Lake Park Golf Club in Lewisville is a daily fee facility on the shore of Lake Lewisville with three things in one spot: a 6,135-yard, par-70 championship course, a lighted nine-hole par-29 executive course, and a 20-acre lighted practice facility. It's a good pick if you want a full 18 that won't beat you up, a quick nine after work, or a big grass range you can use after dark. The address is 6 Lake Park Rd, Lewisville, TX 75057.
Where is Lake Park Golf Club and how do you contact it?
The club sits at 6 Lake Park Rd in Lewisville, right by Lake Lewisville. It has separate phone numbers for each course:
- 18-hole course: 972-219-5661
- Executive course: 972-436-3113
Lake Park is operated by Arcis Golf, so tee times, the club calendar and event info all live on the Arcis Golf website. The club lists lighted hours that run into the evening, and the driving range is closed until 1pm on Wednesdays for maintenance. Hours can change by season, so check before you drive up.
What is the championship course like?
The 18-hole course plays 6,135 yards at par 70. GolfPass lists it with a 68.3 course rating and a 108 slope, and gives 1996 as the year it was built. The club describes it as winding through mature trees along the shore of the lake, with gently rolling Bermuda fairways, generous greens and multiple sets of tees. Golf Digest has recognized it as one of the "Best Places You Can Play in America."
Those numbers tell you the story. This is not a long or brutal course, and that's the point. Higher handicaps can get around without losing a sleeve of balls, and better players will find that a par 70 with trees and water still asks for decent decisions off the tee. You'll hit plenty of mid and short irons into greens, so this is a course where a solid wedge game and good lag putting pay off.
Which holes should you know about?
A hole-by-hole review on My Avid Golfer gives a good feel for the layout. A few that stand out:
- No. 2, par 5: out of bounds runs down the left side along the dam. Favor the right half.
- No. 4, par 4, about 340 yards: water left. Short enough that a fairway wood or hybrid off the tee is a smart play.
- No. 8, about 350 yards: a hard dogleg right over a pond. Pick your line before you pull driver.
- No. 13, par 4, about 430 yards: the longest par 4 on the course.
- No. 14, par 5, about 510 yards: water on the right.
- No. 15, par 3, about 185 yards: the longest par 3 on the course.
- No. 17, par 3, about 155 yards: a heavily sloped green, so leave yourself below the hole if you can.
Yardages above are from the back tees as listed in that review. Your tee box will change the numbers.
What about the executive course?
The executive course is a lighted nine-hole layout that plays to par 29, about 1,724 yards. The club pitches it for beginners, juniors and anyone who wants a quick round, and it also hosts FootGolf, batting cages and league play. Because it's lit, it's one of the easier ways in North Dallas to squeeze in nine holes on a weeknight.
If you're new to the game, a short course like this is a much better first step than a full 18. Our guide to learning golf in Dallas covers how to build up from the range to short courses to full rounds, and our list of par-3 and 9-hole courses in Dallas-Fort Worth has more options like this one.
How good is the practice facility?
This is the part a lot of locals come for. The practice facility covers 20 acres on the lake and has 40 hitting stations with both Fiberbuilt mats and Bermuda turf. The turf is overseeded in the cooler months, and the whole area is lit for evening practice. There's also a dedicated short game area for chipping and putting.
At last check the club listed three bucket sizes: 40 balls for $11, 80 balls for $15 and 120 balls for $18. Prices can change, so treat those as a guide. If you're comparing places to practice around town, our roundup of the best driving ranges in Dallas-Fort Worth is a good place to start.
How do you book a tee time?
Book through the "Book a Tee Time" link on the Lake Park page of the Arcis Golf website, or through the Arcis Golf app, which also handles payment, on-course GPS and score tracking. You can also call the pro shop for the course you want to play. The club runs a Back 9 and Breakfast tee time special on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, so ask about it if you only have time for nine.
The club also offers instruction programs for juniors and adults, a full-service golf shop, and indoor and outdoor event space with catering if you're planning a tournament or outing.
Is GolfRoots near Lake Park?
Our shop is at 13260 Josey Ln, Suite 106, in Farmers Branch, roughly 15 miles south of Lake Park. We're open Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm, and you can call us at 214-302-7440. A few things worth stopping in for before your round:
- Regrips from $9.99 per club installed, or $6.99 per club to install a grip you bring yourself.
- Loft and lie adjustments for $4.99 per club.
- Trade-ins on clubs you don't use anymore.
- Our in-shop simulator, so you can hit a club before you buy it.
Details on all of our services are on our golf club repair and regripping page. If you need clubs, every used club in our used golf clubs in Dallas inventory is listed individually with exact specs and a 1 to 10 condition grade. We offer 60-day returns and free shipping on orders over $400.
FAQ
Is Lake Park Golf Club open to the public?
Yes. It's a daily fee facility, so anyone can book a tee time. The club also offers memberships.
How long is the Lake Park championship course?
It plays 6,135 yards at par 70. GolfPass lists a 68.3 rating and 108 slope.
Can you play golf at night at Lake Park?
The nine-hole executive course and the practice facility are both lighted, so you can play and practice into the evening. Check the club's posted hours for the current season.
Is Lake Park good for beginners?
Yes. The par-29 executive course is a comfortable place to learn, and the championship course is on the shorter side for a full 18.
What other public courses are close by?
See our list of the best public golf courses in Dallas-Fort Worth, or our guides to Indian Creek in Carrollton, Coyote Ridge in Carrollton, Sherrill Park in Richardson and Pecan Hollow in Plano.
