I have walked or ridden along on many golf courses and Sammon's is the nicest public golf course I have visited. Fairways are difficult to maintain in Texas but they do a pretty good job. It's inexpensive, not usually too crowded, with pleasant staff. They work hard to keep the greens looking nice. The scenery is beautiful, and you are sure to see some wildlife. An enjoyable experience.

Best Golf Course in the Temple area! GPS in the carts, club and ball washer on the carts. Greens are nice and fairways can differ depending on the rain history. Nice driving range and putting area.

The greens are in terrible shape. I’ve been playing here for years and years. I’ve never seen the little tufts of weeds that are covering 80-95% of every green. Long putts…just watch ur ball bounce left and right the whole way and stop way before it should. 2-foot tap ins are 50/50, they will bounce left and right and it’s very possible a perfectly struck putt will miss the hole. I know it’s early February and I hope that they will get the greens back. The rest of the course looks good for the winter. Hopefully there is a plan to aggressively work on the greens as spring rolls in.

Really nice, well kept up gold course. I will play there again. Carts well maintained and price to pkay is good, especially after 3pm. Employees very helpful. However, what was frustrating and they needed to work immediately, especially if you don't know the course. 1. Markers to fond the next hole. The map is bad and the paths have no signs or markers which way to go. The first 9 whole Intertwine between the last 9 holes. You start driving around like an idiot figuring out which way to go. 2. The little blocks they use black/white/red. Example red for women. Are so hard to see! Love, they use natural wood, but paint them all away around nit just on the edge of the wood that is fading.

First Tom going to a golf course. I went with my husband and it had pretty fairways greens are lush! You can fish at the please I was shocked !