Horseshoe Bay Golf Courses

Apple Rock at Horseshoe Bay Resort

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After the Applerock Course opened in 1986, Golf Digest bestowed its “Best New Resort Course in America” ranking on the Robert Trent Jones track. This one is considered the most spectacular of the three existing courses at Horseshoe Bay.

Blue Lake Golf Club

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Often overshadowed by the high-dollar resorts and new championship layouts, Blue Lake is one of the lesser-known gems of the Highland Lake area. Exuding the old-school charm of its course designer, the crusty Jimmy Burke, this scenic track is loaded with wildlife and is generally a joy to play because of its simplicity.

Escondido Golf & Lake Club

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Ram Rock at Horseshoe Bay Resort

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The most difficult of the four courses at Horseshoe Bay, the Ram Rock Course, came along when the Slick Rock course couldn’t stand up to the pros in one of the Texas State Opens.

Slick Rock at Horseshoe Bay Resort

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The Slick Rock Course started it all at Horseshoe Bay in 1972 and is the oldest and most hacker-friendly. Giant oaks guard the somewhat generous fairways of this 6,834-yard layout. Water comes into play on 12 holes, but Mr.

Summit Rock at Horseshoe Bay Resort

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Designed by Jack Nicklaus, Summit Rock Golf Course is one of four world-class golf courses at Horseshoe Bay Resort. "During the design of Summit Rock, my team and I were challenged to think creatively about how to incorporate the natural terrain, add plenty of spice to the course, while still making the holes playable for a variety of skill levels.

Whitewater Putting Course at Horseshoe Bay Resort

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