Hole 7 of 18 · Arlington, Texas

Hole 7 at Texas Rangers Golf Club

Par
4
Yards
346
Handicap
15
Bunkers
3
Hole 7 aerial at Texas Rangers Golf Club
Map distances from Gold tee · 322 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: 36 yds deep × 27 yds wide

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

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Green contours
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Hole 7 aerial at Texas Rangers Golf Club

The plan for No. 7

The play: A shorter downhill par 4 asks for a tee-shot finish that respects the right-side bunker sequence.

Shot by shot

  1. Off the tee

    Position short of the two bunkers nearer the green unless the carry and landing area have been checked. Trees define the left boundary of the playing corridor.

  2. Approach & recovery

    The left fairway angle opens the approach, but requires a controlled tee shot. The right-side sand makes an uncontrolled run forward undesirable.

  3. On the green

    The architect describes a tilt from the front-left toward the back-right. Check which part of that surface contains the pin.

  4. Watch for

    • Right-side fairway bunkers
    • Trees along the left corridor

The green on No. 7

Mapped boundary
Wide × deepyards
27×36
Areasq ft
3,886
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Research notes

  • A shorter downhill par 4 asks for a tee-shot finish that respects the right-side bunker sequence. Position short of the two bunkers nearer the green unless the carry and landing area have been verified. Trees define the left boundary of the playing corridor. The left fairway angle opens the approach, but requires a controlled tee shot. The right-side sand makes an uncontrolled run forward undesirable. The architect describes a tilt from the front-left toward the back-right. Check which part of that surface contains the pin. (Official hole 7 architect diagram/commentary)[1]

Sources

  1. Texas Rangers official architect commentary: hole 7 — Texas Rangers Golf Clubhttps://www.texasrangersgolfclub.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/9836/2026/01/Hole-7web_376845.png