The Golf Club of Dallas is a municipal golf course in south Dallas on the east side of US 67 on Red Bird.

The golf course is a classic layout winding along narrow, tree-lined fairways over a rolling topography. There's a constant variety of holes with dog legs, sloping fairways, several streams contributing to a large lake, and sand bunkers bordering the modest, raised greens. It was originally known as the Oak Cliff Country Club, a private club designed by Perry and Press Maxwell in the early 1950s, and was once the venue for the Dallas Open. There are four sets of tees, with the white tees playing to 5,727 yards, 67.5/124 course/slope ratings.