The Rawls Course at Texas Tech

3720 4th St
Lubbock, Texas 79415
Lubbock County

Phone(s): (806) 742-4653
Fax: (806) 742-1660
Website: www.therawlscourse.com

Tee times from $25 Tee times in this area

The 18-hole Rawls Course at Texas Tech in Lubbock, TX is a public golf course that opened in 2003. Designed by Tom Doak, Rawls Course at Texas Tech measures 7349 yards from the longest tees and has a slope rating of 139 and a 75.3 USGA rating. The course features 4 sets of tees for different skill levels. The greens are bermuda grass.

A view over a huge bunker from The Rawls Course at Texas Tech.

A sunny day view of a faiarway from The Rawls Course at Texas Tech.

A view from a tee at The Rawls Course from Texas Tech.

A view of hole #18 with water coming into play at The Rawls Course - Texas Tech (Dick Durrance)

A view of the 13th hole from Rawls Course at Texas Tech

A view of holes #10 and #18 from Rawls Course at Texas Tech

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Golf course details

Holes: 18
Designed by: Eric Iverson, Eric Iverson, Jim Urbina, Tom Doak
Public/Private: Public
Year opened: 2003
Golf Season: Year round
Guest Policy: Open
Tee times welcomed: Yes
Fairways:
Greens: Dominance/Bent Grass

Facilities

Pro in house: Yes
Driving range: Yes
Rental clubs: Yes
Rental carts: Yes

Green fees price ranges

Week days: $48 - $72
Weekends: $48 - $79
Tee times from $25 - Check prices

Course policies

Metal spikes allowed: No
Dress code: Collared shirts, dress shorts or casual slacks
Credit cards accepted:

Length, slope and rating for each tee

Tee	Par	Yardage	Slope	Rating
Red (W)	72	6825	139	78.2
White	72	6270	126	70.3
Red	72	6825	129	72.4
Black	72	7349	139	75.3
White (W)	72	6270	133	75.8
Gold	72	5493	116	67.2
Gold (W)	72	5493	122	70.7

Reader Ratings / Reviews

The Rawls Course at Texas Tech

by BigMark
on March 15th, 2020 21:02
Great test. Accuracy and proper shot lines are a must. From the tee, it looks like you can just rip it, but you need to consider the landing area. Not every hole needs driver. Rough includes native plants with very sharp needles and deep native grasses. You may not find it in the rough and looking may be tough on your legs or pants. Beware. Water is only in play on a few holes. Elevation changes keep the course interesting and will require adjustment for your club selection. An easy course to walk, we opted for carts for time.

The only reason it didn't get five stars was because the poa-invaded greens were in need of attention. It's late winter and a new growing season should improve things. Maintenance was clearly on-going all over the course. Already a top course in Texas, it could be nationally ranked with attention to detail. A minor quibble: traps were difficult to get in and out of for this 55-year old. Despite the presence of rakes, raking was non-existent.

I was there for the golf and was not disappointed. Staff was friendly, carts were clean. It was a stormy weekday so it was not crowded. The Rawls, as it's called, is probably better for low-handicappers. If you're in this part of Texas, its totally worth the effort to add this to your trip. Probably better for low-handicappers.
The Rawls Course at Texas Tech

by Barb Shideler
on July 25th, 2017 04:12
Great course to play. Great test of your golfing skill. All types of shots needed. It looks like a "grip it and rip it" but you will pay the price! Accuracy is a must!