Played both courses. Cypress was a great track but definitely has a fungus issue on the greens. I was told they are all being replaced soon. That being said they still rolled true and held great. Traditions was beautiful back to front. Greens were recently replaced (according to starter) and they were a smidge bumpy but overall great. Definitely play front to middle number as they are VERY firm. I’m a spinny player and had trouble holding some of them. Overall, can’t wait to play again and highly recommend. Especially being this great in February.

Played two rounds in one week which were completely opposite experiences. Note there is no clubhouse right now... Cypress course = 2 stars due to poor course condition & pace of play (I left before finishing) Tradition course = 5 stars due to excellent course condition & cart girl 👀

JUST PLAYED MARCH 1ST 2026 , these 2 courses use to be nice and in fair shape and price around 60 dollars for the course conditions and lack of amenities. Now they have jacked up the price AGAIN for no new amenities, yes they are adding a new clubhouse but they expect you to pay for it before it is even built......they now charge 100 dollars to play the cheaper course and BOTH COURSES ARE IN VERY POOR CONDITION and the GREENS ARE UNPUTTABLE due to the disease and poanna weeds, it is like the price is right game PLINKO......SAVE YOUR MONEY AND PLAY ELSEWHERE UNTIL THEY GET THERE COURSES PLAYABLE.

I recently played a round at Cypresswood Golf Club just north of Houston and came away impressed with the overall experience. The club features two full 18-hole courses, the Traditions Course and the Cypress Course, set among mature trees, water features, and well-placed bunkers that give the property a classic parkland feel. The Traditions Course stands out as the more challenging of the two and offers a strong test of golf without feeling unfair. Tee shots require some thought, and approach shots into the greens reward accuracy. The layout flows nicely through the property, with enough variety in hole design to keep the round interesting from start to finish. The Cypress Course is a bit more forgiving and relaxed, making it a good option for casual rounds or players looking for something less demanding. Conditions were solid during my visit, with well-maintained fairways and greens that rolled true. The clubhouse and pro shop staff were friendly and helpful, and the overall atmosphere felt welcoming. Like many popular public courses in the Houston area, pace of play can slow down during peak weekend hours, but that comes with the territory. Overall, Cypresswood Golf Club offers a quality golf experience with two distinct courses and plenty of character. It is a great option for Houston-area golfers who want a well-designed layout, scenic surroundings, and a dependable place to play without needing a private club membership.

Horrible pace. Horrible value. Horrible management. Good course. They set tee times every 8 minutes which is the most asinine idea. Minimum 5.5-6 hour round. Minimum. Course is pretty dry and hard but they haven’t had much. Carts are also in bad shape, had to get a second sent out.