Black Hawk Country Club sits in Richmond, Texas, approximately thirty miles southwest of downtown Houston in Fort Bend County. The course was designed by Rees Jones with Greg Muirhead and opened in the early 1990s as part of a master-planned residential community. Jones, known for his U.S. Open course renovations and strategic design approach, brought his trademark emphasis on shot values and risk-reward decision-making to this Houston-area layout. The routing unfolds across relatively flat terrain typical of the Gulf Coast region, though the design incorporates substantial earthmoving to create elevation changes, mounding, and strategic contours. Water features appear throughout the course, reflecting both the natural hydrology of the area and design intent to define playing corridors and frame approach shots. The layout demands accuracy off the tee and precise iron play, with bunker complexes positioned to challenge both wayward drives and approaches that miss their intended landing areas. Black Hawk serves as a private club facility with a membership drawn largely from Richmond and the western Houston suburbs. The course hosts member competitions and has been part of the regional golf landscape for over three decades. The property benefits from mature tree growth that has developed since opening, adding definition to holes and contributing to the parkland character common to established Texas courses in this part of the state.