Cowboys Golf Club's Driving Range Features Game-Used Turf, Field-Goal Post as Photos Surface

Twenty-five years after it was originally built, the Dallas Cowboys themed-golf club got an upgrade.

The aptly-named Cowboys Golf Club now features a 60-yard stretch of game-used artificial turf and a field-goal post taken from AT&T Stadium.

Located in Grapevine, Texas, the club was built in 2001 and features a par-72 course that covers 7,017 yards. It also includes a driving range and putting green.

According to Visit Dallas, Cowboys Golf Club is located within 15 miles of the Cowboys home at AT&T Stadium. That leaves plenty of time when the NFL season starts in the fall to get in a round before catching a game.

Per Seth Bodine of the Dallas Business Journal, Arcis Golf, which owns and operates the club, invested multiple millions of dollars into the project to completely redesign the course.

Blake Walker, CEO of Arcis Golf, explained wanting to reimagine "every aspect" of the property to create a unique fan experience:

"We reimagined every aspect of this property to create unforgettable experiences for our members and guests. From championship-caliber golf to immersive Cowboys-themed entertainment, visitors now enjoy a destination that blends world-class sport with the excitement and tradition of America's Team."

Other Cowboys-specific details include the star logo on a hillside backdrop near the third hole that will be featured after the bunkers on the third hole were moved to the front of the green.

There is also Cowboys memorabilia featured on display cases in the clubhouse, including Super Bowl trophies and Hall-of-Fame head coach Tom Landry's fedora.