Hole 18 of 18 · Arlington, Texas

Hole 18 at Texas Rangers Golf Club

Par
5
Yards
532
Handicap
4
Bunkers, water
5
Hole 18 aerial at Texas Rangers Golf Club
Map distances from Gold tee · 501 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: 32 yds deep × 25 yds wide

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

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Green contours
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Hole 18 aerial at Texas Rangers Golf Club

The plan for No. 18

The play: The finishing par 5 drops into the first landing area and then climbs toward the green.

Shot by shot

  1. Off the tee

    Staggered bunkers alternate across the route. Choose the landing section before pressing for distance, and keep a margin from the left property edge.

  2. Approach & recovery

    The right-side ponds and brook combine with approach sand to constrain the finish. The 125–145-yard layup sits beside three right-side bunkers; favor left-center grass while retaining room from the left boundary. Assess any attack from the actual lie and pin.

  3. On the green

    The final uphill approach deserves enough club, followed by a deliberate read of the actual putting contours. Avoid relying on the overall hole elevation to predict the break.

  4. Watch for

    • Staggered crossing bunkers
    • Ponds and brook on the right approach
    • Approach sand

The green on No. 18

Mapped boundary
Wide × deepyards
25×32
Areasq ft
3,987
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Research notes

  • The finishing par 5 drops into the first landing area and then climbs toward the green. Staggered bunkers alternate across the route. Select the landing section before choosing whether to press for distance. The right-side ponds and brook combine with approach sand to constrain the finish. A second-shot attack needs a clear lie and verified carries. The final uphill approach deserves enough club, followed by a deliberate read of the actual putting contours. Avoid relying on the overall hole elevation to predict the break. (Official hole 18 architect diagram/commentary)[1]

Sources

  1. Texas Rangers official architect commentary: hole 18 — Texas Rangers Golf Clubhttps://www.texasrangersgolfclub.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/9836/2026/01/Hole-18web_6dfbe3.png