Hole 17 of 18 · Arlington, Texas

Hole 17 at Texas Rangers Golf Club

Par
4
Yards
405
Handicap
6
Bunkers
3
Hole 17 aerial at Texas Rangers Golf Club
Map distances from Gold tee · 378 yds

The map's printed distances are measured from the Gold tee to the green; they do not move when you change tees. Your Black yardage is in the tiles above.

Green size: 38 yds deep × 31 yds wide

Mapbox Satellite composite · capture date not provided. Green at the top.

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Hole 17 aerial at Texas Rangers Golf Club

The plan for No. 17

The play: The uphill par 4 includes left-side crossing sand and a small bunker near the middle-left of the fairway.

Shot by shot

  1. Off the tee

    The architect favors the right side of the tee-shot corridor. Keep the two left-side sand risks separate when planning the landing distance. Leave room from the road/property edge on the left.

  2. Approach & recovery

    The approach can accept a running shot or a softer aerial shot. Missing left produces a more difficult recovery; grass beyond the green is the better bailout.

  3. On the green

    The surface has several changing contours rather than one uniform tilt. A broad approach target is safer than assuming a straight putt.

  4. Watch for

    • Left crossing bunker
    • Small middle-left fairway bunker
    • Difficult recovery left of the green

The green on No. 17

Mapped boundary
Wide × deepyards
31×38
Areasq ft
4,854
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Research notes

  • The uphill par 4 includes left-side crossing sand and a small bunker near the middle-left of the fairway. The architect favors the right side of the tee-shot corridor. Keep the two left-side sand risks separate when planning the landing distance. The approach can accept a running shot or a softer aerial shot. Missing left produces a more difficult recovery; grass beyond the green is the better bailout. The surface has several changing contours rather than one uniform tilt. A broad approach target is safer than assuming a straight putt. (Official hole 17 architect diagram/commentary)[1]

Sources

  1. Texas Rangers official architect commentary: hole 17 — Texas Rangers Golf Clubhttps://www.texasrangersgolfclub.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/9836/2026/01/Hole-17web_dcbba0.png