The Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort with 36 holes is open to guests of the resort located east of DFW airport in Irving off the Carpenter Freeway.

The TPC layout is long and challenging as it winds along cottonwood tree lined fairways with sand bunkers positioned around the landing areas and greens and water in play on half the holes. The design has the TPC features with stadium type seating areas around many of the fairways and greens. It's a par 71 layout of 7,120 yards, 74.3/137, course/slope ratings from the back tees with four other tee boxes. The course was originally designed by Jay Morrish, Robert Trent Jones, Jr, and Byron Nelson, and was renovated in 2002 by D.A. Weibring and Steve Wolford.

The Cottonwood course is over rolling terrain along fairways dotted with trees and heavily bunkered with a stream running through the middle of the property and in play often. It's a par of 71 with five sets of tees, the middle, blue tees play to 6,482 yards, 71.;4/132, course/slope ratings,,designed by Jay Morrish/Robert Trent Jones, Jr.