Irving’s golf reputation was built on the Four Seasons Resort and Club Dallas at Las Colinas, longtime home of the AT&T Byron Nelson and still a landmark of North Texas tournament golf. The TPC Las Colinas layout and surrounding Las Colinas club scene gave this mid-cities hub a Tour-event identity distinct from Dallas proper—corporate hospitality, resort conditioning, and a course framed by urban lakes and business-park skyline rather than countryside.
Even as the Byron Nelson moved north to TPC Craig Ranch, Irving remains a place where golf and business travel intersect. Players come for polished resort rounds, practice facilities, and the lingering sense that this was once the week’s center of the PGA Tour calendar in North Texas.