Mira Vista Country Club

Surrounding the multi-level Clubhouse is the 18-hole championship Golf Course that impressively winds its way through Mira Vista, presenting an array of beautiful holes that offer challenging play for every level of ability. The masterful Mira Vista course is the creation of golf professional Tom Weiskopf and golf course architect Jay Morrish.

Site of the 1994 Texas State Amateur, the 1997 Southern Amateur, and the 2000 Texas State Mid-Amateur Championship, Mira Vista features 419 Bermuda fairways, Tifeagle greens and multiple tee areas on each hole.

The par 71 course has a maximum total yardage of 6,849. Native grasses and a panorama of wildflowers provide an extraordinary park-like environment.

The Golf Course

Since inception, Mira Vista Country Club has been the site for the Tournament as well as a dedicated participant.   As the site for the 2004 USGA Girl's Junior Championship selection by the USGA is testament to the quality and difficulty of Mira Vista and the integrity of the Kathy Whitworth Invitational, a tournament nationally ranked by Golfweek/Titleist.