Colonial Country Club

Lets start with the gorgeous scenery… ohhhh mawwww gawd the police officers of fort worth need a calendar… hole in one! They were all over the place.
Über…pimp…Gate 3… own pick up and drop off… great idea! so easy.
Concession and Pop Up Shops and Stores… delightful, easy service and wonderful treats. However the wine was warm… so just pass on that.
Grounds are perfection and other than some of the people smoking and thinking they own the sidewalks… self absorbed much… it was a wonderful time. Lots of cruising… skip on the cute shoes… save it for after.

The Colonial is your standard country club. Pool, golf, club house, restaurant, etc. It’s nice but nothing exceptional compared to any other country club. The staff is very nice but the food is not very good. I realize it’s difficult to create an exceptional meal for large groups but hotels do it all the time. I’m sure the colonial is a big hit with the TCU crowd I’m just not overly-​impressed.

The golf course is extremely challenging which is not a huge surprise. The greens are immaculate and you will not find a better golf venue in the area.
I have been visiting Colonial Country Club ever since I was a child. My grandparents have had a membership since I was born. There was a period a few years ago where it seemed like the service in the dining area was going downhill but not anymore. They have completely revamped the menu and staff. They are even doing some extensive remodeling to the upstairs of the club and so far it looks beautiful.
If you do get a chance to eat in the dining hall I highly recommend that your waiter be Paul. If you go enough he will remember your name and he will make sure to stop by and chat with you several times during your visit. He is very attentive and makes the dining experience that much better.

Very nice venue, I really appreciated view of the golfing green and fantastic service!
At lunch you have the option to either order a specific dish or have the buffet. The food was all very fresh and tasted flavorful. The style of food is distinctly American. Much like the food you would find in Grandma’s kitchen if she was born and raised ‘Merican.
It wasn’t too expensive (as far as I could tell) and a very pleasant place to have a conversation with business colleagues or clients.
The interior of the country club is fairly standard as it goes with a country club.

Best waiter (Paul) here. He is super attentive, always on top of things, and never misses a beat. Breakfast is good, not out of the ordinary, and totally inexpensive (suprisingly!)