Featured Club
Bluejack National
Montgomery, Texas
Golfweek #1 in Texas
767 Acres
TGR Design
Est. 2016
Montgomery, Texas
Tucked into 767 acres of rolling pine-covered hills fifty miles northwest of Houston, Bluejack National is the club that proved Tiger Woods could build courses as brilliantly as he played them. Opened in 2016 as the first TGR Design course in the United States, it immediately redefined what a modern private golf community could be — not just a great course with houses around it, but a genuine family destination where the golf happens to be world-class.
The championship course at Bluejack National is an 18-hole, par-72 design stretching 7,552 yards from the back tees — a collaboration between Tiger Woods and design partner Beau Welling that carries the fingerprints of the courses Tiger revered most. The design philosophy borrows liberally from Augusta National: wide, sweeping fairways, no traditional rough, and a single cut of meticulously maintained Zoysia grass that lets the ball roll and chase across firm, fast conditions. The result is a course where strategy, not survival, is the defining challenge.
The routing takes full advantage of Bluejack's rolling topography, weaving through corridors of mature longleaf pines and hardwoods that give the property a character far removed from the flat coastal prairie most people associate with Texas. Natural lakes and streams are integrated into the design, not as punitive hazards but as strategic elements that reward bold play. The contoured greens, surrounded by tight-mowed Zoysia, offer a variety of short-game options — bump-and-run, chip, or putt from well off the putting surface. It's golf reduced to its most creative form.
Beyond the championship course, Bluejack is home to The Playgrounds — a celebrated 10-hole par-3 course designed for speed of play and casual enjoyment. It was on The Playgrounds that 11-year-old Taylor Crozier made a hole-in-one during the course's grand opening, with Tiger Woods himself standing at his side. The moment, captured on camera and seen by millions, became one of the most memorable images in the club's young history and a testament to the spirit of accessible, joyful golf that Bluejack cultivates.
We've tried to do the same thing here at Bluejack, so you can play one ball the whole round. There are not too many courses like that anymore.Tiger Woods
At the center of Bluejack's social life sits The Porch — the club's signature dining and gathering space, designed to feel less like a traditional golf clubhouse and more like the great room of a beloved family home. The restaurant offers seasonal, chef-driven menus that elevate the standard country-club dining experience, with a bourbon bar that has become a post-round institution among members. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame panoramic views of the course, and the terrace seating at golden hour is, by most accounts, the best seat in Montgomery County.
The Porch is where milestone celebrations happen — birthdays, anniversaries, and deals closed over a good meal. But it's equally the place for a Tuesday evening burger with the kids or a spontaneous gathering after an afternoon round. This duality is by design. Bluejack also operates The Place, a full-service restaurant and retail space adjacent to the pro shop that caters to the casual, everyday rhythms of club life — quick lunches between activities, grabbing gear before a round, or picking up a gift from the curated boutique.
What separates Bluejack from the traditional private golf club is the sheer breadth of its non-golf amenities. The crown jewel is The Fort, a sprawling activity complex that earned Golf Inc.'s Amenity of the Year distinction. Outside, there are two resort-style pools, a 150-foot water slide, and a full water park designed for younger members. A miniature replica of Fenway Park hosts spirited wiffle ball games, and there are regulation-quality courts for basketball, pickleball, and tennis across a dedicated Tennis Courtyard. Inside The Fort, families find bowling lanes, a game room, arts and crafts studios, a burger bar, and an ice cream parlor — enough to keep every generation occupied from morning to night.
For quieter pursuits, The Sanctuary is Bluejack's 12,370-square-foot spa and wellness facility. A heated lap pool, cold plunge, salt sauna, and steam rooms anchor the recovery wing, while private treatment rooms and a full-service salon and barber cater to those seeking a more refined pause from the day. Molly's Café, tucked inside The Sanctuary, serves fresh juices, smoothies, and a seasonal cocktail menu. Beyond the built environment, Bluejack's 767 acres include seven miles of walking and biking trails, fishing lakes stocked with bass, and canoeing — a landscape designed for active, outdoor living year-round.
Bluejack's residential offerings span a wide range of price points and formats, all unified by the principle that ownership here includes full access to the lifestyle. Member suites — the entry point — start around $895,000 and offer a turn-key, low-maintenance footprint for those who want a weekend retreat or pied-à-terre on the property. Traditional homes occupy the $1.5 to $2.5 million range, while estate homes push upward of $3.85 million for larger lots and custom builds that take full advantage of the rolling, wooded terrain.
One of the more distinctive neighborhoods is the collection of 18 Lake Villas, sited on a private bass lake with pricing around $1.4 million — a compelling option for families drawn as much to waterfront living as to golf. Every home at Bluejack comes with a golf cart and a Lifestyle Membership, meaning there are no barriers to participation from day one. The median home size across the community is approximately 3,441 square feet, and active new construction continues to expand the footprint with contemporary Texas ranch-style architecture that feels native to the land. It's a community that's still being built, still evolving — and that sense of momentum is part of the appeal.
What ultimately defines Bluejack National isn't the caliber of the course, the size of the homes, or the length of the amenity list — though all three are formidable. It's the culture. Bluejack was built around a simple philosophy: the best way to come together as a family is for everybody to have something to do during the day and come back together at the dinner table. That ethos permeates everything, from the way The Fort buzzes with kids and parents on a Saturday afternoon to the quiet companionship of a sunrise walk along the trails. The membership draws a mix of active professional athletes, business leaders, and young families — people who chose Bluejack not as a status symbol, but as a place to actually live, play, and raise their children. The result is something rare in the private-club world: a community that feels genuinely multigenerational, where a grandparent bowling with a six-year-old and a group of friends playing the back nine are equally central to the experience. At Bluejack, world-class golf and resort-style living don't compete for attention — they simply coexist, naturally, as though they were always meant to.
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