CANYON WEST Golf COURSE

A GOLF EXPERIENCE LIKE NO OTHER

Friendly concepts built into the course show in the greens, fairways, sand traps and lakes which are built to keep the ball rolling onto the green or fairway instead of into a hazard. A ball that ends up in a sand trap, most likely prevents the ball from rolling into the lake, or even worse, out of bounds. Canyon West’s course design also includes surprises along the cart path (which is decorated every 50 yards with a red sculptured brick design) like the heart shaped tee boxes for the women on #2 hole; the heart shaped sand trap on #8 in the middle of a huge figure eight shaped green; and rustic fences constructed out of cedar posts to protect the native prairie grasses and wild flowers bordering the course.

Prickly pear cactus, cholla, live oaks, mesquite, wild plum thickets, and a few big native pecan trees dot the course and protect the deer, quail, raccoons, bobcats, pumas, opossums, occasional skunk, and other wildlife.