Keyur Khamar
Keyur Khamar
Keyur Khamar
Keyur Khamar
Keyur Khamar
Keyur Khamar
Keyur Khamar
Keyur Khamar
Overview
A significant renovation was completed by Tom Doak (in collaboration with Brooks Koepka) to transform the old municipal course at Memorial Park—which hosted the first Houston Open in 1947 and then again from 1951 through 1965—into a layout worthy of being a PGA Tour venue. Originally built in 1912 at a hospital near Camp Logan for recovering soldiers to use, architect John Bredemus redesigned the course in 1935 and added a second nine. Now with signature Doak green complexes and tour-level conditioning, Memorial Park is once again a must-play in the state and averages 60,000 rounds a year.
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100 GREATEST/BEST IN STATE SCORES
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“Play where the pros compete during the Houston Open. Tom Doak and Brooks Koepka added some vest to an older City of Houston public course. Great value for Houston residents."
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“Recently renovated to host the Houston Open event. Greens need to be softened a bit with too much undulation for called for shots. Conditioning is spotty."
Read More2021
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“An excellent public course recently remodeled by Tom Doak. If you are looking for an enjoyable public course at a modest green fee (less than 50 dollars), I recommend Memorial Park."
Read More2020
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