Playability Score: 77/100 — Good
Current conditions: 93°F, wind 10 mph, 0% chance of rain.
Updated July 9, 2026
Fort Worth golf shares Dallas's climate but with a touch more prairie wind on its western edges. April, May, October, and November are the prime months between winter cold snaps and punishing summer heat. South winds of 10-15 mph are a near-daily feature worth planning around.
Every month in Fort Worth averages peak winds above 11 mph and six months top 80°F on the high — the calendar itself tells you when you need to grab a morning slot. From June through August, highs climb to 93–98°F — past the site's ideal 60–80°F window before noon on most days — so morning slots aren't optional, they're the whole strategy. Spring months push toward 16–17 mph on the wind gauge.
The practical upshot: October and November are the two months where you can reasonably book any tee time without a weather caveat. Highs sit at 81°F and 68°F respectively, wind dips to 12.8–13.6 mph, and October is the driest month on the calendar at just 6 precip days. Outside that window, knowing whether you need the 7 a.m. or the 2 p.m. slot depends heavily on the season.
March through May brings some of the best temperatures of the year, with highs from 71–84°F, but also the strongest winds on the calendar — April peaks at 16.6 mph, the windiest month in the dataset. May compounds the problem with 18 precip days, making it the wettest month of the year. An early tee time improves your odds before afternoon storms build.
July and August average highs of 97°F and 98°F — the hottest readings of the year — sitting 17–18°F above the 80°F upper comfort threshold, which rules out afternoon rounds for most players. June is only marginally better at 93°F. The silver lining is that summer wind calms somewhat; August's 12.5 mph average is the second-calmest month, so at least the 7 a.m. loop is breezy rather than brutal.
October's combination of an 81°F average high, 61°F average low, and only 6 precip days makes it the most flexible month on the Fort Worth calendar. November follows closely at 68°F and 8 precip days. Wind eases to 12.8–13.6 mph — still present, but no longer the dominant factor in your round.
January and February lows drop to 39°F, which reverses the summer logic: skip the early slot and wait for the afternoon warmth. Highs reach 58–60°F on average, which is playable but only after the morning chill burns off. February's 21°F average daily swing — the largest of any month — means conditions change significantly between first light and early afternoon.
October stands alone with just 6 precip days, an 81°F high, and 13.6 mph peak wind — the only month where all three variables line up cleanly. November offers 8 precip days and a comfortable 68°F high with wind dropping to 12.8 mph, the calmest fall month after September. September adds appeal with the calmest average peak wind of any month at 11.3 mph, though its 89°F high still argues for earlier tee times.
Effectively, yes for afternoon rounds. July and August average highs of 97°F and 98°F push well beyond comfortable playing conditions. Morning tee times before 9 a.m. are workable, but midday and afternoon rounds in July and August carry real heat risk. June at 93°F is only marginally more forgiving.
September is the calmest month, averaging 11.3 mph peak winds — the lowest of any month in the dataset. November and December both average 12.8–13.1 mph, making late fall the calmest sustained stretch. Spring is the opposite: April hits 16.6 mph on average, the windiest month of the year.
October, with only 6 precip days — less than half the 13–14 days typical of spring months. November is the second-driest at 8 days. If avoiding rain delays is the priority, plan around late October through mid-November.