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RENAISSANCE - The “rebirth” of public
golf in Dallas. Favor the right side of
the fairway to avoid a tall pecan tree
protecting this beautiful green setting.
WOLFARD HOLLOW - Weibring/GRI’s
lead architect, Steve Wolfard, created
a gem of a par 3 surrounded by trees.
Overhanging branches could drop your
ball into the left bunker.
GRAND VISTA - First great view from the
Highlands and a challenge for even the
longest hitters. Fairway provides a generous
landing area but narrows over the creek to
set up your approach to our smallest green.
FORE EVER - Alternate tee boxes allow
variety on this long par 4. Avoid the
fairway bunker on the left to have any
chance to reach this large green.
SENTRY OAK - A beautiful par 3
surrounded by trees and guarded by a
magnificent bur oak Be satisfied with a
tee shot to the center of the green.
BRAVEHEART - A creek and four bunkers
will test your bravery as you do battle with
this reachable par 5. Drive close to fairway
bunker for the best angle to the green.
Don’t let the sand capture your approach.
TEMPTATION - Short, tempting and
dangerous. Potentially driveable par 4
offers the ultimate risk/reward decision.
Time to play to the strength of your game.
LOCH NESS - A tee shot favoring the
right side of the fairway avoids the peril
of the lake off the tee. Is the danger
real or imagined?
AMBUSH - Try to keep your tee shot
close to fairway bunkers on the left. Your
second shot must negotiate a chinkapin
oak tree lying in wait for all errant shots
just short of the green.
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Rules of Play
• USGA Rules will govern all play.
• Out of bounds defined by white stakes, boundary fences,
and streets.
• Sprinkler head distances are laser accurate to the center
of the green.
• Yardage markers on the cart paths are:
Yellow (250), Blue (200), White (150), Red (100).
• Flag colors denote pin location: Red-front, White-middle,
Yellow-back.
• All players must have their own bag and clubs: rental clubs
are available in the clubhouse.
• Please keep your receipt throughout your round.
• Tenison Park is a “soft-spike” facility.
• Appropriate golf attire is required.
• Alcoholic Beverages may not be brought onto or removed
from the course: Texas State law.
• Please play “Ready Golf” (hit when ready).
• Local Rule: You may play densely wooded areas as
lateral hazards on holes 1, 2, 3, 6, 8, 15, 16 and 17.
• Carts must stay on cart path at all times on all par 3’s:
holes 2, 5, 13, 17, and 7.
• Please keep carts off the street.
• No personal coolers allowed.
Tenison Park Golf Course
(214) 670-1402 • 3501 Samuell Blvd. • Dallas, TX 75223
Rating/Slope
Bob Smith
Diamond 73.7/130
Gold
71.7/128
Granite
69.8/123
Silver
M 68.1/118
Scott Akers
Director of Golf
Director of Instruction
GCSAA
Kevin Redburn
W 75.1/135
M 63.9/110
W 69.1/123
GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENTS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA
Randy Beardsley
Clayton Derr
Head Professional
Hole
Handicap
Diamond
0-4
Gold
5-9
Granite
10-19
Silver
20-25
Pearl
26+
Par
Handicap
Silver
Pearl
Date:
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
435
399
399
383
311
144
127
127
111
95
625
545
484
484
382
452
432
385
385
334
189
175
157
157
126
502
485
485
440
340
332
301
301
265
236
433
411
353
353
283
4
7
0-9
10+
Scorer:
Operations Manager
3
17
5
1
4
5
3
15
5
9
4
13
4
3
9 Out I
378 3490
360 3235
331 3022
331 2909
276 2383
4 36
11
383 111 484 385 157 440 265 353 331 2909
311 95 382 334 126 340 236 283 276 2383
Pearl
Course Superintendent
N
I
T
I
A
L
S
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 In Tot Hdcp Net
419
378
378
342
291
4
10
583
566
514
514
446
5
6
430
401
401
344
308
4
12
178
152
152
115
83
3
16
417
396
356
356
279
4
4
396
371
371
343
260
4
18
508
489
489
448
354
5
8
209
194
155
155
136
3
14
448
428
404
404
343
4
2
3588 7078
3375 6610
3220 6242
3021 5930
2500 4883
36
72
342 514 344 115 356 343 448 155 404 3021 5930
291 446 308 83 279 260 354 136 343 2500 4883
Attest:
TENISON TURN - Play short of the
menacing fairway bunker to set up
a short iron approach. Green wraps
around an inviting bunker.
CROSSROADS - Drive long down the left
side for the best view into this dogleg
right hole. The road to birdie carries you
over the fairway bunker on your second
and turns into a picturesque green.
DEAD AIM - A classic driving
hole. Keep your drive in the fairway
to have a chance at tough pin
placements behind either bunker
protecting the green.
AUGUSTA - A beautiful par 3 is the
beginning of a great finish at Tenison
Highlands. Sycamore trees frame your tee
shot to a two-level green sitting on the
edge of the lake. Short is not an option.
COTTON BOWL - Drive from a chute
of cottonwood trees to a receptive
fairway. Bowl shaped green setting
frames uphill approach to a split-level
green set in the Highlands.
MONET - Photo opportunity. Two
fairway bunkers on the right put
the final touches on one of Mother
Nature’s masterpieces. Pretty as a
painting!
WHISPERING OAKS - Listen as the
leaves tell you this could be the last birdie
opportunity. Take advantage with a drive up
the left side. Go for it over the right fairway
bunker or lay up short of the left bunker.
BOBCAT CROSSING - Angled green
favors left to right tee shot. You
might catch a glimpse of a bobcat
crossing your path into the woods.
WEIBRING VALLEY - D.A. may have
saved the best challenge for last with this
strong par 4. Drive close to fairway bunker
for the best view to a well-bunkered green
tucked into the hillside.