Very Nice Course, Played both Cypress and Tradition. It's undergoing some construction, new clubhouse is coming, and the 1st hole (par 5 ) on cypress was shortened to a par 4. Tradition is in better shape. Cypress was a little tighter, but tradition I felt was a little more challenging. Winter conditions granted, but I felt the greens on tradition were rolling much nicer. Par 3s on both were real pretty holes. Lastly the gentleman I dealt with in the clubhouse (I think it was Sean) was a rockstar. I would 100% recommend this course.

I gave this course a great review (4 star) as you can tell by the pictures. But.... the update is going to be honest. I used to play here 2 times a week. Was never a member but nevertheless I enjoyed being one of the regular public golfers. I haven't played it in 5 months and it's primarily to them letting the courses go. I don't know if they're short staffed or if all their money is going into the new clubhouse/driving range. But both courses are struggling in my eyes. They're hardly maintained and I can't remember the last time the entire course was properly mowed. Long fairways and tee boxes. The debris from the hurricane that occurred over a year ago is still laying around. The golf carts are out of date and noisy and ride like a wagon. The greens are bumpy and slow. The green fees are high (have gone up) and how can they honestly feel comfortable charging $110 for tradition with all those little details? $75 for cypress and good luck getting a golf round done in 6 hours at any given time. Especially on weekends. 6 hour minimum! Marshals are on edge because they believe they own the course. Same with some of the "pros." Those guys are ready to yell at you at any given second and the first words out of their mouth is "i am the pro out here.... you can't do this..." (minus Tyrell) Tyrell is a great instructor and goes about his work in a very professional manner. I don't know him personally but I can tell he isn't like the others. Back to the course: On a positive note i hope that all their efforts are being put into the new facilities and are planning to have a championship course in the future. The new range is good and the mats are great. The staff when checking in are also cool dues (Jacob and Garcia). I hope great things are in their future but as of now I will lower my star rating from 4 to 3. Good luck cypresswood and I hope yal get better. I still love yal #they have a Mexican open qualifier coming up and I'm curious to see what shape it will be in that week.

I have played at Cypresswood a few times, but I will not be coming back. The marshall with the beard was really rude to my friends and myself. This guy angrily rolled up on us and told us to increase pace of play. There was only 4 of us playing our own ball, not on the heels of the group in front of us, but we were on pace. He rolls up to us again around 2 holes later, extremely rude telling us that the group in front of us was on their second shot on the next hole. He said skip a hole. Well if we did that, then we would be in front of the group we were behind. Not only, did he upset us on the course, prior to playing he held us up checking to see who was playing with who and if we actually paid for the round. He acted as though we got a cart without paying and just started playing. I have never had this experience at any other golf course. I am very disapppinted that we had to experience this, however, the gentleman at the counter, near the office was extremely nice.

Enjoyed a round of golf on 10/14 with a buddy of mine for my Birthday. The construction is a little inconvenient, but it will be a great improvement when it's done. The course is well-kept, attentive, and reasonably priced.

I have played at least 10 rounds at cypresswood. I have played both traditions and cypress courses. I love the actual course. Traditions is one of my favorite courses in Houston. My experience the last two outings have been unfortunately bad. My friends and I determined we won’t be coming back. The marshal, not sure of his name, was really rude to us. There were two marshals, one was a black guy who was really nice and we liked him. The other, a white guy with a beard who chain smokes, not so much. This guy angrily rolled up on us and told us to increase pace of play. We followed suit. There was only 4 of us playing our own ball, not on the heels of the group in front of us, but we were on pace. He rolls up to us again around 4 holes later, extremely rude telling us that the group in front of us was on their second shot on the next hole. He threatened to make us skip a hole if we didn’t speed up. We felt bad, apologized, and sped up, only to find that the group in front of us hadn’t even teed off on the next hole yet. Never had this experience at any golf course ever. 8 minute tee times are why you are backed up, not us. We aren’t going to be hitting into the group in front of us. There was a group, 3 tee times in front of us playing with 8. We were waiting at every tee the rest of the round. Do better and train your staff to be realistic.