Colonial Country Club, Private golf course in Fort Worth, US
Colonial Country Club is a private golf club near the Trinity River in Fort Worth, featuring 18 holes set on rolling terrain with mature trees and water hazards. The course winds through a landscaped property with a colonial-style clubhouse and practice facilities.
Marvin Leonard founded the club in 1936 and introduced bentgrass greens to Texas, an unusual choice for the region's warm climate. Members took ownership in 1942, transforming the property into one of the Southwest's most respected private clubs.
The club hosts the Charles Schwab Challenge, the longest-running PGA Tour event at a single location, attracting international golf professionals annually.
Access is limited to members and their guests, so prior contact is necessary to enter the grounds. The property offers practice areas and dining options for social gatherings throughout the year.
Annika Sörenstam competed here against male players in 2003, the first woman in a PGA Tour event since 1946. Her appearance drew global attention and opened conversations about gender boundaries in professional golf.
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