by Calvin
I agree with the first comment. You choice to feature two clubs that the public has no chance in hell of playing, let alone even being allowed to get out of your car at Dallas National seems absurd. What about Texas Star Golf in Euless, or Bridlewood Golf Club in Flower Mound. Have you heard of Terre Verde in Arlington? What a about TangleRidge in Grand Prairie? These are all top-notch public facilities that resemble resort-style courses. And anyone can play them. Let's try to remember who your audience is. Don't tease us with things beyond our reach. Be real with your readers.

by Richard Rogers
I'm curious as to why you would write an article on playing golf in Texas and write about ultra privaate clubs where the traveler doesn't have a prayor of playing. Why not devote your time and efforts to courses that are actually accessable to the traveling or local golfers? You insinuate the traveler has a chanch to play these courses when in reality he won't even be able to buy a beer in their 19th hole.