Hands down the worst experience I’ve had at any Houston golf course. I booked a tee time for 2 golfers on the GolfNow app. When I arrived, the staff insisted I had booked for 4, even after I showed them my confirmation clearly showing it was for 2. The starter told me he “doesn’t care about the app,” insisted it was booked for 4 anyway, and warned that I’d be charged fully next time if this “happened again.” Not exactly a welcoming start, but we continued on. Then the carts… After hole #2, our cart started shutting off repeatedly. It took us more than 10 minutes just to reach hole #3. We called the pro shop and they quickly brought us a replacement—something I appreciated—but that cart only made it to hole #6 before doing the exact same thing. Constantly stopping and starting, making it impossible to play. Frustrated, we spent 25 minutes limping the cart back to the pro shop to request a refund. The front desk said they could only offer a rain check, which is pointless because I have no intention of coming back, and they told me to contact the manager for a refund. I reached out—never heard back. On my way out, I spoke with the employee who brought the replacement cart. He mentioned that many of their carts are in bad shape, which explains the whole experience. Overall, the combination of rude service from the starter (every other employee we interacted with was great), broken equipment, and zero follow-up made this visit completely unacceptable. I won’t be returning.

Greatwood Golf Club offers a decent golf experience. The staff are friendly, and the course is challenging. Shot placement and smart club selection really matter here, with plenty of water and homes bordering almost every hole. The greens and fairways are generally in good condition as well. That said, the pace of play can be slow. Rounds often run 4.5 to 5 hours, and there’s typically no course marshal on duty to help keep things moving. If slow play affects your enjoyment, avoid this course. Beverage cart service can also be hit or miss. With its higher slope and course rating, Greatwood attracts a wide range of golfers, which can contribute to longer rounds. Overall, it’s a decent course, just be prepared for slow play and many below average golfers on the course.

Greatwood Golf Club Overall, it wasn’t bad could definitely be better. The course layout was nice, but the driving range needs some attention, with quite a bit of dead grass throughout. Still a decent spot to get a round in if you’re in the area.

My son booked his tee time on GolfNow. A portion was due at the time of booking with the remaining balance due at the course. When he arrived he paid the remaining balance. He noticed the next day that they not only charged him the remaining balance they also charged him an additional full price green fee. I brought this up to Nick Lopez (manager I guess?) and he requested that I send documentation of this. I did that immediately. He has not responded to 3 emails I’ve sent and he was “not available” when I called back for him. I was told “he comes in and out throughout the day and not sure when he will be here”. Apparently just doing the right thing and refunding my son’s account is not in the cards. I’ve since filed a claim with my bank. Good luck to you and your bank account if you choose to play here.

Tried to play a round here as a foursome. The pace of play isn't managed at all. We managed 9 holes in 3 hours 15min being held up by a group that wouldn't let us play through or pick up the pace. Despite asking the Marshalls to help us out they never even spoke to the group in front of us. I guess it's a fine course if you wanna spend over 6 hours to finish a round.