I played Atascocita Golf Club on Sunday around 11 a.m. The pro shop was nice, staff were friendly, and the practice facilities with complimentary range balls were a great touch. The course itself was in good condition and enjoyable to play. However, there were no water stations on the course, which was a serious issue given the 90+ degree heat and high UV index. Most courses provide water, and not having any available made the round uncomfortable and unsafe. I had to rely on purchasing drinks from the cart throughout the round. While the facilities and staff were excellent, I won’t be returning due to the lack of water stations, which I consider a basic necessity for player safety and comfort.

Played Point on rainy day & saw lots of standing water. Had to play lift &clean. Several greens in bad shape as in patches of dirt. Fringe around green had tall blades of St Augustine grass instead of normal short grass. So totally different chipping & putting game required. Staff very friendly& helpful. Pace of play good for a Saturday. Will play again on a drier day for comparison.

Apparently the course is too cheap to have water coolers on the course. At minimum at least have available on the turn. They cited covid… which was certainly a relevant excuse 3 years ago. Recently played Walden, Oakhurst, and Kingwood in the area and they all have water at some point on the course. It’s literally 100 degrees outside in the middle of summer in Houston, TX. Just ridiculous. Tee boxes are in terrible shape, however, fairways and greens were very nice and playable. I rarely do reviews but something had to be said since a manager wasn’t available today. Staff were friendly, overall.

Love this place, the layout is challenging with water hazards and and bunkers. Well kept course, club house has a fully shop.

Greens rolled good, fast. Super slow round, over 5 hours as a threesome. 9 out of 27 holes are closed due to trees down from a hurricane 9 months ago.