THE COLLECTIVE OUTDOORS • TROPHY CLUB, TEXAS
Outdoor Living in Trophy Club, TX
Trophy Club grew up around a Ben Hogan golf course, and the people who live here like being outside. Our family-owned team, based in Fort Worth, handles the whole backyard for homes like yours: design, permits, construction and furniture, starting with a first sketch and ending when the last chair is placed.
A family company with one team from sketch to final walkthrough
We are not a store that hands you off to a contractor, and we are not a crew that leaves you to shop for furniture on your own. One TCO team handles design, HOA drawings, permits, construction and furnishings. When a question comes up halfway through the build, the person answering it is the one who drew the plan.
Stone, brick and block came first for us. Before outdoor living became our focus, the team ran large-scale masonry jobs, and that training still shows in every island, fireplace and wall we put up. Founded in 2016, we have since completed projects around Fort Worth, and much of our calendar fills through past clients and the neighbors who noticed their backyards.
Planning around Trophy Club lots, HOAs and the Town permit desk
Trophy Club began in 1973 as a planned community and incorporated as a town in 1985. Homes run from original brick and stone near the country club to larger builds from the 1990s and 2000s and custom estates in gated sections like Hogan's Glen. Newer homes fill The Highlands at Trophy Club. That range means one stock layout never fits every street.
Most standard lots fall between an eighth and a quarter acre, so we plan for efficiency before size. A compact yard might get a cover, a grill station and a strip of turf. A bigger golf course lot can carry a full outdoor room with a kitchen, a fire feature and seating for a crowd.
The town has several HOAs, and most expect architectural review before work begins. The Town's Community Development Department handles building permits and lists patio structures among the permits submitted with plans. We prepare the elevations, dimensions and material selections for both reviews, so you are never stuck translating between a builder and a committee.
Putting greens for a town that grew up on golf
A backyard putting green may be the most natural project for a Trophy Club home. We size the green to your yard, place the cups where they suit the way you practice and lay a compacted base so the surface rolls true. Turf around the green gives kids and dogs a clean place to play that stays green through a Texas August. See how we plan it on our artificial turf and putting green page for Trophy Club.
Choose where to start in your Trophy Club backyard
Shade and structure
Open fairway exposure means hard afternoon sun on a lot of yards here. Start with patio covers matched to your roofline, add a cedar, steel or louvered pergola, or raise level ground on a sloped lot with composite and wood decks.
Cooking and fire
Trophy Club is a neighborly place, and hosting gets easier when the grill lives outside for good. Plan outdoor kitchens sized to your lot, then add warmth for cool evenings with stone and brick fire features.
Ground, walls and edges
Tie the yard together with patios, walkways and driveways, level grade with retaining and seating walls, add turf and putting greens and finish the perimeter with fences and gates that pass HOA review.
Pick one area to start, or let us plan the whole yard at once so every piece fits the next. Browse finished work on our build page.
See it in person at our Fort Worth showroom
Inside 621 South Freeway sits more than 10,000 square feet of display space. Kitchens, grills, fans, furniture and structures are built at full size and arranged like a real backyard. The trip from Trophy Club runs about 25 miles, or roughly half an hour when traffic cooperates: SH 114 west, SH 170, then south on I-35W.
Test things in person before you commit. Raise the hood on a Hestan or Twin Eagles grill, settle into Sunbrella cushions on a POLYWOOD chair and stand beneath a full-size structure to check the breeze a Big Ass Fans unit pushes when the afternoon heats up. Five straight years, the readers of Fort Worth Magazine picked TCO as their Best Outdoor Store. Google reviewers put us at 4.9 stars. Stop by the Fort Worth showroom or see how our design, permit and build process unfolds step by step.
Trophy Club backyard questions
How long is the drive from Trophy Club to your showroom?
Plan on about 30 minutes in normal traffic. The trip is roughly 25 miles: take SH 114 west, pick up SH 170, then follow I-35W south to the South Freeway in Fort Worth.
Will my HOA and the Town both need to approve the project?
Often, yes. The Town of Trophy Club handles building permits through its Community Development Department, and patio structures appear on its list of permits submitted with plans. Your HOA will likely want its own architectural review. We supply the drawings and specs for each.
Can you build behind a home that backs up to the golf course?
Yes. A golf course lot needs work that looks good from the fairway as well as the patio and holds up to an occasional stray ball. We plan placement, sight lines and materials with that in mind and check any HOA rules written for course-side homes.
Do you offer financing for outdoor living projects?
Yes. LYON Financial handles our project loans, and approval rests with the lender. Bring your questions to the consultation and we will lay out the terms with you.
Tell us how your Trophy Club family wants to use the yard
Share how you cook, host and unwind, and we will come back with a plan, renderings and a clear scope of work. Rather talk it through first? Our team picks up the phone during showroom hours.
Request a Free ConsultationVisit the Fort Worth showroom
621 South Freeway
Fort Worth, TX 76104
Monday to Friday, 10 AM to 6 PM
Saturday by appointment
Sunday closed