The Golf Club at Texas A&M
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The Golf Club at Texas A&M

18 holes • Par 71 • 6,408m • Slope 130

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About The Golf Club at Texas A&M

The Golf Club at Texas A&M is an 18-hole public golf course on the Texas A&M University campus in College Station. The original Campus Course opened in 1951 and was designed by Texas architect Ralph Plummer. After more than six decades, the property underwent a complete $5 million reconstruction in 2013 led by Texas A&M alumnus Jeff Blume.

The current course is a par 71 measuring 7,008 yards from the Black tees, with a 73.8 course rating and 130 slope on the current published card. Blume drew on early American design references, and the university says the rebuilt course contains 158 bunkers, many arranged in clusters influenced by Charles Blair Macdonald and Donald Ross. The project also included a driving range and short-game practice area used for university research and classes.

The course is an 18-hole parkland golf course. It plays to par 71, 6,408m (7,008 yards), course rating 73.8 and slope rating 130. Designed by Ralph Plummer, the course originally opened in 1951. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Driving Range, Short Game Practice Area, Golf Shop, Golf Lessons.

History & Design

1951
Opened
Ralph Plummer
Architects
2013 by Jeff Blume
Redesigned
Parkland
Course Style
On-campus university course completely rebuilt in 2013
Known For
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Origins

Texas A&M's Campus Course opened in 1951 from a design by Ralph Plummer, whose Texas work also included Colonial Country Club, Champions Golf Club and Dallas Athletic Club.

Did You Know?
The 2013 reconstruction created 158 bunkers.

Design Philosophy

For the 2013 rebuild, Jeff Blume studied classic northeastern American courses and gave the new layout an early-American architectural character. Texas A&M specifically notes clustered bunkering influenced by Charles Blair Macdonald and Donald Ross.

Development

The original Plummer course remained in service for more than 60 years before a complete 2013 reconstruction. Blume, businessman Robert Steele, Sterling Golf and Texas A&M collaborated on the approximately $5 million project, which encompassed the 18-hole course, driving range and short-game practice facility.

Today

The university course remains open to public play and functions both as a recreational course and as a facility supporting Texas A&M teaching and research.

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Facilities

Driving RangeShort Game Practice AreaGolf ShopGolf Lessons

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Green Fees

Fee TypePriceNotes
Weekday
Weekday$55Plus tax; includes cart.
Weekend
Weekend$65Plus tax; includes cart.

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Scorecard

Hole-by-hole yardage, par and stroke index for the main course layout.

18 holesPar 716,408mRating 73.8Slope 130
Front 9123456789Out
Par44443534435
Metres3173964103231835651983044493145
Yards3474334483532006182173324913439
Index1159131511773-
Back 9101112131415161718InTotal
Par5353444443671
Metres50318348516541835636042536932646409
Yards55020053018045738939446540435697008
Index41621810141286--

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Jeff BlumeRenovated

Texas A&M alumnus Jeff Blume '89 led the complete 2013 redesign of the course. The university describes the rebuilt…