Good course, could use a little work on the tee boxes, but not bad overall. Towards the end you had people fishing on the ponds, a lady on her bike on the cart path doing laps and a guy practicing his putting on hole 17, very unsafe and you have to stop because they are in the way, which causes delays. Lastly, there was a golfer using the ladies restroom when my wife walked in, not cool.

Course conditions were bad, tee boxes were okay, but the greens had craters with straight sand. Hole placements are confusing as you have to walk past other holes to get to the next. Play was very slow, we walked the course and still were behind people on carts. Overall bad experience

I have a fun time when i play here. It is not he best kept course but I enjoy playing there.

By far the most poorly managed course I’ve ever attempted to play in South Texas. Right from hole 1, there were nine kids teeing off together with absolutely no etiquette. After waiting nearly 20 minutes for them to finish, I played the hole but had to skip 2–4 just to get ahead, as the same situation was happening throughout. I called the front desk to ask if there was a marshal on the course—they said yes, but during the next hour I never saw one. On hole 9, four teenagers literally walked in off the street and started gearing up to play. When I asked, they said it happens all the time because no one monitors the course. By the time I reached hole 10, where I took this photo, there were twelve carts backed up waiting to tee off. That’s when I decided to quit. I went back to the clubhouse to speak with staff, but the person at the desk was rude and completely uninterested in addressing the chaos on the course. This place is an absolute zoo. Save yourself the frustration—there are far better options in the area than wasting your time here

Good course with great staff. If you’re young, I recommend going on weekends. On weekdays, the course tends to be frequented by elderly players, who may scrutinize your every move and potentially disrupt your enjoyment. It's important for them to understand that young golfers have a right to the course too.