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The Old American Golf Club at The Tribute was designed by Tripp Davis and PGA tour star Justin Leonard.  The course provides challenging bunkers, native grass areas, and challenges for all skill levels.

The course was formerly referred to as “The New Course” as a complement to the Tribute’s existing “Old Course,” a Davis design featuring holes inspired by the great Scottish links on the British Open rota.

Tripp, Justin, and Matthews Southwest felt that “Old American Golf Club” captured the spirit and essence of the design and what we are attempting to convey to the golfer.

The course’s natural contours, hazard styles, native grasses, and green shapes conjure images of such storied masterpieces as Shinnecock Hills, National Golf Links, Prairie Dunes, and Crystal Downs. Davis, an accomplished amateur player and former All-American at the University of Oklahoma, and Leonard, who played his college golf at the University of Texas, toured and played a handful of America’s classic “Golden Age” designed golf courses prior to starting the design process for the Old American Golf Club.

The course designers enjoy layouts that take advantage of the prevailing winds to produce hole variety. The 10^th is a long par-4 that plays into the wind, and the 11^th an even longer two-shotter designed to be a “turning point hole” in a tightly contested match. The closing stretch is sure to become one of the better finishes in the area, capable of dramatic scoring swings. The 16^th is a drivable par-4, the 17^th a short par-3 and 18^th a reachable par-5. Not overly long, the Old American Golf Club measures approximately 7,100 yards from the tips and will offer five sets of tees.