description TPC Craig Ranch Overview
TPC Craig Ranch is a golf course in McKinney, Texas, designed by Tom Weiskopf and opened in 2004. The course forms part of the TPC network and is the host venue for the PGA Tour's AT&T Byron Nelson, giving it a direct connection to a regular professional tournament. Its parkland-style layout in North Texas was built for championship play, while its identity is also tied to McKinney and the wider Dallas-Fort Worth golf market.
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Who designed TPC Craig Ranch?
TPC Craig Ranch was designed by Tom Weiskopf. The course opened in 2004 in McKinney, Texas, north of Dallas.
Which PGA Tour event is played at TPC Craig Ranch?
TPC Craig Ranch is the host venue for the AT&T Byron Nelson. The tournament moved there in 2021 after being played at other North Texas venues.
What type of course is TPC Craig Ranch?
It is a parkland-style course with broad Texas surroundings and a tournament-focused layout. The design combines open spaces with strategic hazards and demanding approach shots.
Is TPC Craig Ranch part of the TPC network?
Yes, it forms part of the Tournament Players Club network. Its connection to the PGA Tour comes directly through the AT&T Byron Nelson.
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