The Bluebonnet Course at Grapevine Golf Club represents a collaboration between architect Joe Finger and touring professional Byron Nelson, who contributed his playing insights to the design. Located in Grapevine, Texas—a city positioned between Dallas and Fort Worth near the DFW International Airport—the course occupies land characteristic of the North Texas region, with its mix of native grasses, mature trees, and gently rolling terrain. The layout reflects the design sensibilities of its era, when Finger was actively shaping courses across Texas and the Southwest. The routing takes advantage of the property's natural contours and existing vegetation, incorporating the kind of strategic elements that Nelson valued from his competitive career: clear sightlines from the tee, variety in approach shot requirements, and greens that reward precision without excessive severity. Water features appear on several holes, typical of Texas parkland designs where irrigation ponds serve both functional and aesthetic purposes. The course provides a straightforward test for members and visitors, with enough length and challenge to engage skilled players while remaining accessible to recreational golfers. Grapevine Golf Club operates as a municipal facility, serving both local residents and travelers drawn to the area's proximity to the airport and Lake Grapevine. The Bluebonnet Course shares the property with the club's other layout, offering golfers in the mid-cities region an established public option with ties to one of Texas golf's most respected figures.