White Bluff Resort sits on the shores of Lake Whitney, one of central Texas's largest reservoirs, where the Hill Country begins to flatten into the Cross Timbers region. The landscape here is rugged in a quiet way — cedar, live oak, and rocky limestone breaks dropping toward the water — and golf at this address means views across open water are never far off.
The Old Course is the original 18 at White Bluff, a private lakeside community development where golf anchors the resort lifestyle alongside boating and waterfront living. Layouts of this type tend to reward a patient, placement-focused game, and the lakeside terrain introduces enough elevation change and wind exposure to keep scoring honest without being punishing.
Whitney itself is a small town roughly 80 miles south of Fort Worth, and Lake Whitney draws weekend traffic from the Metroplex looking for something unhurried. Playing the Old Course fits that rhythm — this is golf at a deliberate pace, with scenery doing a fair amount of the heavy lifting.
