Fun place for golf! Very friendly staff and the course was in great condition. The greens were in good shape too. The pro shop has a good selection of equipment, shirts, shoes and whatever else you may need. Keep up the great work Tomball Country Club!

I was parked in the overflow parking for just 2 hours and came back to find someone smashed into my vehicle and fled. There was a 2018 Ford F250 SD parked behind me when I parked my vehicle, it was gone when I came back, license plate KPM 7667. If anyone has any info please let me know! This happened Monday June 30 between 1140am and 145p.

This is where I learned to play golf with my Dad in the 90's. Took lessons from Randy the Golf Pro. Went to birthday parties here as a kid (I thought I remembered a pool?). In the summers my Dad would drop me off and go to work, I would get in 18 holes, then he would meet me and we'd play another 18. Good times.

Tl;dr: Beautiful course, lovely people (mostly), and all the chaos of an office potluck with less food poisoning. Get out early. Bring nuts for the squirrels. The scenery here is genuinely beautiful - lush trees, lots of wildlife, and a peaceful nature soundtrack which is only interrupted by the percussive sound of my balls introducing themselves to the tree population. Not the course's fault. Sorry, trees. The squirrels are so comfortable around humans they'll walk right up to you and demand payment for being on their turf. Bring snacks. Make a friend. There is no marshall, which means pace of play is entirely self-regulated - and some people are VERY generous with their own regulations. Unsanctioned tournaments materialize, sending groups of 5 and 6 out like they're boarding a cruise ship. Expect a 6-hour round if you tee off after 8am... that's just enough time to have an existential crisis about whether you even like golf. Pro tip: get out before 8am and you'll have a perfectly lovely round. Sleep in, and you're in it for the long haul - pack a breakfast and lunch, call your family, write your will, say goodbye. A special note to members who spend two full minutes on the green performing what I can only describe as a spiritually-guided wind-reading ceremony: next time, bring a weathervane. It'll save time. Also - spoiler - you still three-putted. The yoga pose didn't help. Neither did the seven practice swings. I watched. I had time. Most members own personal carts (storage on-site). Some believe "cart path only" is more of a creative suggestion than an actual rule, and you'll spot carts cruising through OB territory on the regular. What is even more infuriating: members who physically cannot walk the two feet from the cart path to the tee box and instead just... perch their carts on the tee box itself. The club needs somebody to remind these guys that they own legs. No cart girl, but the club compensates with free coolers stocked with ice - genuinely a nice touch. Food options are limited, but nobody goes to a golf course to eat a proper meal, so this is a non-issue. The driving range is just an open expanse of field next to the parking lot. Do NOT park near it unless you enjoy filing creative insurance claims. Range balls frequently end up on the adjacent fairways because of the "inspired" placement of both the driving and chipping ranges. Guest fees run about $80 - a bit steep, but golf ain't cheap. (I'm a literary poet, thank you.) The ladies' locker room is outdated, though updates are in the works - so I'll hold my tongue and my star rating. It's clean enough, toilet paper is reliably stocked, and the shower stall appears to be moonlighting as a storage closet. Until I need to wash off the stain of my handicap, I'll withhold further judgment. I wish they offered a trial membership. I really do enjoy my rounds here, but I might have thought twice about the buy-in if I'd known about the few (but very present) bad apples. To leave, I'd have to sell my membership to a willing buyer, so I am unfortunately a shareholder in the chaos. That said: unlimited golf after monthly dues, so any gripes are just First World Problems. It's a golf-themed timeshare - but nobody's making you sit through a 90-minute presentation, and the squirrels are friendlier. Most members I've interacted with are genuinely nice. I'm not a very social person, but one of the ladies invited me to join a standing tee time for the ladies golf group - probably the most wholesome thing that's ever happened to me on a golf course. Would I recommend it? Probably. Would I warn you first? Absolutely. See you on the course.

When asking about a membership I was told that before I could even get a tour of the club I had to pay for a membership. Had a neighbor show me around since they wouldn't show me the club, outdated but not bad. If you are looking for a course with character, this is not the place to be.