TPC HOUSTON

The Pete Dye design demands precision through towering pines and wetlands that define Southeast Texas golf, where railroad ties and strategic water hazards punish wayward shots on nearly half the holes. This former PGA Tour venue still plays every bit as tough as it did during its Shell Houston Open days, with bentgrass greens that roll true year-round and approach shots that require exact yardages to elevated, well-defended targets. The closing stretch through holes 15-17 remains one of the most brutally honest tests of iron play you'll find on any public track in the Houston market.