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The former Plantation Golf Club in Frisco is now officially named The Club at Frisco Farms. Arcis Golf announced the change in April 2025 as part of a multi-million-dollar renovation of the clubhouse and associated amenities. The physical golf course remains the Richard Ellis design that has operated in Frisco since 1988, making it the city's longest-running public golf course according to Arcis.
The current operator describes the layout as 6,402 yards, with Bermuda fairways, nine ponds and 20 bunkers. The property remains open for public golf under its new identity.
The course is an 18-hole golf course. It plays to par 72, 5,854m (6,402 yards). Designed by Richard Ellis, the course originally opened in 1988. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Driving Range, Practice Putting Green, Practice Chipping Area, Practice Bunker, Pro Shop, Restaurant, Bar.
The course opened in 1988 and was designed by Richard Ellis. Arcis Golf identifies it as the longest-running public golf course in Frisco.
Ellis routed the course across Frisco's rolling terrain. The current operator describes 6,402 yards of Bermuda fairways complemented by nine ponds and 20 bunkers.
Arcis Golf undertook a multi-million-dollar property makeover and in April 2025 announced that Plantation Golf Club had become The Club at Frisco Farms. The work included a complete clubhouse renovation and changes to the restaurant, bar and game areas.
The same golf property now trades as The Club at Frisco Farms and remains a public golf facility managed by Arcis Golf.
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