Otto Charles Trost, father of George Otto Trost, was the developer of Glen Garden Golf Course and Country Club as well as a major developer of the Polytecnic area. Thank you, Linda Trost |
| 6 of 7 people found the following review helpful: |
 History, Jan 29, 2004 |
| reviewer: Rob
from Fort Worth, Texas |
| Glen Garden is a great place for Golfers of all ages. Playing on the course, it is easy to see how it produced such greats as Hogan and Nelson. They have the classic postage stamp greens. You must be accurate with your approach shot or you will miss the green. It is a great course for beginners as there are relatively few holes where a bad shot will lose your ball. The pace of play is very relaxed and the course staff are over the top friendly. The only down side to Glen Garden is that when it was built it was out in the country (1912?). In the 1950's Fort Worth grew and houses went up all around the course. Unfortunately these houses we small wooden houses and over the years it has become the bad side of town. There have been huge efforts by the local population over the last ten years to clean things up but it will take time. I highly recommend a visit to Glen Garden for any golfer. If you have an interest in history you will find it fantastic to consider you are walking on holy grounds. |