Weston Lakes Country Club

Weston Lakes Country Club sits in Fulshear, Texas, a growing community west of Houston in Fort Bend County. The course was designed by Hale Irwin, the three-time U.S. Open champion who transitioned to course design work, in collaboration with Gibson. Irwin's design portfolio reflects his competitive background, often emphasizing strategic shot-making and thoughtful green complexes that reward precision over pure distance. The layout occupies terrain characteristic of the upper Texas Gulf Coast region—relatively flat with scattered native vegetation and water features that provide both visual definition and strategic challenge. The routing incorporates lakes and wetlands that influence play on multiple holes, requiring golfers to manage risk around hazards while navigating the humid subtropical climate common to the Houston area. The design takes advantage of available elevation changes, modest though they may be, to create variety in hole presentation. Weston Lakes serves a residential community, functioning as both a golf amenity and social center for the neighborhood. The club offers the traditional country club experience typical of suburban Houston developments, where golf integrates with family activities and community gatherings. The course provides a venue for local competitive play and member events throughout the year, operating within the context of the region's active golf culture and year-round playing season.