I have been working here for 8 month. They just open three month after I work for deerwood. My…read morestrong suggestion is check it out. They have been remodeled after hurricane Harvey. Everything have been change including the menu as well.

If you are used to some of the finer golf courses in the Houston area, this might not be your ideal…read moreplace to play a round. That being said, the value cannot be matched - even from most municipal courses. A round plus cart is only going to cost you around $30 and that price is even lower on the week days and in the afternoon. One of the other pluses is that you will have no problem booking a tee time basically whenever you desire. Typically, there are only a handful of golfers at the course even on a Saturday. The negatives are that this is a very no frills golf course. Many times there are large patches of dirt in the fairways and when you do find grass - it is essentially of the quality you would find in your back yard. The greens are particularly slow. I'm not sure what type of grass they use, but it might just be the same used in the fairway cut shorter - very strange. I know that they have been restricted on the amount of water they used due to the drought conditions. That could be a contributing factor. Even with these negatives, I do like coming out here regularly. I can afford to play this course frequently and you will rarely have a group behind you "breathing down your neck" because the tee times are so close together.

Our son had a 9-hole tournament here so it was fun to see this course. My husband was especially…read morethrilled because he got to see these famous holes from courses all over. The clubhouse was nice. I loved the white and black decor. The cart rental was $27. Meh. My husband walked the front 9 and had over 12,000 steps so you can tell, the holes are pretty spaced out. When going with a little kid, having a cart wasn't terrible so we weren't trailing behind so much. Driving range and chipping and putting green were open and in good condition. Loved that they were RIGHT THERE and not a hike away. The course itself was pretty nice. The fairways and greens were well taken care of. Some of the cart paths could use some work, they're broken and cracked. Some reader weren't sure if they were marked out of bounds or not. We'd see a red stake but no other stake... so is it out or not??? Bunkers were not ranked and hard as a rock. Of course the bunker our kid hit into didn't have a rack available since we were able to pick it up, rake and drop. (Ugh) There were workers draining some bunkers that had turned to swimming pools. The front 9 were a bit challenging to our 8 year old. He took a 50 but had some sh*t shots. My husband wants to come back and play all 18. So we'll definitely be back! 5-star for being just plain unique and a fun experience.

Great layout!! Each hole simulates select holes from other great courses such as Inverness,…read moreOakmont, pebble beach and, of course, Augusta National Golf Club. Greens and fairways are very well kept. Good luck if you hit out of bounds, you'll likely lose your ball as grass is thick. Pro shop and bar staff are all great! Price is very fair. You won't be disappointed, play here if you're ever in Houston.

Amazing course but for the price could offer more…read more Course: They have a member course and non-member (tournament) course. We played the tournament course and we're blown away by how gorgeous it was ! There was so much nature and space. The views were amazing and the greens were well maintained. I also loved that they not only had a driving range, but an area to practice various other parts of your game which was amazing! Unfortunately, being so large, the course was a bit confusing and we never saw anyone to ask directions from. A lot of split cart paths didn't have signs and even some of the holes were missing their signs. The carts did have maps but our cart kept getting confused about where on the map it was. This made it challenging for first time visitors. Cost: Compared to other courses, the cost here is pretty high. It was about $110 per person not including cart. For such a high cost I did expect the carts/cart maps to work better and there to be more available on the course (there were no trash cans at holes and no cart girl. There was only 1 place to refresh at hole 10, which is normal but was pretty lack luster). Halfway house: The best part of this was the racoon that hangs there. But don't trust him - he steals everything (probably because he refuses to pay to play a round hineself). He took one of my golf balls right out of the cart. The house has very minimal snacks and drinks. It was quite lack luster and I expected way better from a course like this, especially since no cart girl comes around. Restuarant: They do have a restaurant on site that is quite large. We just got a snack there but the service was very awkward! Overall I'd return to this course because it's just gorgeous but I'd plan a little better as everything is so far apart and snacks/drinks are quite limited on the course. I can only assume the member side has more to offer.

This is one of Houston's better public courses although pricey. I have only played the Tournament…read more(non-member) course. The layout is fun and challenging, not easy but not overly difficult. The conditions were perfect from tee to green. The carts are comfortable and speedy with 2 USB outlets. The beverage cart came by often and the halfway house had everything you need at the turn. Clubhouse is very nice too, but we didn't eat at the restaurant.

This place is SO fun!! A fantastic activity. We went in a Saturday afternoon and reserved our tee…read moretime online prior. We did the foot golf 9 hole course for $10. It was perfect for us! They also have a more competitor 18 hole course. They also have balls to rent for $5. They also offer disc golf. We got there early and enjoyed some beers before playing. We also bought one for the game! Staff was so friendly and we cannot wait to go back!!

Soccer golf or frisbee golf? I'm not a big sports fan but this place is fun. Even though it was…read moresunny and hot we stuck it out because it's pretty engaging and you don't have to be good to enjoy it. After we went inside where they sell water and coffee. Was pretty surprised they had organic coffee from Nicaragua and I happened to be wearing a shirt from there. The people there are super nice! Even the dog, moonpie was very welcoming. They even lend us their mosquito spray. There wasn't any that day. Do bring sunblock! And a cap!

Perfection at $15 to play all day . Easy parking , easy to…read morepay and play. No complaints

Cant believe i never reviewed this one? Tldr, rubbish greens, could be tiring for unfit peeps,…read moreinflation proof and byob. Minus the greens, this is my favorite type of florida-ish executive course. 18 holes can be had in under 3 hours, all u need is physical ability to carry 7i- sw for about 2 miles. This is a very tough course to score on from the green conditions and layout. You have to be able to hit it high and low, the size of the greens basically means ur short sided any time you miss one. Fun course, wish it had lights at night!

Been playing here for over 20 years, course is challenging, has a great bar and grill Three B's on…read morethe Green! Best value golf in Houston!

I WILL NEVER EVER BE AT THIS GOLF COURSE AGAIN!!! The staff…read moreis beyond rude to the people playing the course. Oakhurst golf club and river plantation is owned by the same people and both courses are 0/10 unplayable, rude staff, sand all over greens, tee box's are mud pits, sand traps hard as concrete. We played 9 holes at oak hurst and it start poring rain so we go to get a rain check and the 2 ladies at the front are straight up rude about it and say NO. There is no lighting when on my groups phone we all got lighting alerts. Clearly the guy that owns these 2 courses is just taking the money to himself and not putting a dollar back into either course. The staff is so rude it's unbelievable. This course and river plantation both need to be shut down. PLEASE NO ONE WASTE YOUR MONEY HERE. Lost me as a customer to both courses. There is nothing good about any of these courses.

We when to hit some balls at three range at Atascocita Golf course. You can go there to just use…read morethe range. I told the pro in the shop that I came to visit my friend but he didn't wanted to play due to the weather. I ask him if we could pay to you the range since I live in Bryan, Tx. He was grateful to charge a small amount so we could hit some balls. They let us use a cart so we did not to walk . It was a great time using the range and give my friend to exercises. Thank for the kindness shows to you. We will be back to play here.

Course is not in good shape. Saturday morning round $83.00. Greens were super slow. The young…read morelady at the pro shop was very personable and welcoming. We only saw the cart girl once during our round. Golf carts were old and beat up with no coolers. I was given a bag of ice to keep my drinks cold. Alex was in the process of shop and was very helpful. The food and drinks are priced fairly, and were served expeditiously. Overall experience was ok, but course could have been in much better shape. I wanted to take a shower after my round, but there is no locker room with facilities on site.

This course is located in the pine forest on the east side of Lake Houston and provides a pleasing…read moregetaway from the busy city without being a long drive from town. The course was recently rehabilitated and has better fairways, landscaping, and maintenance than in previous years. The layout is challenging without being too difficult for weekend golfers. The greens are fast but not bumpy and the fairways are in good condition. The length can vary from PGA yardage to average via four tee placements. Staff and other golfers are very nice. Slow groups let others play through. Green fees are very reasonable and the cart fleet was recently replaced with new gas powered Club Car carts. There is not much elevation change throughout the course, but other challenges make it interesting. The greens are large but sculpted to test your ability to read breaks. Sand traps and water hazards are located throughout the course in strategic locations. There are some homes along the course, but they are located far enough away from the fairways and on large forested lots so as not to encroach on the natural beauty of the area. The clubhouse has a full breakfast and lunch menu, a large screen tv, and nice furniture. Overall a very pleasant golfing experience.

-Condition is lousy!!! -the layout is one of the best in…read moreHouston area, Requires lots of different shots -Greens are slow and full of weeds (poa annua and crab grass) plus bare spots -Around the greens is mostly weeds (Virginia button weed) -Fairways are mostly weeds (crabgrass and Virginia button weed) -the whole place needs mowing and trimming -Sand traps are sand mixed with dirt (mud when when wet, no sand in some spots) and lots of weeds -Snack bar doesn't open till 10:00am or so -Range is nothing but sand and weeds (mats are new). Not may flat places to hit from except for mats -Range balls are heavily used limited flight range balls -Carts are filthy (they do run and drive straight, for the most part) -Restrooms are filthy (someone should report them to the health authorities) -Pro shop is stocked with nothing (do offer used balls for a dollar) -The whole place is in a state of disrepair!!