Trophy Club
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Trophy Club
Snapshot
✓ Pros
- Known as one of the safer, more peaceful suburban communities in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
- For golf enthusiasts and those who enjoy country club living, Trophy Club offers world-class facilities.
- Excellent public school options through NISD attract families.
✗ Cons
- Home prices and taxes are above average compared to many other DFW suburbs.
- Nightlife and cultural amenities are more limited locally, with many resorting to nearby Southlake, Grapevine, or Dallas for evening entertainment.
- As Trophy Club grows, balancing development with its character and infrastructure needs remains a focus
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Averaged across Trophy Club, weighted by where people live. #23 of 84 cities. Its most walkable areas reach 50, and 36% of residents live somewhere walkable (50+).
Local life in Trophy Club
Trophy Club was built from 1973 around a golf course and incorporated in 1985, so it has no historic main street. SH 114 runs through town along the Denton-Tarrant county line, and most shops and restaurants sit on its frontage road.
Day-to-day Trophy Club3,5,6,11,12,14,16,17,18,20,22,23,24,26,27,29,36,37,38,39,40,43,44
- 1Chipotle Mexican Grill
- 2Gyro Rice and Spice
- 3Pour Sports
- 4The Original Roy Hutchins Barbeque
- 5HG Sply Co.
- 6Tom Thumb (grocery + pharmacy)
- 7Walmart Supercenter
- 8Walgreens
- 9Methodist primary care clinic
- 10Baylor Scott & White Medical Center-Trophy Club
- 11Trophy Club Park
- 12Harmony Park
- 13Freedom Dog Park
- 14Trophy Club Community Pool
- 15Lakeview Elementary
- 16Samuel Beck Elementary
- 17Medlin Middle School
- 18Byron Nelson High School
- 19Town Hall / Police
- 20Fire Department / EMS
- 21Medlin Cemetery (Memorial Day ceremony)
- 22Trophy Club Town Center (Art & Garden Festival)
Businesses limited to those with 2025-26 evidence of operating. Park addresses come from a 2019 guide and a 2025 TDLR filing. Off the map (farther out): Kroger, Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Southlake, Baylor Scott & White Medical Center-Grapevine, Medical City Alliance.
Trophy Club's year, month by month7,9,11,44,45,46
| Month | Event | Where |
|---|---|---|
| May | Memorial Day ceremony | Medlin Cemetery, 1130 Trophy Club Dr. |
| May | Women's Club Art & Garden Festival (Mother's Day weekend) | Trophy Club Town Center, 2240 SH 114 |
| July 4 | Patriot 5K, Parade of Patriots, festival and fireworks | Beck Elementary; Medlin Middle; Independence Park East |
| Nov-Dec | Holiday lights contest | Town-wide (run from Town Hall) |
| December | Bobcat Dazzlers Holiday Market (Dec 12, 2026) | Byron Nelson High School |
Months reflect 2023-2026 listings. Only the July 4 and Dec 12 dates are confirmed for 2026. The town's own calendar could not be accessed.
Drive times from central Trophy Club1
- Southlake Town Square6.2 mi11 min
- Texas Motor Speedway7.8 mi15 min
- Downtown Grapevine9.8 mi16 min
- Las Colinas18.8 mi24 min
- DFW Airport15.1 mi25 min
- Downtown Fort Worth23.4 mi29 min
- Downtown Denton18.8 mi30 min
- Dallas Galleria area27.0 mi35 min
- Downtown Dallas30.3 mi38 min
- Legacy West, Plano30.6 mi38 min
- Dallas Love Field28.4 mi39 min
Realust calculation with the OSRM open routing engine from 33.0000, -97.1890. Free-flow times; weekday rush hour adds time.
What's in town vs. nearby1,5,12,14,16,17,18,20,21,22,23,24,26,27,29,40,42
| Need | In Trophy Club | Nearest outside town |
|---|---|---|
| Full grocery | Tom Thumb, 101 Trophy Lake Dr. | Walmart Supercenter, Roanoke (~6 min); Kroger, Southlake (~11 min) |
| Pharmacy | Walgreens, 541 Trophy Lake Dr.; Tom Thumb Pharmacy | Walmart pharmacy, Roanoke |
| Emergency care | Baylor Scott & White-Trophy Club, 2850 SH 114 (listed 24/7) | Medical City Alliance (~16 min); 24/7 clinic, 321 W. Southlake Blvd. |
| Full-service hospital | None confirmed (in-town hospital is a surgical hospital) | Texas Health Southlake (~11 min); Baylor Scott & White-Grapevine (~14 min) |
| Primary care | Methodist clinic, 2204 SH 114 (spring 2026) | - |
| Casual dining | Chipotle, Gyro Rice and Spice, Pour Sports, Roy Hutchins BBQ, HG Sply Co. | Southlake Town Square (~11 min), downtown Grapevine (~16 min) |
| Lake / trails | Trophy Club Park on Lake Grapevine (7+ mi of trails) | - |
| Library | Not confirmed | Not researched |
| Fire / ambulance | Trophy Club Fire Department (town-run EMS) | - |
Drive minutes are Realust OSRM estimates to approximate endpoints.
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No old downtown: the town center is on SH 114
Trophy Club was built from 1973 around a golf course and incorporated in 1985, so it has no historic main street. SH 114 runs through town along the Denton-Tarrant county line, and most shops and restaurants sit on its frontage road.
Trophy Club Town Center, in the 2200 block of SH 114, is the closest thing to a downtown. Chipotle opened at 2200 SH 114 in April 2025. Gyro Rice and Spice opened in July 2025 at 2220 SH 114, Ste. 430. Pour Sports, a sports bar with more than 50 TVs, began serving food at 2230 SH 114 in January 2025. A Methodist-affiliated primary care clinic with an on-site lab and pharmacy was built out at 2204 SH 114 for a spring 2026 opening.
Farther west on SH 114, The Original Roy Hutchins Barbeque (3000 SH 114) seats 418 and has council approval to enclose its patio, with work set for early 2026. HG Sply Co. sits at 2980 SH 114 frontage road. In January 2026 the town hired consultants for a small area plan, called The Grove at TC, for town-owned SH 114 frontage near Town Hall. As of April 2026 it was still looking for a developer.
The year centers on the Fourth of July
Independence Day is the town's largest event. In 2025 it opened with the Patriot 5K and fun run at 7:15 a.m. at Beck Elementary. The 10 a.m. Parade of Patriots ran about 1.8 miles from Medlin Middle School. A free evening festival at Independence Park East had live music, food vendors and bounce houses, with fireworks ending near 10 p.m. Fox 4 listed the town's 2026 celebration on July 4.
The town holds a Memorial Day ceremony at Medlin Cemetery (1130 Trophy Club Dr.). The Trophy Club Women's Club has held an Art & Garden Festival at Trophy Club Town Center over Mother's Day weekend since 2021. In 2025 the town marked its 40th anniversary. December brings a holiday lights contest run from Town Hall, and the Byron Nelson High School Bobcat Dazzlers Holiday Market (150+ vendors) is set for Dec. 12, 2026.
Parks, Lake Grapevine and trails
Trophy Club Park (2885 Trophy Park Dr.) is on the shore of Lake Grapevine. It has more than 7 miles of natural trails for hiking, horseback riding and mountain biking, an ATV area on the north side, disc golf, picnic tables and restrooms. It charges admission. The Great Blue Heron Trail alone runs 2.8 miles one way.
Harmony Park (699 Indian Creek Dr.) is the main sports park, with soccer fields, tennis, bocce, basketball and two playgrounds. The town broke ground on six pickleball courts there in February 2025, at a cost of $1.12 million. Freedom Dog Park and a toddler playground share a site at 2675 Trophy Park Dr. Independence Park East hosts the July 4 festival. The community pool at 500 Parkview Dr. got a $2 million renovation with new water slides and shade structures, scheduled to finish by June 30, 2026.
We found no park acreage published by the town that we could access, so acreage is left blank.
Errands: most in town, the rest a short drive
Trophy Club has one full-size grocery store, Tom Thumb at 101 Trophy Lake Dr., open 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. with a pharmacy. Walgreens is at 541 Trophy Lake Dr., at SH 114. For more choice, the Walmart Supercenter at 1228 N. US 377 in Roanoke is about 6 minutes away, and Kroger at 2110 E. Southlake Blvd. is about 11 minutes.
Baylor Scott & White Medical Center-Trophy Club (2850 SH 114) is a surgical hospital that Community Impact lists as open 24/7. For a full-service hospital, Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Southlake (1545 E. Southlake Blvd.) and Baylor Scott & White-Grapevine (1650 W. College St.) are roughly 11 to 14 minutes away, and Medical City Alliance in north Fort Worth about 16. Town Hall is at 1 Trophy Wood Dr.
Schools
Nearly all of Trophy Club is in Northwest ISD; a very small part is in Carroll ISD. Four Northwest ISD campuses are in town: Lakeview Elementary (100 Village Trail), Samuel Beck Elementary (401 Parkview Dr.), Medlin Middle School (601 Parkview Dr., grades 6-8) and Byron Nelson High School (2775 Bobcat Blvd.), a 6A school with about 3,000 students. Elementary attendance depends on address.
TEA gave Northwest ISD a B (82 of 100) for 2025-26. Campus ratings for 2026 were not confirmed. The latest ratings shown by the Texas Tribune's explorer are A for Lakeview, Beck and Medlin (Medlin's marked 2024-25) and B for Byron Nelson.
Getting around and public safety
SH 114 is the main road, connecting east to DFW Airport and Dallas and west toward Alliance and I-35W. Off-peak from central Trophy Club, Southlake Town Square is about 11 minutes, DFW Airport about 25, Las Colinas about 24, downtown Fort Worth about 29, Denton about 30, and downtown Dallas and Love Field about 38 to 39. Rush hour on SH 114 will add time. We found no public transit service.
The town runs its own police department, based at 1 Trophy Wood Dr. Trophy Club Fire Department is a career department with two stations, headquartered at 295 Trophy Club Dr. The town also holds an ambulance provider registration at that address, so EMS is town-run.
Not confirmed yet
- Park acreage: the town's website (trophyclub.org) blocks automated access, so no town-published acreage could be read.
- Whether Trophy Club has its own public library, and its address and hours.
- 2026 TEA ratings for Lakeview, Beck, Medlin and Byron Nelson.
- Exact grade ranges for Lakeview and Beck elementaries.
- Address of Independence Park East and Independence Park West.
- Whether the Harmony Park pickleball courts opened on time (fall 2025) and whether the pool renovation finished by June 30, 2026.
- Whether the Methodist primary care clinic at 2204 SH 114 opened in spring 2026 as planned.
- 2026 dates for the Art & Garden Festival, Memorial Day ceremony and holiday events.
- Police headcount and the ISO fire rating.
- Private schools nearby.
Questions people ask
Is there a grocery store in Trophy Club?
Yes. Tom Thumb at 101 Trophy Lake Dr. is open 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. and has a pharmacy. The Walmart Supercenter in Roanoke is about 6 minutes away and Kroger in Southlake about 11.
How far is Trophy Club from DFW Airport?
About 15 miles, roughly 25 minutes off-peak via SH 114, by our OSRM estimate. Love Field is about 39 minutes.
Where is the nearest hospital to Trophy Club?
Baylor Scott & White Medical Center-Trophy Club (2850 SH 114) is in town and listed as open 24/7, but it is a surgical hospital. Full-service hospitals in Southlake and Grapevine are about 11 to 14 minutes away, and Medical City Alliance about 16.
What school district serves Trophy Club?
Northwest ISD covers nearly all of the town; a very small part is in Carroll ISD. Lakeview and Beck elementaries, Medlin Middle School and Byron Nelson High School are all in town. Northwest ISD earned a B (82) for 2025-26.
Can you hike or ride ATVs in Trophy Club?
Yes. Trophy Club Park on Lake Grapevine has more than 7 miles of natural trails for hiking, horseback riding and mountain biking, plus an ATV area. It charges admission.
What does Trophy Club do for the Fourth of July?
A 5K at 7:15 a.m., the Parade of Patriots at 10 a.m., and a free evening festival with live music and fireworks at Independence Park East.
Does Trophy Club have its own police and fire departments?
Yes. The police department is based at Town Hall, 1 Trophy Wood Dr. The fire department is a career department with two stations, and the town runs its own ambulance service.
Is there public transit in Trophy Club?
We found no bus or rail service. Most trips use SH 114.
Sources (46) · checked Oct 28, 2026
- OSRM open routing engine (Realust drive-time calculation, Oct 28, 2026)
- Wikipedia, Trophy Club, Texas
- TDLR TABS2025024217, Trophy Club Community Pool Renovation
- Community Impact, Trophy Club breaks ground on Harmony Park pickleball courts (Feb 2025)
- North Texas Trails, Trophy Club Park (Sept 2025)
- Macaroni Kid North Fort Worth, parks in Trophy Club/Roanoke/Alliance (June 2019)
- Fox 4, July 4th fireworks 2026 in Dallas-Fort Worth
- Community Impact, Fourth of July events in Grapevine, Southlake and Trophy Club (July 2024)
- Cross Timbers Gazette, July 4 2025 events listing
- Community Impact, Trophy Club kicks off 40-year anniversary (Mar 2025)
- Community Impact, Trophy Club to host Mother's Day festival (May 2024)
- Tom Thumb, 101 Trophy Lake Dr. store page
- Community Impact, Development wave hits SH 114 in Southlake, Trophy Club (Apr 29, 2026)
- Community Impact, Chipotle now serves in Trophy Club (Apr 2025)
- TDLR TABS2024024812, Chipotle TI Trophy Club
- Community Impact, Original Roy Hutchins Barbeque to expand Trophy Club location (Aug 2025)
- Community Impact, Pour Sports now serving food and drinks in Trophy Club (Jan 2025)
- Community Impact, Gyro Rice and Spice in Trophy Club (Aug 2025)
- Southlake Style, HG Sply Co. to open in Trophy Club (Aug 2019)
- Marcus & Millichap, HG Sply Co. Trophy Club property listing
- Community Impact, Urgent care clinics in Grapevine, Colleyville, Southlake, Trophy Club (May 2025)
- TDLR TABS2026022313, Baylor Scott & White Medical Center-Trophy Club GI renovation
- HealthcareComps, hospitals near 76177
- Community Impact, Methodist Health System readies new clinic in Trophy Club (Oct 2025)
- TDLR TABS2026009913, MMG Primary Care, 2204 SH 114
- Walgreens store #6047, 541 Trophy Lake Dr.
- Walmart Supercenter #5247, Roanoke
- TDLR TABS2026005808, Walmart #5247 Roanoke
- Kroger, Southlake store listing
- Community Impact, Northwest ISD receives B rating for 2025-26 (Aug 17, 2026)
- Texas Tribune Public Schools Explorer, Byron Nelson High School
- Texas Tribune Public Schools Explorer, Lakeview Elementary
- Texas Tribune Public Schools Explorer, Samuel Beck Elementary
- Texas Tribune Public Schools Explorer, Medlin Middle School
- Texas Tribune lookup, Medlin Middle School (2024-25 rating, grades, address)
- Lakeview Elementary campus site (Northwest ISD)
- Medlin Middle School campus site (Northwest ISD)
- Byron Nelson High School campus site (Northwest ISD)
- Samuel Beck Elementary campus site (Northwest ISD)
- NERIS (FSRI), Trophy Club Fire Department FD48121439
- Denton County directory, Trophy Club Fire Department
- NPIScan, Town of Trophy Club ambulance provider (NPI 1811901598)
- TCOLE-hosted Trophy Club PD officer vacancy bulletin (Jan 2026)
- Cross Timbers Gazette, Memorial Day events (May 2024)
- The Craft Map, Trophy Club fairs 2026
- Community Impact, Things to do in Keller, Roanoke, Fort Worth in Nov-Dec (Nov 2023)
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Drive to major employers from Trophy Club
Rush-hour drive times from the center of Trophy Club, weekday at 8:00 AM.
| Workplace | 8 AM rush | No traffic | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fidelity InvestmentsWestlake | 6 min | 6 min | 2.3 mi |
| Charles SchwabWestlake | 6 min | 6 min | 3.4 mi |
| AllianceTexasFort Worth | 15 min | 16 min | 11.2 mi |
| American AirlinesFort Worth | 26 min | 19 min | 16.9 mi |
| DFW AirportDFW | 27 min | 18 min | 13.7 mi |
| Downtown Fort WorthFort Worth | 28 min | 26 min | 24.3 mi |
| McKessonLas Colinas | 28 min | 19 min | 16.9 mi |
| Kimberly-ClarkIrving | 30 min | 21 min | 19.1 mi |
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| Workplace | 8 AM rush | No traffic | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Las Colinas Urban CenterIrving | 31 min | 21 min | 19.4 mi |
| University of North TexasDenton | 33 min | 29 min | 22.9 mi |
| Texas Woman's UniversityDenton | 35 min | 31 min | 25.2 mi |
| Arlington Entertainment DistrictArlington | 36 min | 29 min | 24.5 mi |
| Lockheed MartinFort Worth | 37 min | 36 min | 31.8 mi |
| Toyota North America HQPlano | 39 min | 29 min | 29.1 mi |
| JPMorgan Chase Legacy WestPlano | 40 min | 29 min | 30 mi |
| Frito-Lay / PepsiCoPlano | 40 min | 30 min | 29.1 mi |
| Southwest AirlinesLove Field | 42 min | 32 min | 25.9 mi |
| Capital OnePlano | 43 min | 33 min | 32 mi |
| Legacy WestPlano | 43 min | 31 min | 30.2 mi |
| The StarFrisco | 43 min | 33 min | 32.5 mi |
| UT Southwestern / Medical DistrictDallas | 44 min | 29 min | 26.8 mi |
| Keurig Dr PepperFrisco | 45 min | 34 min | 31.6 mi |
| Dallas Love FieldDallas | 45 min | 34 min | 27.8 mi |
| Texas InstrumentsDallas | 46 min | 34 min | 31.8 mi |
| Tyler TechnologiesPlano | 47 min | 36 min | 32.1 mi |
| Galleria / LBJDallas | 48 min | 32 min | 27.7 mi |
| Downtown DallasDallas | 49 min | 34 min | 30.5 mi |
| Medical City PlanoPlano | 49 min | 36 min | 33.7 mi |
| UT DallasRichardson | 49 min | 37 min | 34.9 mi |
| AT&TDowntown Dallas | 50 min | 34 min | 30.5 mi |
| State Farm CityLineRichardson | 50 min | 38 min | 37.9 mi |
| Telecom CorridorRichardson | 50 min | 36 min | 37.3 mi |
| Uptown DallasDallas | 51 min | 34 min | 30.7 mi |
| Baylor University Medical CenterDallas | 56 min | 37 min | 32.1 mi |
| RaytheonMcKinney | 58 min | 47 min | 46.5 mi |
| SMUUniversity Park | 65 min | 41 min | 33.6 mi |
Source: Google Routes forecast, updated October 2026. Find where to live near your work →
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Hidden costs in Trophy Club
A Trophy Club home on the Denton County side pays four taxing units in 2025: Northwest ISD at 1.0841, the town at 0.4129, Denton County at 0.1859 and Trophy Club Municipal Utility District No. 1 at 0.0681.
Where a typical Trophy Club homestead tax bill goes (2025)1,2,7,12,14,15,16,17,19
- Northwest ISD$7,361/yr
- Town of Trophy Club$3,347/yr
- Denton County$1,508/yr
- Trophy Club MUD No. 1$558/yr
Homestead at the MUD's 2025 average taxable value of $818,986, Denton County side, owner under 65. On the Tarrant County side the county-level lines total $3,221 instead of $1,508.
Base 2025 tax rate: Trophy Club vs. nearby cities1,7
- Trophy Club (Tarrant Co.) + MUDNISD2.03%
- Fort Worth (Denton Co., NISD)1.94%
- Trophy Club (Denton Co.) + MUDNISD1.75%
- Argyle1.70%
- Flower Mound1.69%
- Roanoke1.60%
- Haslet1.59%
- Northlake1.57%
- Westlake1.46%
Other cities' bars are Denton County-side totals from the title sheet and exclude any MUD or PID they may have. Trophy Club's bars include MUD No. 1 (0.06814) because it now covers the whole town; without it the Denton-side total is 1.6829.
Monthly cost beyond the mortgage (sourced parts only)1,2,7,8,9,23,25,26,28
- Property tax (homestead, incl. MUD)$1,065/mo
- Electric (1,000 kWh, lowest listed plan)$141/mo
- Water + sewer (MUD, 7,000 gal)$106/mo
- HOA (Highlands at Trophy Club, about)$43/mo
- Trash & recycling$26/mo
Insurance and internet are not included because neither was sourced. HOA applies only where a neighborhood has one; Highlands listings show $125/quarter and $525/year.
Utility providers6,9,11,23,24,25
| Service | Provider | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Electric | Oncor delivery; choose a retail provider | Lowest listed plan about 14.1¢/kWh at 1,000 kWh (Oct. 28, 2026) |
| Water & sewer | Trophy Club MUD No. 1 | Water $20.26 base + tiers from $4.69/1,000 gal; sewer $22.15 base on winter average; $100 deposit |
| Fire protection | Trophy Club MUD No. 1 (with the town under an interlocal agreement) | Funded mainly by the MUD's 0.05712 fire tax |
| Trash & recycling | Community Waste Disposal (town contract) | $25.71/month (2025); twice-weekly trash |
| Natural gas | Not confirmed | |
| Internet | AT&T Fiber, FiberFirst, Spectrum; 5G home and satellite options | Fiber up to 5 Gbps (FCC data) |
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Four taxing units, one of them a MUD
A Trophy Club home on the Denton County side pays four taxing units in 2025: Northwest ISD at 1.0841, the town at 0.4129, Denton County at 0.1859 and Trophy Club Municipal Utility District No. 1 at 0.0681. All rates are per $100 of value. Together that is about 1.75% before exemptions.
Exemptions are modest outside the school district. Northwest ISD takes $140,000 off a homestead. The town and Denton County each take 1%, with a $5,000 minimum. The MUD gives no general homestead exemption. Owners 65 and older get $35,000 off from the town and $55,000 from Denton County.
The MUD's 2025 average homestead had a taxable value of $818,986. On that home the bill comes to about $12,770 a year, or $1,065 a month, an effective rate near 1.56%. The school district is more than half of it. The same house as a rental with no exemptions would owe about $14,340.
Northwest ISD cut its rate to 1.0638 for 2026. The town's 2026 rate was not confirmed.
The MUD now covers the whole town
Trophy Club MUD No. 1 supplies water and sewer and pays for fire protection for all of Trophy Club and part of Westlake. Most of its tax goes to fire service: 5.7 cents of the 6.8-cent rate. On the average homestead, the MUD's share is about $558 a year.
The Highlands at Trophy Club area was set up as a public improvement district. Until September 2025, those homes paid a PID fire assessment and an $8.27 monthly surcharge on the water bill instead of the MUD tax. From October 2025, they pay the MUD tax like the rest of town. One Highlands listing says the PID assessment on that lot is paid off. Check the Denton County tax bill for any remaining PID line before you buy.
The Tarrant County side costs more
A small part of town sits in Tarrant County. There, Tarrant County, the JPS hospital district and Tarrant County College replace Denton County. Their combined rate is 0.4635, against 0.1859 in Denton County. The base rate rises to about 2.03% with the MUD, and the same $818,986 homestead would owe about $14,490 a year. Confirm the county by address.
Water and sewer come from the MUD
The MUD's water rate starts with a $20.26 monthly charge for a standard meter, then $4.69 per 1,000 gallons up to 6,000 gallons and higher tiers above that. Sewer is $22.15 a month plus tiered charges based on your winter water use. At 7,000 gallons a month, water and sewer come to about $106.
New accounts pay a $100 deposit, which is credited back after two years of on-time payments. The MUD buys treated water through Fort Worth and Tarrant Regional Water District, and it passed a 2% wholesale increase through to water rates in October 2025.
Electric, trash and internet
Oncor owns the lines, so residents shop for a retail electric plan. In late October 2026 the lowest listed plan cost about 14.1 cents per kWh at 1,000 kWh, or about $141 a month with delivery included.
The town contracts with Community Waste Disposal. The 2025 rate was $25.71 a month for twice-weekly trash, weekly recycling and weekly bulk pickup. A larger recycling cart costs $3.41 more.
Federal broadband data lists AT&T Fiber at every location and FiberFirst at most, both up to 5 Gbps. Spectrum cable covers the town, and 5G home internet and satellite are also available.
HOA, rent and commute
Highlands at Trophy Club listings show mandatory HOA dues of about $42 to $44 a month ($125 a quarter in one listing, $525 a year in another). Dues in other neighborhoods were not confirmed.
About 89% of occupied homes are owner-occupied, and the ACS median gross rent was about $1,821 a month. The average commute is about 25 minutes.
Not confirmed yet
- What is the town's residential stormwater (drainage) fee?
- What do HOA dues run in neighborhoods outside The Highlands?
- What does homeowners insurance typically cost for an $800,000 home in Trophy Club?
- What share of town parcels sits in a FEMA Special Flood Hazard Area?
- What are typical drive times and toll costs to DFW Airport, Fort Worth, Southlake and Dallas?
- What do AT&T Fiber and FiberFirst charge for 1 Gig in Trophy Club?
Questions people ask
What is the property tax rate in Trophy Club, TX?
On the Denton County side, the 2025 base rate is about 1.75%: Northwest ISD 1.0841, the town 0.4129, Denton County 0.1859 and Trophy Club MUD No. 1 0.0681. On the Tarrant County side it is about 2.03%.
How much are property taxes on a typical Trophy Club home?
About $12,770 a year ($1,065 a month) on an $818,986 homestead on the Denton County side, using 2025 rates. The same home as a rental would owe about $14,340.
Is all of Trophy Club in a MUD?
Yes. Trophy Club MUD No. 1 says all of Trophy Club, including the former PID area, is now inside its boundaries. Its 2025 rate is 6.814 cents per $100, mostly for fire protection.
What happened to the Trophy Club PID charges?
Homes in the PID area paid a fire assessment and an $8.27 monthly water-bill surcharge through September 2025. From October 2025, they pay the MUD property tax instead. Check the tax bill for any remaining PID bond line.
Who provides water in Trophy Club?
Trophy Club MUD No. 1. A standard meter costs $20.26 a month plus $4.69 per 1,000 gallons for the first 6,000 gallons. Sewer is $22.15 a month plus usage.
Can I choose my electric provider in Trophy Club?
Yes. Oncor delivers power, and residents pick a retail provider. Oncor's delivery charge is $4.06 a month plus 6.87 cents per kWh on every plan.
Who picks up trash in Trophy Club?
Community Waste Disposal, under a town contract. The 2025 rate was $25.71 a month for twice-weekly trash and weekly recycling.
Does Trophy Club have a homestead exemption?
Yes, 1% of value with a $5,000 minimum, plus $35,000 for owners 65 and older. Northwest ISD exempts $140,000 and Denton County 1%.
Sources (28) · checked Oct 28, 2026
- Republic Title, 2025 DFW Tax Rates and Exemptions
- Town of Trophy Club FY2026 Budget, page 14 (FY26 tax rate)
- Community Impact, Proposed Trophy Club budget features small tax cut (Aug. 22, 2025)
- Town of Trophy Club, FY2026 Budget (PDF)
- Town of Trophy Club, 2026 Tax Rate Calculation Worksheet (Aug. 4, 2026)
- Trophy Club MUD No. 1, FY2026 Budget
- Trophy Club MUD No. 1, Notice of Public Hearing on Tax Rate (tax year 2025)
- Trophy Club MUD No. 1, Budget in Brief (FY2026)
- Trophy Club MUD No. 1, Rate Order No. 2025-0317A (effective April 1, 2025)
- Community Impact, Water bill service charges to remain unchanged for Trophy Club residents in 2025 (Feb. 12, 2025)
- Trophy Club MUD No. 1, June 18, 2025 Joint Meeting with Town Council packet (fire services ILA)
- Community Impact, Northwest ISD calls for second voter-approval tax rate election in two years (Aug. 13, 2025)
- Community Impact, Northwest ISD lowers tax rate, adopts plan to manage debt for FY 2026-27 (Aug. 26, 2026)
- Community Impact, Denton County officials adopt $452.2M budget, lower tax rate (Sept. 10, 2025)
- UNT OLLI handout: Denton CAD 2023 jurisdiction rates and exemptions
- City of Mansfield FY2026 Budget, page 24 (Tarrant County, hospital district and TCC rates)
- Community Impact, Tarrant County maximizes property tax exemption for qualified homeowners (June 18, 2024)
- Tarrant County College, Taxpayer Information
- Texas Comptroller, Property Tax Today newsletter, Oct. 2025 (Proposition 13: $140,000 school homestead exemption)
- Denton County, 2026 Notice of Tax Rate
- Census Reporter, Trophy Club, TX profile (ACS 2024 5-year)
- CensusDepth, Trophy Club, TX (ACS 2023 5-year)
- ElectricRates.org, Trophy Club electricity service area and rates (Oct. 28, 2026)
- BroadbandMap.com, Trophy Club internet providers (FCC BDC data)
- Community Impact, Trophy Club approves trash, recycling rates for new service with CWD (Apr. 16, 2025)
- Home listing, The Highlands at Trophy Club (RE/MAX, listed Apr. 2, 2026)
- Home listing, The Highlands at Trophy Club (Lake Homes Realty)
- Home listing, The Highlands at Trophy Club (REBD Group, listed Sept. 25, 2025)
What’s coming
Public projects that will change daily life in Trophy Club: new jobs, roads, schools and places to go. Every project links to its source.
SH 114 main lanes, I-35W to Bus. 114
$99M TxDOT project adds six new general-purpose lanes in the SH 114 median for about 3 miles east of I-35W; existing lanes become frontage roads. TxDOT listed it 98% complete in June 2026.
Why it matters: Faster SH 114 trips between I-35W, Alliance and Roanoke/Trophy Club.
Byron Nelson HS stadium & arena
Northwest ISD is building a new 7,500-seat on-campus football stadium at Byron Nelson High School in Trophy Club and expanding the school's arena, auditorium and cafeteria. The district's latest targets are November 2026 for the stadium and April 2027 for the arena. The expanded cafeteria opened in August 2026.
Why it matters: A new on-campus stadium and arena for Byron Nelson High School, which plays home games in Justin today.
The Cade Hotel & Convention Center
A roughly 200-room, five-story Curio Collection by Hilton hotel with a city-owned convention center and parking garage at 600 S. Oak St. Construction began Aug. 24, 2026; groundbreaking held Oct. 7.
Why it matters: Anchors downtown Oak Street with dining, events and visitor traffic.
Recently opened
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Growth story in Trophy Club
Trophy Club began in 1973 as a planned community built around a country club, with a course designed by Ben Hogan. The town took its name from a plan to show Hogan's trophies at the club.
Trophy Club population, Census counts 1990-2020 and Census Bureau estimates 2021-20251,2
1990-2020: decennial Census counts. 2021-2025: Census Bureau July 1 estimates (Vintage 2025), flagged as estimates. NCTCOG's Jan 1, 2026 estimate (14,485) uses a different method and is left out of this chart.
New housing units permitted by the Town of Trophy Club, 2000-20266,7
Census Building Permits Survey. Every unit in every year is a single-family home; no 2-4 or 5+ unit buildings were reported. 2026 is January-September only.
Northwest ISD enrollment, 2015-16 to 2024-2525
District-wide; Trophy Club is a small part of the district. Ballotpedia table (source not named; matches state counts in pattern). 2025-26 is charted separately because it comes from a different source.
Northwest ISD enrollment: 2025-26 actual and Zonda projections (2026 report)27,28
All three figures from the same Zonda demographics presentation reported Sept 2026. Projections flagged; the district says it budgets on the low range.
Neighborhoods and new residential projects in Trophy Club1,5,6,7,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19
| Community | Developer | Builders | Planned size | Status | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Original Trophy Club (country club neighborhoods) | Johnson and Loggins (Houston developers), 1973 | Not published | Built around the Ben Hogan-designed course; the town covers about 2,385 acres in all | Built out (1970s-2000s) | Around Trophy Club Country Club, along Trophy Club Dr and Indian Creek Dr |
| The Highlands at Trophy Club (Planned Development District No. 27) | Not confirmed | Not confirmed | Lot total not published | Largely built; small infill plats still being added | North side of town along Trophy Club Dr, Highlands Dr and Milsons Point Dr |
| Waters Edge at Hogan's Glen | Not published | Not published | Lot total not published | Built out (gated) | Hale Ct / Katie Ln area, Trophy Club |
| Eagles Ridge and Fairway Village | Not published | Not published | Lot totals not published | Built out | Trophy Club (streets not published) |
| Trophy Club Town Center (PD-30 area) | Beck Ventures (Scott Beck) | Not published | About 26 acres: 250 apartments, 39 townhomes, a 137-room Aloft hotel and 50,000 sq ft of retail (2018 settlement terms) | Mostly built (see note) | SH 114 at Trophy Club Dr |
| Triple Crown Estates | CDJ Contracting Services (contractor) | Moda Homes (2 lots under contract) | 6 gated custom-home lots on nearly 3 acres; pricing projected at $1.2 million or more | Final plat approved Jan 8, 2024 | South of Trophy Park Dr, east of Nottingham Ct, west of Churchill Downs Ln |
| The Trails (approved earlier as Milson's Point Estates) | Foxwood LLC (Greg Fox) | PentaVia Custom Homes, Dean & Co. Custom Homes | 18 lots of 12,500-23,000 sq ft on 7.6+ acres (a 20-lot plan on about 14.7 acres was approved July 28, 2025) | Zoning approved Dec 8, 2025 | Near Macquarie St and Milsons Point Dr, north of Milson's Point Dr and west of Trophy Park Dr |
| Beldonia at the Trophy | Beldonia Homes (Bernard Lefang) | Beldonia Homes | 7 townhomes; first three priced $1.4-1.8 million | Completion expected Q1 2026 | 101-107 Beldonia Ct, across from Town Hall |
| The Grove at TC (town-owned land) | None selected | None | 7.4-acre small area plan near Town Hall; vertical mixed use (office, commercial, restaurant) under study | Planning (Apr 2026) | SH 114 frontage near Town Hall |
Trophy Club is largely built out; recent projects are small infill plats of 6-20 lots and a 7-townhome row. Lot totals for the older neighborhoods are not published.
Where Trophy Club's remaining growth is13,14,15,16,17,23
- 1The Highlands at Trophy Club
- 2Waters Edge at Hogan's Glen
- 3Byron Nelson High School
- 4Trophy Club Community Pool (renovated 2025)
Town Hall's street address was not confirmed from a source.
Largest employers in Trophy Club (town's 2024 ACFR)1
- Northwest ISD415 employees
- Baylor Medical Center at Trophy Club230 employees
- Trophy Club Country Club205 employees
- Tom Thumb202 employees
- Town of Trophy Club108 employees
- HG Sply Co.100 employees
- Hutchins85 employees
- Fellowship United Methodist Church39 employees
- Premier Academy - Trophy Club35 employees
- Church at Trophy Club Lake30 employees
Employers located in Trophy Club, from the town's 2024 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report as reproduced on Wikipedia. The large office campuses next door in Westlake (Schwab, Fidelity, Deloitte) are not in this list.
Read the full growth story guide
A golf-course town that filled up
Trophy Club began in 1973 as a planned community built around a country club, with a course designed by Ben Hogan. The town took its name from a plan to show Hogan's trophies at the club. It split from Westlake and incorporated in January 1985.
It grew steadily for three decades: 3,922 people in 1990, 6,350 in 2000, 8,024 in 2010 and 13,688 at the 2020 Census. Most of the town is in Denton County; a sliver along SH 114 is in Tarrant County.
Population: flat since 2020
The 2010s were the big decade, with the population up 71% between the 2010 and 2020 counts. Since then the Census Bureau's estimates show a plateau and a slight decline: 13,846 in 2021 and 13,695 in July 2025.
NCTCOG puts the town higher, at 14,485 on January 1, 2026, up 65 from a year earlier. The two agencies use different methods, so treat the gap as a range, not a trend. Either way, Trophy Club is no longer adding hundreds of residents a year. No town or regional population projection was found.
Housing: the boom came and went
Census permit data show the town's building peak from 2008 to 2015, when it permitted 1,670 homes, topping out at 296 in 2012.
From 2020 to 2025 the town permitted just 98 homes, and only one through September 2026. Every permit since 2000 has been a single-family house. Reported construction values averaged close to $1 million per home in 2024 and 2025, reflecting custom builds on infill lots.
New projects are small. Triple Crown Estates has six gated lots off Trophy Park Drive. Foxwood's The Trails, near Milsons Point Drive, was approved in December 2025 for 18 lots of 12,500 to 23,000 square feet. Beldonia Homes is finishing seven townhomes across from Town Hall, priced at $1.4 to $1.8 million. The town manager said in April 2026 that little developable land remains.
About 88% of occupied homes are owner-occupied. The Town Center deal along SH 114 allowed 250 apartments, but no apartment building has appeared in the Census permit data. A 76262 ZIP code also covers parts of Roanoke, Westlake and Northlake, so confirm which town a home is in.
What still drives change
Growth now comes from around Trophy Club rather than inside it. TxDOT plans to add a main lane each way on SH 114 from Grapevine to Trophy Lake Drive; no construction date has been set. Westlake, just south across SH 114, holds large office campuses for Charles Schwab, Fidelity and Deloitte. Northlake, to the northwest, tripled in population after 2020 by NCTCOG's count.
Inside town, the SH 114 frontage is where commercial change happens: Trophy Club Town Center's hotel, shops and townhomes, a string of medical and restaurant build-outs, and the town's own 7.4-acre Grove at TC plan near Town Hall. Utility spending has turned to upkeep. The MUD budgets $2.3 million a year to replace water lines through 2030, and the town's six-year capital plan is $23.8 million.
Schools: district growth, town stability
Trophy Club sits almost entirely in Northwest ISD, which grew from 20,976 students in 2015-16 to 32,098 in 2024-25. That growth is mostly elsewhere in the district. The town's own campuses are Lakeview and Samuel Beck elementaries, Medlin Middle and Byron Nelson High, which had 2,997 students in 2026 state data.
NISD voters rejected a $986.6 million bond in 2020, then passed most of a $745.7 million package in 2021 and all of a $1.995 billion package in 2023, which included a new stadium at Byron Nelson. In November 2025 they approved a 3-cent operations tax increase; no 2026 bond election is listed. The district's demographer now projects about 35,600 students by 2030-31, well below what it forecast in 2021.
Values and incomes
Census survey data put the median owner-estimated home value at $675,100 for 2020-2024, up from $315,500 in 2011-2015. Median household income rose from $128,750 to $201,054 over the same periods.
Because almost no new homes were added after 2016, the rise in values mostly reflects existing homes gaining value, not a change in the housing mix. These are five-year averages with margins of error of roughly $20,000 to $30,000.
Not confirmed yet
- What is left to build: does the town publish a vacant-land inventory or buildout population?
- Will The Grove at TC include housing, and when will a developer be chosen?
- Does NCTCOG publish a 2045/2050 forecast for Trophy Club?
- Will the Town Center apartments be built, or has that entitlement lapsed?
- When will TxDOT build the SH 114 main lanes to Trophy Lake Drive, and what will it cost?
- Does Northwest ISD plan another bond, and does it include Trophy Club campuses?
- Where does Trophy Club MUD No. 1 buy its treated water?
Questions people ask
What is the population of Trophy Club, Texas?
The Census Bureau estimated 13,695 on July 1, 2025. NCTCOG estimated 14,485 on January 1, 2026. The 2020 Census counted 13,688.
Is Trophy Club still growing?
Barely. Census estimates show a slight decline since 2021, and the town permitted 98 new homes from 2020 to 2025, versus 1,670 from 2008 to 2015.
Are new homes being built in Trophy Club?
A few. Recent approvals include the 6-lot Triple Crown Estates, the 18-lot The Trails near Milsons Point Drive, and 7 Beldonia townhomes across from Town Hall.
Are there apartments in Trophy Club?
The 2018 Town Center settlement allowed up to 250 apartments, but the Census permit survey shows no apartment buildings permitted in the town from 2000 through September 2026. About 12% of occupied homes are rented.
What school district serves Trophy Club?
Almost all of the town is in Northwest ISD (Byron Nelson High, Medlin Middle, Lakeview and Samuel Beck elementaries). A very small part is in Carroll ISD.
Did the latest Northwest ISD bond pass?
Yes. Voters approved all three propositions of a $1.995 billion bond on May 6, 2023. In November 2025 they also approved a 3-cent operations tax increase (not a bond).
Is Trophy Club in Denton or Tarrant County?
Mostly Denton County. A small part along SH 114 is in Tarrant County; the Census Bureau puts about 673 of the town's residents there.
Sources (41) · checked Oct 28, 2026
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- U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2011-2015 5-year summary file, Texas
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- Community Impact, Trophy Club officials approve development of 20-lot neighborhood (Aug 11, 2025)
- Community Impact, Trophy Club council approves new housing development, sidewalk replacements (Dec 15, 2025)
- Community Impact, Beldonia Homes building townhomes in Trophy Club (Oct 31, 2025)
- Community Impact, Triple Crown Estates final plat gets OK in Trophy Club (Jan 12, 2024)
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- Zabalist, Trophy Club project list (compiled from TDLR TABS registrations, accessed Oct 2026)
- Texas Tribune Public Schools Explorer, Northwest ISD (state enrollment data, 2026)
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- Community Impact, Northwest ISD growth indicates enrollment projections of 37K students by 2035-36 (Sept 2, 2026)
- Community Impact, Northwest ISD demographics report indicates continued housing growth, district enrollment (May 21, 2026)
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- CBS News Texas, Northwest ISD voters to decide on $399 million bond program (Feb 13, 2017)
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- Community Impact, Voters approve three of four Northwest ISD bond propositions (May 1-2, 2021)
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- TxDOT Fort Worth District, SH 114 to Trophy Lake Drive public meeting (Aug 15, 2024)
- Community Impact, SH 114 expansion nears completion (June 17, 2025)
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