Disappointing Experience – Not Worth the Price Don’t be fooled by the first few holes — this course puts on a good front, but the quality quickly declines. By the time you reach the back nine, it’s clear the maintenance is severely lacking. The fairways are dry, under-watered, and poorly cared for. Even more concerning are the recent course design changes, which seem to prioritize aesthetics or expansion over safety and playability. Several holes now put players at risk of hitting nearby homes, a serious issue that shouldn’t be overlooked. Don’t lose sight of the fact that the staff and owners are complete jerks. Other reviews back up my statement. For the premium price they charge and the “country club” label they promote, I expected much better. I’d recommend looking elsewhere for a course that actually delivers on its promises.

It's interesting that this course is now private considering it's in rough shape and no longer near the size and condition it used to be. Was hoping to be able to play near my house but I can't even consider a membership when the course is in the shape it is. Also the bridge over Cypress Creek is a death trap awaiting a lawsuit. The concrete slab keeps falling lower and they just add dirt on top... Not very bright.

Whomever is the old guy at the first tee box, he needs an attitude adjustment. Arrived at the tee box (11:20am Friday the 7th) and we noticed a 4 some was at the green while another 4 some was in the fairway, knew the day was gonna be a long one. (5 hour and 15 min) Than the old guy giving us an attitude since he has to explain how to get to hole 2 and hole 11, this was our first time at the course, like dude that's your job. If you hate it so much why not put better signs out. Lucky enough we have our app to show where the holes were as you will get lost since there are no signs where to turn or where is the next hole is located. Overall the course was decent shape, with greens rolling quickly and fairways green and plush, while some tee boxes needed help. Pace of play: terrible as mention from other reviewers. You will get stuck watching others play from hole 2 to 10 as this part of the course is separated from the other holes. You can try to skip holes but you will run into other backed up holes. You do not return to the club house until after hole 11 so be prepared. Amenities: positive note as the range balls are free and the chipping area actually had balls to use. The putting is pretty small area that are located at each end of the chipping area. Restrooms were decent and clean. Beverage cart was coming around often. Course pricing is overrated at over $100, but if you can catch a hot deal for $50 bucks. It is worth it.

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Used to be a member here pre-renovations(moved out of Houston since then). I was concerned with the price increase on greens fees I had heard about. Played here for the first time post-renovation last week and was pleasantly surprised. The practice area is levels above what it used to be and it was pretty solid before to begin with. The course is 18 holes now and not 27 but still in great shape, and I believe holes 16-18 are brand new. Really enjoyed these as they have small features from the shrubbery off the fairway to the newly added bridges that elevate the overall experience. Be mindful of the posted signs and markers on the cart paths so you don’t get lost cause the route from hole to hole can get a little tricky.