Illustrative imageMalakoff, Texas
The Proving Grounds Golf Course and Driving Range
About the club
The Proving Grounds Golf Course and Driving Range is a distinguished golf & country club located in Malakoff, Texas.
Amenities
Golf Course
Club House
Driving Range
Putting Greens
Pro Shop
Dining
Fitness
Swimming Pool
Courses (2)
Membership
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The Proving Grounds Golf Course and Driving Range
Membership
2026/27
Monthly Equivalent
On request
over 10 yrs
Year 1 Total
On request
Lifetime Total
On request
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Location
3250 State Highway 198, Malakoff, Texas 75148-4824, United States
Reviews
4.5
172 reviews
Pinnacle Golf Course at Cedar Creek has become one of my absolute favorite places to play. The course has a great generational balance — you’ll see everyone from seasoned players to younger golfers out there, and it just feels like the kind of place that’s been part of the community for a long time. The staff? Truly the best you’ll find anywhere. Friendly, helpful, and they treat you like you’ve been part of the family for years. Overall, it’s a fantastic golfing experience every time. Great layout, great people, and a place I’m proud to be associated with.
David Lowry
Great place to eat, play and live! Beautiful lake views. Awesome people. Fantastic golf corse. Come say hi to great people who run it. Dee dee, Ted and Dotty
Shannon Rose
I got the chance to play this course for the first time yesterday, and wow—what a beautiful place. The greens were in fantastic shape, and I enjoyed every single minute out there. The staff in the pro shop were some of the most welcoming and polite people I’ve ever come across. I had a bit of a “goober moment” and forgot sunscreen, so I asked the two guys in the pro shop if they sold any. Instead, they handed me a complimentary packet. Honestly, I was blown away—nothing is free these days, and that small gesture really stood out. I do have a couple of small gripes: as a single, they force you to share a cart with a stranger. I even offered to pay the full cart fee myself, but the starter told me the only way I could ride solo was to pay for two full rounds. Also, the cart girl only came by on holes #2 and #17, which left me pretty thirsty for most of the round. That said, I got lucky and actually enjoyed the company of the stranger I was paired with. The course itself was incredible, and the pro shop staff really made a great impression. I’ll definitely be back—and in fact, I already plan to play again next week.
Zach Z