Aledo, Texas Golf Courses
Below is our comprehensive list of golf courses in the Aledo, Texas area. We list them by proximity to Aledo, including courses in neighboring cities. Award-winning golf courses are noted. Click on the course name to view more information on the course, including reviews and tournaments. For more golf courses in this region of Texas, choose a city from the list to the right. For places to stay, check out Aledo, TX resorts & hotels.
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Aledo, TX Golf Courses
Split Rail Links and Golf Club, Split Rail Course
18 holes over 7,353 yards with a par of 72 (Public)
2151 Old Annetta Rd
Aledo, TX 76008-3938
(817) 441-4653
1 mile from the center of Aledo.
Lost Creek Golf Club, Lost Creek Course
18 holes over 6,388 yards with a par of 72 (Public)
4101 Lost Creek Blvd
Aledo, TX 76008-3665
(817) 244-3312
6 miles from the center of Aledo.
Crown Valley Country Club, Crown Valley Course
18 holes over 7,113 yards with a par of 72 (Public)
1204 Mikus Rd
Weatherford, TX 76087-8146
(817) 596-7512
4 miles from the center of Aledo.
Squaw Creek Golf Club, Squaw Creek Course
18 holes over 6,749 yards with a par of 71 (Public)
1605 Ranch House Rd
Weatherford, TX 76087-7691
(817) 441-8185
5 miles from the center of Aledo.
Whitestone Golf Club, Whitestone Course
18 holes over 7,117 yards with a par of 72 (Public)
10650 Benbrook Blvd
Benbrook, TX 76126-4702
(817) 249-9996
8 miles from the center of Aledo.
Benbrook Lighted 3 Par, Benbrook Lighted Course
9 holes over 929 yards with a par of 27 (Public)
Winscott and Highway 377 South
Benbrook, TX 76126
(817) 249-0770
9 miles from the center of Aledo.
Live Oak Country Club, Live Oak Course
9 holes over 3,051 yards with a par of 35 (Public)
1734 Bethel Rd
Weatherford, TX 76086-5570
This location is closed for business.
10 miles from the center of Aledo.
Pecan Valley Municipal Golf Course, Hills Course
18 holes over 6,577 yards with a par of 72 (Municipal)
6400 Pecan Valley Dr
Fort Worth, TX 76132-4582
(817) 249-1845
11 miles from the center of Aledo.
Pecan Valley Municipal Golf Course, River Course
18 holes over 6,562 yards with a par of 71 (Municipal)
6400 Pecan Valley Dr
Fort Worth, TX 76132-4582
(817) 249-1845
11 miles from the center of Aledo.
Z Boaz Golf Course, Z Boaz Course
18 holes over 6,033 yards with a par of 70 (Municipal)
3200 Lackland Rd
Fort Worth, TX 76116-5307
(817) 738-6287
12 miles from the center of Aledo.
Mira Vista Golf Club, Mira Vista Course
18 holes over 6,844 yards with a par of 71 (Private Equity)
6600 Mira Vista Blvd
Fort Worth, TX 76132-4402
(817) 294-6600
12 miles from the center of Aledo.
Ridglea Country Club, South Course
18 holes over 7,125 yards with a par of 72 (Private Equity)
3700 Bernie Anderson Ave
Fort Worth, TX 76116-7301
(817) 732-8111
12 miles from the center of Aledo.
Ridglea Country Club, North Course
18 holes over 6,467 yards with a par of 71 (Private Equity)
3700 Bernie Anderson Ave
Fort Worth, TX 76116-7301
(817) 732-8111
12 miles from the center of Aledo.
Hawks Creek Golf Club, Hawks Creek Course
18 holes over 6,847 yards with a par of 72 (Public)
6520 White Settlement Rd
Fort Worth, TX 76114-3520
(817) 738-8402
12 miles from the center of Aledo.
Shady Oaks Country Club, Par-3 Course
9 holes over 6,916 yards with a par of 71 (Private Equity)
320 Roaring Springs Rd
Fort Worth, TX 76114-4199
(817) 732-1271
13 miles from the center of Aledo.
Shady Oaks Country Club, Shady Oaks Course
18 holes over 6,916 yards with a par of 71 (Private Equity)
320 Roaring Springs Rd
Fort Worth, TX 76114-4199
(817) 732-1271
13 miles from the center of Aledo.
Cross Timbers Golf Course, Cross Timbers Course
18 holes over 6,734 yards with a par of 72 (Municipal)
1181 S Stewart St
Azle, TX 76020-3045
(817) 444-4940
13 miles from the center of Aledo.
River Crest Country Club, River Crest Course
18 holes over 6,368 yards with a par of 70 (Private Equity)
1501 Western Ave
Fort Worth, TX 76107-1599
(817) 738-9221
15 miles from the center of Aledo.
Colonial Country Club, Colonial Course
Awards 18 holes over 7,010 yards with a par of 70 (Private Equity)
3735 Country Club Cir
Fort Worth, TX 76109-1099
(817) 927-4221
15 miles from the center of Aledo.
Rockwood Municipal Golf Club, Trinity Course
9 holes (Municipal)
1851 Jacksboro Hwy
Fort Worth, TX 76114-2332
This location is closed for business.
16 miles from the center of Aledo.
Rockwood Municipal Golf Club, Rock Course
18 holes (Municipal)
1851 Jacksboro Hwy
Fort Worth, TX 76114-2332
(817) 624-1771
16 miles from the center of Aledo.
Canyon West Golf Club, Canyon West Course
18 holes over 6,653 yards with a par of 72 (Public)
160 Club House Dr
Weatherford, TX 76087-4000
(817) 596-4653
16 miles from the center of Aledo.
Eagle Mountain Country Club, Eagle Mountain Course
18 holes over 6,518 yards with a par of 72 (Private)
7200 Golf Club Dr
Fort Worth, TX 76179-3150
This location is closed for business.
17 miles from the center of Aledo.
Horseshoe Bend Country Club, Horseshoe Bend Course
9 holes over 3,219 yards with a par of 36 (Public)
305 Lipan Trl
Weatherford, TX 76087-9640
(817) 594-6454
17 miles from the center of Aledo.
Hidden Oaks, Hidden Oaks Course
18 holes over 6,880 yards with a par of 72 (Public)
2701 Hideaway Bay Ct
Granbury, TX 76049-5534
(817) 279-1078
18 miles from the center of Aledo.
The Golf Club At the Resort, Golf Club Course
18 holes (Public)
5700 Resort Blvd
Fort Worth, TX 76179
(800) 459-1330
18 miles from the center of Aledo.
Granbury Country Club, Granbury Course
9 holes over 3,054 yards with a par of 36 (Public)
1611 Rockview Dr
Granbury, TX 76049-5733
(817) 573-9912
19 miles from the center of Aledo.
De Cordova Bend Country Club, Par-3 Course
9 holes over 6,423 yards with a par of 70 (Private Equity)
5301 Country Club Dr
Granbury, TX 76049-5228
(817) 326-2381
19 miles from the center of Aledo.
De Cordova Bend Country Club, De Cordova Bend Course
18 holes over 6,423 yards with a par of 70 (Private Equity)
5301 Country Club Dr
Granbury, TX 76049-5228
(817) 326-2381
19 miles from the center of Aledo.
Lone Star, Lone Star Course
9 holes over 1,095 yards with a par of 27 (Public)
5121 Fall Creek Hwy
Granbury, TX 76049-5351
This location is closed for business.
20 miles from the center of Aledo.
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Monday, September 15, 2008
Brief Narrative of Aledo, Texas
Brief Narrative of Aledo, Texas
The loosely associated settlers in the Clear Fork Valley of the Trinity River, an area known as Medera, were brought together when the Texas & Pacific Railroad brought a line through in 1879 to connect Ft. Worth and Weatherford. A coal and water refueling station was the first stop in Parker County for west-bound trains and it became known as Parker Station. However, when mail marked "Parker County" found its way out of the mail car at "Parker Station", the U.S. Post Office directed the smaller community to find a distinct name. So the community was named in 1882 for the home town of a railroad official from Aledo, Illinois.
The original town site platted by the T.P.R.R. has changed a little over the years. The state highway rounded off a corner or two on it's way through town, and the old depot was moved a couple of hundred yards west and turned into a storage building. The old city well is just a spot in the pavement that won't stay fixed.
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But the covered sidewalks and quaint store fronts are still there, standing at attention, saluting the trains that rumble through the valley several times a day.
The trains don't stop here any more and the cabooses are gone, but every small child in town still drops everything and runs out to wave at the engineer. (Sometimes he waves back!)
The school isn't one small building like it used to be, but it's is still in the same place and still known as much for building character as for academic excellence. The new middle school campus and high school campus are now open giving future Bearcats room to grow.
Our churches, some meeting for over a century, are also experiencing growth. Strong youth programs and Christian education are as strong in Aledo as ever, and missions are at the heart of every congregation.
The Aledo Volunteer Fire Department, organized over 40 years ago, is in a new building, but the faces are still those of neighbors and the reputation is still highly regarded.
Aledo is growing now as a new generation of families seeks a quiet community that combines the feel of hometown with easy access to nearby jobs and attractions. The City Council is working with developers to expand our water and wastewater systems to meet the growth, and power, gas, phone and cable utilities are ready to supply our new neighbors.
Yet for all the change that is sure to come our way, Aledo will hold fast to the small town atmosphere that has been ours since the first train came through.
For more information please visit: http://www.aledo-texas.com/
The loosely associated settlers in the Clear Fork Valley of the Trinity River, an area known as Medera, were brought together when the Texas & Pacific Railroad brought a line through in 1879 to connect Ft. Worth and Weatherford. A coal and water refueling station was the first stop in Parker County for west-bound trains and it became known as Parker Station. However, when mail marked "Parker County" found its way out of the mail car at "Parker Station", the U.S. Post Office directed the smaller community to find a distinct name. So the community was named in 1882 for the home town of a railroad official from Aledo, Illinois.
The original town site platted by the T.P.R.R. has changed a little over the years. The state highway rounded off a corner or two on it's way through town, and the old depot was moved a couple of hundred yards west and turned into a storage building. The old city well is just a spot in the pavement that won't stay fixed.
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But the covered sidewalks and quaint store fronts are still there, standing at attention, saluting the trains that rumble through the valley several times a day.
The trains don't stop here any more and the cabooses are gone, but every small child in town still drops everything and runs out to wave at the engineer. (Sometimes he waves back!)
The school isn't one small building like it used to be, but it's is still in the same place and still known as much for building character as for academic excellence. The new middle school campus and high school campus are now open giving future Bearcats room to grow.
Our churches, some meeting for over a century, are also experiencing growth. Strong youth programs and Christian education are as strong in Aledo as ever, and missions are at the heart of every congregation.
The Aledo Volunteer Fire Department, organized over 40 years ago, is in a new building, but the faces are still those of neighbors and the reputation is still highly regarded.
Aledo is growing now as a new generation of families seeks a quiet community that combines the feel of hometown with easy access to nearby jobs and attractions. The City Council is working with developers to expand our water and wastewater systems to meet the growth, and power, gas, phone and cable utilities are ready to supply our new neighbors.
Yet for all the change that is sure to come our way, Aledo will hold fast to the small town atmosphere that has been ours since the first train came through.
For more information please visit: http://www.aledo-texas.com/
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