A golf course dubbed the ‘St Andrews of Texas’ has gone up for auction.
Wolf Point Golf Club, created by multi-millionaire Al Stranger, has appeared in an online auction listing at Concierge Auctions in the USA.
The Texas-based course, which was designed by Mike Nuzzo and builder Don Mahaffey is Interlaced by creeks, wide fairways and rumpled greens that the architect Tom Doak called the best in Texas. In links tradition, conditions are kept firm and fast while some 60 bunkers are also strategically sprinkled around the property.
• gWest owner breaks silence on Scotland's "ghost course"
With only one previous owner, it is thought that fewer than 200 people have had the chance to play golf at Wolf Point Golf Club.
• Koepka 'not in golf to make friends'

The property also features a 5,000-foot private airstrip, a climate-controlled hangar and, If you’re also into traveling by sea, more than 100 acres of the property sit adjacent to Caranchua Bay, giving magnificent views of the Gulf Coast.
• Golf hotel in Scotland set to open with EYE-WATERING prices
Stranger made good use of his private club, playing the
course nearly every day with a friend. But he died in 2016, after a fall, at
79, and last year, his widow, Dianna, had the property listed through a broker
for $11.5 million.
• Reputable English club suffers SHOCKING vandalism
Take a look at some more images of the course below:
Image credit: Concierge Auction



