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Golfers stand on the putting green at hole 17 at the TPC Craig Ranch golf course in McKinney on April 29.(Colby Farr/Community Impact)

McKinney's TPC Craig Ranch to host CJ Cup Byron Nelson through 2030

By Colby Farr

The announcement comes as a $22 million reinvestment project gets underway at TPC Craig Ranch.

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