The facility includes a stadium-style seating area where parents can relax while their children are participating in classes and other activities as well as a museum where visitors can learn the rich history of golf in the City of Fort Worth. The museum highlights the life and career of Ben Hogan, one of the greatest players in the history of professional golf, and features a listing of the current and past winners of the annual Fort Worth Junior Boys and Girls Tournament.

There are two classrooms located in the south end of the building that leads out onto the practice facility. Coaches are able to utilize these rooms during inclement weather, to teach in a lecture format or show a video. The Promethean panel in the classroom offers a modern option for participants to interact with indoor lessons consistent with what is found in many modern classrooms at school. Additionally, the swing room offers the latest in swing analysis technology.

Inspired by local professional golfer J.J. Henry and established by the Henry House Foundation, the Henry House Hangout is exclusively dedicated to fun, relaxation and building strong, long lasting friendships, with two 70” television sets and ample seating for social networking, texting, talking and hanging around.