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The Rawls Course

Designed by Tom Doak and opened in 2003

Rawls - Lubbock, Texas

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Course Details

Holes:

Par:

Length:

7207 yards

Slope:

126

Rating:

73.2

Driving Ranges:

Yes

The 18-hole "Rawls" course at the The Rawls Course facility in Lubbock, Texas features 7207 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 73.2 and it has a slope rating of 126. The estimated green fees for 18 holes is $92. The Rawls Course Golf Club has an onsite driving range with 6 practice tees. Designed by Tom Doak, the Rawls golf course opened in 2003.

Estimated Green Fees

$92

Scorecard for Rawls

HOLE	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	OUT	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	IN	TOT
Black75.30/139	359	516	185	378	462	175	375	476	531	3457	220	366	427	463	501	471	235	621	562	3866	7323
Red72.40/129	340	491	158	354	415	165	343	435	498	3199	182	346	407	399	475	430	223	584	537	3583	6782
White70.30/126	328	481	126	328	401	138	291	422	476	2991	163	334	335	373	418	396	187	533	506	3245	6236
White (L)75.80/133	328	481	126	328	401	138	291	422	476	2991	163	334	335	373	418	396	187	533	506	3245	6236
Gold67.20/116	269	429	101	272	308	128	266	374	384	2531	129	295	324	327	390	326	169	442	440	2842	5373
Gold (L)70.70/122	269	429	101	272	308	128	266	374	384	2531	129	295	324	327	390	326	169	442	440	2842	5373
Par	4	5	3	4	4	3	4	4	5	36	3	4	4	4	4	4	3	5	5	36	72

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3.5

Based on 5 Reviews

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David J. Reviewed August 21, 2018

I am a once or twice a week player with a 15.8 handicap average. Lubbock has been going through a heavy drought but this course was in great shape. Everything undulates...from the fairways to the greens. The greens were pretty consistent and if I were to guess, the stimp meter was probably running about 8.5 to 9. So ball speed was average and pretty smooth. This course has challenges so if you are feeling brave and cocky, it will find a way to humble you in the end. I loved this course and look forward to playing there more. Not bad for West Texas.

Daniel K. Reviewed August 17, 2013

The best course I have played in Texas by far.

Wide rolling fairways and lots of bunkers. Playing from the forward or second(mens) tees is a must for any 16+ handicapper. Don't try to be a hero or macho on this course. I had a lot more fun teeing it forward and making bogeys and doubles than playing from the whites and losing my balls, shooting quintuples and quitting on hole 10 after sinking all my balls in the water.

With a hundred bunkers and a strategic water hazard that plays on a few holes, this course is designed to be a combination of many different styles of golf links. The holes on Rawls resemble holes from Kiawah Island, Congressional (Hole 10 is a par 3 over water on both courses), St. Andrews and many other famous courses.

There is ample opportunity for low scores on some holes such as #1 and the infamous back to back par 5s on 17/18.
There are also extremely difficult holes for the average golfer such as the par 3 16th which plays over 160 from the forward tees and over 190 from the men's tees(over 200 from further back)
Most holes also have fairway and greenside bunkers which make approach shorts difficult.
This course is a perfect example of what a golf course should be. Challenging but fair and fun. If you live in Lubbock or visiting and play golf, then you should definitely play this course.

Philip Y. Reviewed August 10, 2013

A good course for west Texas. Some nice holes that demanded good shots. Played it in late July and it was green and in good shape. The greens were a little slower than I would have liked. Overall... if you're traveling through west Texas you'll find it's not a bad place to play.

eric J. Reviewed August 06, 2010

Things have changed over the past year and not for the better. It seems that they have forgotten about the rough, weeds and stickers and the greens were not as smooth as previous years. I came into to play in the afternoon and the staff was sitting in the trailerhouse/clubhouse was more concerned with the TV than customers.

Andrew O. Reviewed March 21, 2010