The golf course at Lake Windcrest is a testament to the vision of architect Thomas Walker. By integrating the natural topography of Magnolia’s towering pine and hardwood forests with a complex, technical layout, Walker created an 18-hole, par-72 experience that challenges the elite player while remaining inviting for the casual enthusiast.
Play a Thomas Walker design where generous fairways move through mature vegetation, natural water features shape decisions and Tif-Eagle greens reward a composed short game across 7,040 yards of championship golf.
Our commitment to your improvement goes beyond the round; we provide the professional-grade infrastructure, technology, and coaching necessary to take your game to the next level, whether you are a scratch golfer or just beginning your journey.
Whether you're a serious golfer, fitness buff, world traveler or foodie, there's an XLife option to fuel your passion. It's a great way to explore even more of what the Invited network and our international roster of Alliance Clubs have to offer.
Hosting a tournament at Lake Windcrest Golf Club means more than just securing a date on the calendar; it means partnering with a team dedicated to the seamless, high-touch execution of your event. From the initial planning phases to the final award ceremony, we apply the same professional rigor to your tournament that we apply to our own club championships.
Our membership team is available to answer questions and guide you through the process.
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Through Invited and XLife benefits, nearby clubs offer more ways to play, practice, and explore different course designs without leaving the region.
A welcoming 27-hole facility featuring three distinct nines that treat players to open landing zones and a relaxed, classic pace of play.
A highly strategic Bruce Devlin and Robert von Hagge design that keeps you on your toes with winding water hazards on nearly every hole.
A pure, authentic 27-hole links experience featuring dramatic rolling dunes, deep bunkering, and open-air breezes reminiscent of the British Isles.
