The Best Golf Courses in Amarillo

Ross Rogers Golf Course leads with two well-kept layouts and greens that roll true year-round, all at municipal pricing.

By The Scoop Editorial Team · How we pick · Updated July 2026

Ross Rogers Golf Course

★★★★★ 4.4 · 271 reviews

Open 7 AM–8 PM daily

Ross Rogers earns the top spot with two distinct courses that stay green and playable year-round. The Mustang course delivers a challenging layout, while the second track gives players options depending on skill level and time. Fairways hold grass better than most municipal setups, and the greens roll true. The pro shop stocks top-notch equipment, and golf carts come equipped with thoughtful features. A practice range and a snack bar with cheap hot dogs and beers round out the amenities. The staff runs the operation with a relaxed, accommodating attitude, even letting groups of six play when the schedule allows. Golfers who want solid conditions without private club fees keep this course busy most weekends.

"Really enjoyed this course especially for the price. Most greens were in good shape."Verified review

Best for: Affordable variety with solid course maintenance

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722 NW 24th Ave, Amarillo

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722 NW 24th Ave, Amarillo

2No. 2 in Amarillo

Tascosa Golf Club

★★★★★ 4.5 · 100 reviews

Open 8 AM–10 PM daily

Tascosa's facility stands out for pristine course conditions and a gourmet dining experience that rivals any club in the region. The layout rolls through west Texas hills across two courses, with La Paloma hosting PGA events and proving it can handle tour-level play. Guests feel welcomed by members and staff who bring carts to the car for unloading and keep the experience smooth from tee to 18. The pub chips are a signature, and the gourmet menu runs from filet to meatloaf with a private dining room for events. A pool and outdoor eating area extend the club beyond golf. Visitors consistently mention the beauty of the grounds and the challenge of the layout.

"The service is top notch and the menu has a wide variety of gourmet dishes…"Verified review

Best for: Private club experience with tour-quality conditions

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4502 Fairway Dr, Amarillo

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4502 Fairway Dr, Amarillo

3No. 3 in Amarillo

Comanche Trail Golf Course

★★★★★ 4.4 · 209 reviews

Open 8 AM–8:30 PM most days

Comanche Trail's twin courses, Arrowhead and Tomahawk, lean on elevation and water to test accuracy over power. Creeks, ponds, and sand bunkers punish loose swings. The layout rewards clean ball striking, and recent turf work has the greens and fairways back in solid shape. A driving range and clubhouse keep things functional, pricing stays reasonable, and the staff handles both walk-ons and league play without drama.

"Comanche Trail is a great bargain for golf in the Panhandle. The folks in the clubhouse are always friendly and the course is always playable and challenging."Verified review

Best for: Budget players seeking a challenging municipal test

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4200 S Grand St, Amarillo

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4200 S Grand St, Amarillo

4No. 4 in Amarillo

Amarillo Country Club

★★★★★ 4.4 · 203 reviews

Open 8 AM–9 PM most days, closed Mon

The private club anchors Amarillo's golf scene with a full amenity package: an 18-hole course open into the evening, climate-controlled tennis courts, a pool, and event space in the Antler Room. Reception catering and coordination cover weddings and corporate gatherings, while the dining program serves members year-round. It's built for families who want golf plus a social hub, and the standard stays consistent across decades.

"The golf course is impeccable, tennis facilities are spotlessly clean and air conditioned, and dining is quite good…"Verified review

Best for: Private membership with versatile amenities

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4800 Bushland Blvd, Amarillo

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4800 Bushland Blvd, Amarillo

5No. 5 in Amarillo

Preston West Golf Course

★★★★★ 4.3 · 287 reviews

Open 8 AM–12 AM daily

Built around a par 3 layout ideal for short-game practice, with most holes under 110 yards. The course stays lit until 1am for late rounds, and Bar 3 serves standout food (the Thursday steak special draws a crowd). Budget-friendly green fees, a driving range with fresh balls, and walk-on availability keep it accessible.

"A fully lit Par 3 open till 1am for an insanely cheap price…"Verified review

Best for: Late-night play and short game refinement

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9101 Coulter St S, Amarillo

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9101 Coulter St S, Amarillo

How Amarillo's Top Golf Courses Compare

How Amarillo's top Golf Courses compare across key factors
Business	Hours	Known for
Ross Rogers Golf Course Top Pick	7 AM–8 PM	Affordable variety with solid course maintenance

Tascosa Golf Club	8 AM–10 PM	Private club experience with tour-quality conditions
Comanche Trail Golf Course	8 AM–8:30 PM	Budget players seeking a challenging municipal test
Amarillo Country Club	8 AM–9 PM	Private membership with versatile amenities
Preston West Golf Course	8 AM–12 AM	Late-night play and short game refinement

What People Are Saying

23% of Ross Rogers Golf Course reviews mention the play.

★★★★★

Both courses are well maintained and always ready to test your skills.

Ross Rogers Golf Course

★★★★★

Beautifully set in the rolling hills in west Texas…

Tascosa Golf Club

★★★★★

Unbelievable course. Great greens and fairways. Hit it straight or pay the penality In the rough…

Comanche Trail Golf Course

Golf Courses in Amarillo

Golf in Amarillo means Panhandle wind and weather that dictate every round. Spring and fall book solid as temperatures moderate and gusts calm enough for comfortable play. Summer heat compresses tee times into morning and evening windows, while winter northers can freeze greens overnight and shut down courses for days. The semi-arid climate delivers 265 sunny days and keeps fairways playable most of the year, but groundskeepers fight constant irrigation battles in a region that gets fifteen inches of rain annually. Municipal courses dominate the market, reflecting agricultural roots and a preference for accessible public golf over private club exclusivity.

What to Know Before You Choose

Check course conditions before booking, especially after Panhandle temperature swings or storms that can damage greens overnight. Municipal access may not require advance booking at Ross Rogers or Comanche Trail, while private clubs often need reservations days ahead.
Book spring and fall tee times early, when moderate weather drives the highest demand and weekends fill up fast at well-maintained courses.
Ask about pace-of-play policies and whether the course enforces spacing between groups, since slow rounds are a common frustration at busy municipal tracks.
Confirm what amenities matter beyond the course itself: a pro shop with quality gear, a practice range, on-course dining, or late-night play under the lights.
Inspect the greens and fairways during a visit to the clubhouse, as maintenance quality varies significantly across courses and directly affects your round.
Compare municipal versus private club access based on how often you play, since frequent golfers may justify membership costs while occasional players save money at public tracks.

Questions Amarillo Locals Ask

Who has the best golf course in Amarillo?

Ross Rogers Golf Course takes the top spot with two well-maintained courses, including the Mustang layout, along with a top-notch pro shop and budget-friendly municipal pricing. Tascosa Golf Club offers pristine private club conditions if you can access it as a guest or member. Comanche Trail provides a strong municipal alternative with elevation changes and water hazards across the Arrowhead and Tomahawk courses.

Which Amarillo golf course is best for beginners?

Preston West Golf Course is ideal for beginners, offering a par 3 layout with most holes under 110 yards, a relaxed walk-on atmosphere, and late-night play under the lights. The short distances let new players focus on fundamentals without the pressure of long fairways. Ross Rogers also accommodates beginners well with staff that runs a welcoming municipal operation and reasonable pricing.

Can you play golf year-round in Amarillo?

Yes, courses stay open year-round, though Panhandle weather creates unpredictable playing conditions. Spring and fall offer the most reliable rounds, with moderate temperatures and calmer winds. Summer brings heat and occasional storms, while winter can see sudden cold snaps and northers that make early-morning tee times challenging. Most courses adjust hours seasonally but remain accessible across all four seasons.

What golf course in Amarillo stays open latest?

Preston West Golf Course stays lit until 1am, making it the only option for late-night play in Amarillo. The par 3 layout and Bar 3 restaurant create a social atmosphere that keeps players coming back after dark. Amarillo Country Club and Tascosa Golf Club both offer evening hours during peak season, but Preston West dominates the after-hours niche.

Where can you practice your short game in Amarillo?

Preston West Golf Course specializes in short game work with a par 3 layout where most holes run 110 yards and under, plus a driving range with fresh balls. Ross Rogers and Comanche Trail both offer practice ranges, and Ross Rogers includes putting greens near the pro shop. Tascosa's private club setting provides members with dedicated practice facilities.

What is the most affordable golf in Amarillo?

Ross Rogers and Comanche Trail deliver the best value among full 18-hole courses, with municipal pricing and solid course conditions. Preston West offers the lowest green fees in town at around budget-friendly rates for a par 3 course, making it the most accessible option for quick rounds and practice. All three let you walk on without expensive memberships or advance bookings.

Does Amarillo have private golf clubs?

Tascosa Golf Club and Amarillo Country Club both operate as private membership clubs with guest access available. Tascosa features two championship courses, including La Paloma which has hosted PGA events, along with gourmet dining and a pool. Amarillo Country Club offers golf, air-conditioned tennis, pool facilities, and the Antler Room for dining and events.

What golf course in Amarillo has the best food?

Preston West's Bar 3 earns the strongest food reputation, with regulars highlighting daily specials and the full bar. Tascosa Golf Club serves gourmet options including filet and meatloaf, with signature pub chips in an upscale dining room. Amarillo Country Club offers full dining service in a polished private club setting.

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