Comanche Trail Municipal Golf Course

Big Spring sits in the southern reaches of the Permian Basin, where the High Plains begin their gradual descent toward the Edwards Plateau — a landscape of wide sky, caliche soil, mesquite scrub, and a horizon that seems to go on forever. Comanche Trail Municipal Golf Course takes its name from the historic trail that once ran through this stretch of West Texas, used by Comanche raiders moving between the plains and the settlements to the south. That history gives the course a sense of place that goes beyond the game itself.

As a city-owned course serving a working community in Howard County, Comanche Trail functions as the heart of local golf in Big Spring — the kind of public layout where serious players grow up and regulars have staked out their favorite tees for decades. This is everyday golf in the truest sense, with all the democratic spirit that implies.

West Texas conditions mean wind is rarely a non-factor, and the arid climate shapes how the course plays through the seasons. Bring your bump-and-run game.