Tour 18 Houston

Course was in great shape for winter golf, some tee boxes a bit rough but overall great.

Amazing course. no marshall. And the people it attracts. Had a guy hit into us while they had two tee times stacked behind them on number two holes. They then blame us for not getting out of the way.

Great course! For someone that plays 4-5x/year this course is a tough one. Fairways are open, but hills and hazards run throughout.
Weather was chilly, heavy rain the evening prior had the greens running sluggish even for a 10am start. By noon it was a completely different game.
Had a great time.

I have played this course many times and have no complaints about the layout, conditions, etc. But the round took somewhere around 5 hours and 20 minutes to finish. The first two holes were fine. Then we waited on every single tee box the rest of the day, many times with more than one group sitting on the box. The tee times were spaced out 10 minutes apart so I don't even think they were trying to cram too many people onto the course. And only one hole was cart path only so I don't think that was the issue either. Would've loved for a marshall to speed things along.

Came on a annual golf trip and tour 18 was scenic and fun.

I always have an enjoyable experience at tour 18. Brought a friend this time and he and I both had another memorable day.

Definitely not worth $100. Ofcourse i played in February so I understand the winter like conditions. But seems little to none on the upkeep. Luckily I got a hot deal for 55$. Range was okay. They have a top tracer which is hit or miss. Not consistent on tracking. But I’ll try it again in the summer.

It’s so cool playin 18 iconic holes from different courses on the pga tour. Course is in great condition especially compared to some other courses ive played around Houston.

The course must have had a lot of rain that wasn’t draining well. Water in several bunkers and several holes were cart path only. This is my favorite course in the area and I’d usually give 5 stars, but conditions today were not ideal.

Cart Path only, not happy about that with the fee paid. Asked for a handicap flag , nope not allowed today. Not only am I handicapped but my older brother who came out to have a good time going through radiation treatments would like to had a little break. I know it rained Friday obviously the course does not drain well. Bunkers filled with water, No maintenance crew. Sorry but this course does not demand the rate they charge, plus you have to purchase range balls. I don't mind paying for what you get but you just don't get it here.

Everything a golfer could want for a great round, EXCEPT: the TWO groups ahead of our foursome were playing as a SIXSOME! There were six players at every tee box and green. And we saw their carts up on the fringe of some greens!

We were forced to wait on almost every shot...and there were three groups behind us fuming.

The course management has a responsibility it did not fulfill.

The 3 areas listed weren't in good shape this past summer, but there has been a significant turnaround on all aspects of the course. Tee boxes need a little work. Amazing want rain will do for a course and proper care from the workers. Great job.

The concept of compiling signature holes from different courses into a single 18 hole course isn't new, but Tour 18 Houston has NAILED IT! The very first hole replicates Harbour Town's famous 18th hole. And it replicates it WELL. From there, the 2nd hole replicates the famous par 5 6th of Bay Hill. From there, a 3 hole stretch PERFECTLY mimics the iconic "Amen Corner" & anyone whose been there or even watched the Masters on TV can see it. The list goes on, the front 9 ends with an island green that simulates the 17th at TPC Sawgrass, home of the Players Championship. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND if you're in Houston, this course is a MUST PLAY!