The course is dated. The tee box were exceptional, fairways were not cut well you couldn't tell the fairway to the rough the greens had a lot of repair work done so it wasn't smooth. Too many maintenance works on the course not working and in the way. For the price point paid I'd rather go to another course for the money and get better quality sorry not sorry. Do better.

This course is decent for the price. It's not a championship course but worth playing, especially if you're a beginner. I first played this course in September 2025, and the course conditions have significantly improved since then (playing again twice thereafter) I understand there is a new owner. So it appears they are trying to improve, which is working. Several of the greens were perfect when I last played. My only complaints are 1) the sand traps need great improvement because the sand is very hard and clay like, 2) some of the water hazards are bone dry, which affects the aesthetics, and 3) the golf carts need cleaning after each use because I always see spiders, spiders webs, and dust. So, I recommend cleaning and inspecting your cart if you want to stay clean and avoid a spider bite. All in all, I'd give this course a 3.75/5 but I expect it would be at least a 4/5 in no time. Sand trap improvement and better water hazards will take it higher. Also, cart rules need enforcement because it's greatly affecting the condition of the fairways.

7/23/25. Not great, not terrible The vintage “working man’s” country club vibes are great if you’re into those things and remember them from yesteryear. The hole layout is fun and requires some thought and planning. There are several holes where water comes into play at driver distances, but there are also several holes with nice wide-open fairways so you can let it rip. There could be better signage for the transition between hole 14 & 15, but it’s not too hard to figure out. Overall, the course suffers from “overplay” without proper maintenance. Hole 6 is a prime example: no amount of watering will fix the obvious cart tracks cutting the corner to the green. 1/2 the greens are very playable, and 1/2 the greens range from needing help to needing a complete redo. The rough was cut to a wonderful length that made it look well-kept, while making it very easy to loose a ball in the grass if it didn’t sit up. Unfortunately, the fairways for most of the course are the same as the rough. I lost a few balls that I saw land in the middle of the fairway, but couldn’t find when I arrived to their approximate location. Perhaps moving to a 6-day schedule would leave a day to tackle some of the issues that just need time (like aerating those greens so the grass can grow). Overall, I enjoyed the course and will definitely play again, but it is definitely not without its faults.

Nice course but the greens are not great. If it was properly maintained, it would be an awesome course in the Houston area

I used to enjoy going to this course because it was quiet, quant, well kept and had nice people working there. The price was fair for a pretty nice public course. For the last 2 years this course is not worth the cost. Price to play keeps going up and the quality of the course keeps going down (even if you get a deal on Golf Now it is still not worth it). They used to even put out water and coolers with ice. . . . not anymore. Played 2 weeks ago and there were only 3 holes with actual greens. The rest of them all had temporary greens (and not good ones). It looks like someone went out to their farm, dug a whole and put a flag in it. Temporary greens are one thing but most of the temporary greens have been there for over a year, so not sure why it is taking so long to fix their greens. The sand traps have never been playable. . . I don't know why they don't just grass them in and be done with them. I would drive further and go to Brenham, Columbus, Navasota or College Station and play there. Disappointing. . . 5 years ago this was a good course.