Omni PGA Frisco Resort & Spa
Resort hotel · Denton County
4341 PGA Pkwy, Frisco, TX 75033
Highlights
Golf, spa, dining, pools, and ranch houses await
4341 PGA Pkwy, Frisco, TX 75033 Get directions
Golf, spa, dining, pools, and ranch houses await
4341 PGA Pkwy, Frisco, TX 75033 Get directions
"Set on 660 acres and opened in May 2023, this sprawling resort was quickly recognized in Travel + Leisure’s World’s Best Awards and its T+L 500 list. Golf is the centerpiece: two 18‑hole championship courses (by Gil Hanse and Beau Welling), a short course, a large practice facility with a 12,000‑sq‑ft PGA Coaching Center, a two‑acre putting green and one of the country’s largest natural putting greens, plus indoor virtual play. Mokara Spa spans 15,000 square feet and offers whirlpools, saunas, steam rooms, a private pool with cabanas and golf‑focused treatments. Dining spans 13 outlets, from an upscale, cowboy‑chic steakhouse with a massive Swarovski horse chandelier and 45‑day dry‑aged cuts and wagyu to a sports‑bar–style Ice House where guests can eat Texas barbecue from six hitting bays; other options include The Apron (breakfast and brunch classics), Toast & Tee Coffee Collective and Green Cactus Café. The property has 500 rooms and suites plus ten four‑bedroom, 2,300‑sq‑ft Ranch House Villas with full kitchens and 24/7 concierge, and family amenities such as four kid‑friendly pools, a splash pad, family movie nights and an adults‑only rooftop pool. It regularly hosts large festivals and major golf events (including KPMG Women’s PGA Championship events and the PGA Championship in 2027), highlights accessibility with 15 accessible rooms and features sustainability measures like local sourcing, LED retrofits and EV investments. Located in Frisco roughly 29 miles from DFW Airport (about 32 miles from downtown Dallas), the resort participates in loyalty and American Express hotel programs; nightly rates start around $259." - Mae Hamilton Mae Hamilton Mae Hamilton is a digital editor covering hotels and lifestyle news at Travel + Leisure. Her work has previously appeared in Afar, The Points Guy, and Variety. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"Golfers are geeking out over this new Omni property that is another option for those that like to check in and not leave the property until its time to go home. Think 13 dining options ranging from indoor outdoor bars to a signature steakhouse and everything in between. A true golfer's paradise, there are two 18-hole courses, a 10-hole short course, two-acre putting course, and a PGA coaching center. This 500-guest room property and ten private ranch houses for group gatherings. A Mokara spa with a pool and walking trails is a place for partners who want to tag along on the vacation without swinging the sticks. Truly something FORE all." - Diana Oates
"Why book? If there is a golf weekend happening in North Texas, it has to be here. Plain and simple. Set the scene Located in Frisco and home to the new PGA Headquarters, this property has two 18-hole championship golf courses and endless space to space, sun, and wine and dine. The PGA Frisco facility is a 660-acre campus and so when you check in, you can check out of the hustle and bustle of Dallas city limits. The backstory This hotel has been a long time coming and exciting chatter at country clubs all across North Texas has been happening ever since the official word that the PGA of America was moving its headquarters to Frisco. While it is technically and Omni (and has all of the signature Omni *things* like a Mokara Spa), it has a distinct and fresh personality that is unique to this specific location. For example, the Ranch Houses which are larger rental options that feel like you are staying at a friend’s house versus a large hotel chain. The rooms I must admit, for an Omni property, the rooms feel very refreshing. There isn’t as much of a corporate vibe and the subtle nods to Texas work. The views of the fairways are enough to excite anyone, not just golfers, and the custom-designed liquor cabinets allow for the making of a Ranch Water right off the bat. The real super stars of the property, however, are the private ranch style villas. These are four bedrooms and feature a 24/7 concierge team. Food and drink There are 13 unique dining options that will satisfy you from breakfast through dinner and even after dinner drinks. Two of the concepts to make sure not to miss are Trick Rider, the seafood and steak spot, with its signature circle bar with a chandelier in the shape of a posh pony, and the Ice House which incorporates hitting bays in to the happy hour mix. It’s the perfect place to all meet up to officially get the family trip started. The spa The Mokara Spa offers respite for those who may want to relax before or after their round. It is also a great option for those vacationers who want to attend the group trip but not want to play 18-holes. The best part about the spa is the private spa pool that is for guests of the Mokara Spa only. The Tee Up is a golfer specific sports massage that incorporates press point therapy, broad spectrum CBD, and customized stretching. The neighborhood/area This hotel is the destination. If you are coming to Omni PGA Frisco, you are unlikely to leave unless you are visiting friends or going to an event in Dallas. The service is low key but accommodating. And while the staff will go out of its way to make sure its guests are well taken care of; you might have to ask if there is anything above and beyond the norm that you’re wanting to make your stay stand out. For families I was blown away at how family friendly this facility was. There are family friendly pools, a killer splash pad, family movie nights, and even a schedule of events that change with the season. Think s'mores by the fire and cookie decorating. Accessibility yes Anything left to mention? While the 18-hole championship courses are the main event at this property, do not miss some of the other golf amenities that are sometimes just as if not more fun. The Swing is a 10-hole, lighted par-3 course that is adjacent to the Ice House. Grab some balls and clubs at the Starter Shack if you don’t have your own and swing the night away." - Diana Oates
"Thursday, Nov. 23 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., guests can enjoy a plethora of holiday favorites, including roasted pumpkin bisque, a “build your own” mac & cheese bar, sage-roasted turkey, bourbon and cherry-glazed ham, smashed potatoes and cornbread stuffing. For dessert, enjoy chai cinnamon rolls, pumpkin pie, a chocolate pecan tart and more! There is also a kid-friendly menu featuring chicken fingers, PB&J, and veggie and fruit cups. For the adults, sip on pumpkin pie martinis, apple cranberry mimosas, or a warm bourbon cider. Pre-registration is required." - Courtney E. Smith
"Thursday, Nov. 23 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., guests can enjoy a plethora of holiday favorites, including roasted pumpkin bisque, a “build your own” mac & cheese bar, sage-roasted turkey, bourbon and cherry-glazed ham, smashed potatoes and cornbread stuffing. For dessert, enjoy chai cinnamon rolls, pumpkin pie, a chocolate pecan tart and more! There is also a kid-friendly menu featuring chicken fingers, PB&J, and veggie and fruit cups. For the adults, sip on pumpkin pie martinis, apple cranberry mimosas, or a warm bourbon cider. Pre-registration is required." - Courtney E. Smith
