Best kept secret in America....it's like playing Augusta!read more

One of the best courses to play in East Texas for the money. The greens are the heart and soul of…read morethis course.

i attended a wine tasting and dinner event here. the ambiance was nice. the service was extremely…read morefriendly. the wines were a nice variety of flavors. the waiters were accommodating to my lactose intolerance and showed me options on the prefix menu what worked for me. the food was okay, it tasted like a basic restaurant, nothing fancy or amazing to point out. but it was solid. overall i gave it 4 stars more for the service than the food.

I attended a wedding here. It's a beautiful venue with outstanding attention to detail. The views…read moreof the golf course from the dinning/bar space are great. The staff was on point, super friendly and so congenial. Service was stellar. The upstairs reception area was pretty warm though, everyone was fanning themselves as was the outside wedding ceremony. But to be fair, it was 101 at 6:15 when we arrived in August. The homes surrounding the golf course are stunning. All the food was quite tasty and parking was ample.

Played in a golf tournament here this week with my church. The course manager, Keith, is one of the…read morenicest guys you could meet. They took great care of us and met every need. They have gps touch screens on their golf carts so no need to drain your cell phone or Apple Watch. The screens can be connected to your cell through Bluetooth so you can play your own music through the onboard speakers. Just an awesome touch of service! The course was perfect for my level of play "not quite pro" (read: amateur.) Many of the other players were much more seasoned in this sport and they enjoyed the course too. The weather was the best you could have asked for in south Texas. Not sure they can guarantee that for everyone though. Best of luck to you all! Enjoy!

Golf pros are rude, and the membership director is even worse. They refused to honor a free round…read moreof golf that I won in a raffle. There was no expiration date, but I was told they were full of members and didn't care I had a free round. There are much better clubs to join in the area.

First weekend for the Clay Court Championships is usually free which is a bonus when you have a…read moreyoung kid. Let's start with parking. You can park in the neighborhood easily. Just pick a mansion and find a spot. We got lucky and found a spot in the shade and didn't have to walk too far. We brought a stroller just in case. The grounds were immaculate as they always are. Areas were closed off to the public but there was a large section that had been set up for food and beverage with ample seating under a tent as well as tables with umbrellas on a lawn so kids could run around and with a large screen to watch the matches. I've always loved this event at the country club because you can be so close to the action. Staff were super friendly and personable and really appreciate everyone's hard work to keep this open to the public so that tennis can be accessible for all.

I was invited here for a fancy shmancy evening. I was not sure I was even going to be allowed in…read morethrough the front door since I am Jewish and well, you know the ugly history of country clubs (and deed restrictions in the subdivisions surrounding country clubs) discriminating against everyone that is not a WASP - "blue blood lining" as a part of WASP history that has a lot in common with their FHA redlining which is more widely discussed among the goyim that are trying to earn their woke credentials these days supporting MFOL, BLM, trans*, and feminist causes as allies. Turns out, this is one of them more progressive country clubs allowing people like me in and I was not asked to leave on account of the schnoz. I had several dramatic oy gevalts lined up for the occasion that I have now saved for later when I really need them. Caddyshack II is one of my favourite films because it just really gets "it" and how "it" is for the rest of us when we have to pick out a shirt that does not have mustard stains on it and we go to the country club as a guest. I expected to be the Hartounian we all need me to be in these trying times, with a bit of Al Czervik thrown in for the even tougher times. I had a whole paragraph on Spaceballs I had to take out because I think Caddyshack II is a better vibe for this one. As you would expect based on the name and the general understanding that this is the fanciest part of Houston, this country club is imposing. The building is enormous. There are so many different rooms and (levels!) The "driveway" leading up to the main building is lengthy and there is the guard house to keep out the riff-raff, which did not include me for one day of my life. For all of the pomp and circumstance in arriving here (my Uber driver was whistling like the "hoooooo boy" kind-of-impressed by all the mansions nearby) I had to tip my Uber driver extra so he wouldn't think I was one of the landed gentry, I was more of a down to earth bro (simply a guest here, not a member) that should be spared from President Sanders kicking in the doors of the 1% and forcibly redistributing wealth come next January. I think my outfit from the clearance rack at Sears told actual rich people everything they needed to know about me voting for Sanders and not their chosen wine cave fundraiser candidate, who should be the lucky owner of the second door kicked down by Sanders after the Clintons' wealth has been forcibly redistributed to POC communities that Shillary had dubbed "super predators" in the 90s. If you have the opportunity to visit here as a guest, do it. It is a world apart from what we know. Muy fancy!

Never get tired of playing this course. Employees are solid & wknd cart girls rock!…read morePrivate. yes. Join us soon!

Been a member at RBCC for 8 years and have enjoyed every moment…read more Impeccible golf course with a large mens locker room. Fully-stocked bars and great food. The staff - from golf pros to the waiters/wairesses - are friendly and make you feel at home. Great for families - pool, gym, tennis courts.

Great place for families! Wonderful Sunday Brunch with pianist Amy Lauro. The food was amazing and…read morethe staff were all very attentive and helpful.

I was beyond impressed with every aspect of the club as a guest, besides the bland food. tbqh…read morefamilia, the main selling place of this joint if you are considering membership or are lucky enough to be invited in as a guest of a member, are the luxe grounds and the elegance everywhere else, not the food. The main clubhouse exudes Caddyshack elegance with the fireplace and bold wood paneling. The tennis courts are fantastic and pristine. The fire pit just off the pool is fun to sit around for a quick chat around a fire pit, which is better conversation than it would be anywhere else sans fire pit. The pool and basketball courts really round out the whole experience that they offer everything in the club experience for the whole family. Handsomely manicured grounds, pleasant staff, a family style atmosphere of yesteryear, and a see/be seen kind of atmosphere in luxe Memorial to let people know you are a man about town with a mighty fine hat. VIP baby.

This place is super unprofessional. Upstairs they keep it clean but golf is where it gets bad…read more Jared Owens and Michael Thomas ruined this country club coming from someone who's been a member for years and years. I've also heard horror stories coming from employees saying Jared doesn't give attendance points to people he likes and Mike leaves them out to dry when they are understaffed. Things like this can't be happening when the dues we pay are so high and keep getting higher for the same quality of service as it was before. The course is beautiful but hard to play. The blue shirt guys are up your butt 24/7 trying to help whether it is intentional or forced orders nobody likes it here. Jared Owens needs to go back to school and learn a new profession

I am lucky enough to have a group of golfers that make an annual trip to this incredible golf…read morevenue. This week we were treated to superb weather and a fine trip to Miramont. Normally our trip is after the time change and did catch the course in a seasonal sanding but the conditions of the greens even with sand made for quite a challenge. The rooms are 6 star and the food is comparable. Wine list is excellent and well stocked (no shortage off '07 Silver Oak Cab). Caddies were a new component and not experienced but most of us had played the course so was not an issue. The course has 3 five pars and 3 par 3's on front side. Great course for gamblers and fair to the shorter hitters. Clubhouse is off the charts, locker rooms are the best ever and the staff is not in a hurry or overworked. We were the only foursomes on the course the two days we were there except the A&M golf team. Possibly the best golf/dining/lodging experience ever and certainly anywhere in Texas.

I was invited to accompany my Houston family to a Christmas Party at the Houston Country Club. I…read moream no stranger to the finer things and Country Clubs in general. I was still impressed with the quality and beauty of the setting. The parking was easy, the staff was harried but friendly. The amenities arranged for the party were beyond impressive. The food was well presented and very tasty. The environment was comfortable, even with a crowd that easily numbered in the hundreds. I didn't have a chance to play golf but from what I saw, the course is beautiful and challenging. If I was looking for a high quality event space, or an impressive corporate perk, I would put this place on my short list.

Very beautiful club with a very nice man that opens the front door. The whole place is clean with…read morevery nice members and staff.