We had a golf girls meet up here few weeks ago. They have a lot of bays here and a putting green in…read morethe middle. They use foresight simulator. I'm an amateur so it served my needs.

Level Up Golf is pretty expensive in my opinion. It's $30 for an hour using a simulator. You can…read moreplay a round at some of the most prestigious courses (we only made it a few rounds after some practice shots). Staff were okay. They were busy with other people and possibly giving lessons so we didn't have much interaction with them. It was packed for a weekend nearing the end of the night. Make sure to check their website and book a bay/reservation.

Great course...greens were lightening fast! The course seemed to be in really great shape.read more

Nice course and club house, friendly staff. Excellent pro shop and good food and bar…read more Sam Moon bought the Club in 2005, made a lot of upgrades etc. Was one of the nicest public DFW courses. 20 years later it's showing its age, fairways in poor condition, cart paths and bridges falling apart. Some repairs underway but needs a lot of work to get back to a top 10 public course. $120 per round a bit high, but all North Texas public courses are expensive on weekends. We will be back in a few months to see how the maintenance and repairs have improved the course.

The Tribute is a top touch golf outing experience. They maintain the courses to high standards…read more The staff is friendly, attentive and makes sure you have a great experience. I highly recommend playing here!

I was kind of disappointed by old American golf course for what you pay. The course is in playable…read morecondition but not great. The cart paths are dirt and since it was cart path only, if you got a couple feet off, the cart shut down. A real pain in the butt. Also no military discount at a course that calls themselves American! Overall not worth the cost

I haven't even stepped foot in yet, and I'm already so impressed! I spoke with the owner over the…read morephone and could immediately tell how passionate and knowledgeable they are about golf and providing a great experience for members. They took the time to answer all my questions, explain how everything works, and make me feel completely comfortable signing up for a membership. The level of professionalism and friendliness stood out right away, you can tell they really care about building a welcoming golf community, not just running a business. I can't wait to start using the simulators and see everything in person, but based on my first interaction alone, I already know I made the right choice!

What a wonderful place, Easy to use clean and a lot of fun when not wanting to be in the heat or…read morecold.

JJ golf is a great to practice and also to take lessons. Their attention to details allows you to…read moreanalyze your swing and accuracy. Practice area is also very well maintained and clean.

Congratulations to K.H. Lee for winning the 2021 AT&T Byron Nelson at the tournament's new site…read morethis year at TPC Craig Ranch in the northeast Dallas suburb of McKinney. Lee became the second Korean in a row to win this event. Sung Kang won in 2019. The tournament wasn't held in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Lee and Kang joined Sang-moon Bae, who won in 2013, as three Koreans to win the AT&T Byron Nelson in the last eight times the tournament was staged. Over that stretch, Australian Steven Bowditch and Spaniard Sergio Garcia won in 2015 and 2016, respectively, with Americans Brendon Todd (2014), Billy Horschel (2017), and Aaron Wise (2018) covering the other years. Speaking of the @originalwiseguy (that's Wise's handle on Instagram), one of the more infamous incidents that happened to an AT&T Byron Nelson champion was when Wise went in for a kiss with his girlfriend on live TV and got rejected: https://twitter.com/BJCunningham22/status/998376522938568704. It's all good though, at least, as far as we know: https://golf.com/news/aaron-wise-explains-funny-moment-during-viral-18th-hole-embrace-with-girlfriend/. I ended up meeting Wise when he qualified for the Tour Championship in Atlanta that same year (2018). This used to be the old Dallas Open. The first tournament was held in 1944 and won by Byron Nelson. Beginning in 1968, the tournament began using Texas-native's name in its title. This is one of four official Tour events officially associated with a golf legend. The other three are the Arnold Palmer Invitational, the Memorial Tournament (Jack Nicklaus), and the Genesis Invitational (Tiger Woods). The API, Memorial, and Genesis Invitational are slightly higher in status than the AT&T Byron Nelson. For example, those three tournaments are invitationals with slightly smaller and more selective fields. The Byron Nelson is a "regular" Tour event with standard qualifying. Also, as of 2021, those three tournaments award 550 FedEx Cup points to the winner. The Byron Nelson awards the standard 500 points. Finally, the API and Memorial award three-year Tour exemptions as opposed to the standard two years that this tournament awards. All that said, outside of the majors, The Players Championship, WGC (World Golf Championships) events, FedEx Cup playoff events, the aforementioned invitationals, and the CJ Cup (okay, that *is* 14 tournaments; the Tour schedule is just packed), as of 2021, the AT&T Bryon Nelson is tied with the Wells Fargo Championship with the highest purse at $8.1 million. It's good money, especially for the caliber of field that has typically competed in this event, certainly in recent years. The fields at the AT&T Byron Nelson typically don't include a lot of the biggest names, mainly because this event immediately precedes the PGA Championship. Previously, it was the event that immediately followed The Players. The AT&T Byron Nelson supports the Momentous Institute. Since aligning itself with Byron Nelson in 1968, the tournament has raised $167 million for the institute which "exists to build and repair social emotional health with children, families, and communities." Of all the tournaments on Tour, I believe the Byron Nelson has raised more funds for charitable causes than any other tournament. For more info on this great cause, visit http://www.attbyronnelson.org/our-cause/.

The weather has been great and compared to the disaster this tournament has been in recent years…read more(Trinity) this years event has a much more positive vibe. Super good to see this many fans back out on the course!

It's a great concept but don't believe the reviews. The coarse was in very bad shape especially the…read morefairways. It was the worst coarse I've ever seen. I attached a picture below. The greens were better. It's only a 9 hole coarse that you play twice for a full round experience. They had 4 extremely drunk guys playing who were running the cart into trees and tearing the tee box areas. Staff didn't seem to care.

Great gentleman who service this club house, I left behind a club, and needed it to be shipped…read more Both Patrick martin, and Zach valentine helped with getting that done for me with no hesitation or frustration off of my personal doings. They were happy to help, appreciate them very much. Played there while visiting for a wedding, tough course with hills, but a fun one! Recommend getting a quick round if in the area!!!

The best golf simulator I've ever used. The service was fantastic and surprisingly had great food…read more 5 stars

Amazing time at sunny golf!. We were lucky to be able to reserve the VIP room with 2 bays for our…read moreparty of 7 for 2 hours, the room was booked for a party after us!!.. the hostess was friendly, and helpful.. we had some beers and mocktails.. next time will stay for food too. Perfect for get togethers, serious and beginning golfers, temperature controlled environment to spent the day.. great way to spent some free time!!