Cypress Lakes Golf Club

Upon arriving the pro told us the front 9 was closed and we would have to play the back nine twice. I was not excited about that and had no idea that was the deal until I got there. He said he would give us a special price of $45 for our inconvenience… I paid less than that on GolfNow. Because they were cramming everyone in the back 9 it was very slow off the 10th tee. By the time we made the turn the pace of play did get better.. course was a decent layout, fairways and greens weren’t bad. All the bunkers were full of water and there were some surprise ponds in the middle of the fairways.

I know we’ve gotten a lot of rain lately but put some drainage in!

I'm not sure if it's because it was supposed to rain later in the day but this was the first time in years I played a round in under four hours on a weekend. The course itself was in pretty good shape which is what counts but the practice areas were pretty rough. The range was beat up and a lot of my range balls were caked in dirt/mud. The putting green was closed and looked like it was in need of repair. But on the course the greens were fine and the bunkers were good. Most of the holes are tree-lined and the front nine has a fair amount of water. All good challenges. Given the cost of this sport these days, I guess $81 was a fair deal. I'd probably wait a while before returning to see if they practice green can get back on its feet. But I'll certainly be back.

Only issue greens # 9 & 18 were just sanded , will go back to play soon

The course was in very good shape today except some sandy spots on a few greens. The pace of play was very good for CL as sometimes it can be slow. Great weather… good day!!

Should've known from start at the driving range that this course was going to be in poor condition and it was. Don't waist your money here there are number of courses in the area that are in much better condition.

Nobody notified us that the course was closed but they still took my credit card to reserve a tee time. We showed up and it was completely closed down.

Real poor Golf Course condition....I heard that will be constructing Houses instead of improving the Course ...It is a shame but building houses must be great business ...the tee boxes were dirt the greens have weeds all over ...Not coming Back

I can't believe there is no starter who can at least manage the start time, as a couple of guys started their tee time 30 minutes earlier when there was no one at the first tee box.

Bunkers were hard bottom or lacking sand. Everything else was fine.

This course shows its teeth when it gets breezy. Lost golf balls and higher scores…many water hazards. That said..,better greens you’ll never see…smooth and consistent.

Course in dire need of rain. Had to wait 30 minutes for a cart.

Avoid this place on the weekends at all costs. Week days it's one of my favorite places in the area to play. It's affordable and their greens typically are comparable to the best courses in Houston. Course condition wise my only complaint is tee boxes are almost all terrible. No big deal though. The rest of the course is great. But again on the weekends you'll be lucky to finish a round in 5 hours. They stack the tee times way too close. On top of that there's almost never a marshal there to get people moving.

Cypress Lakes is a "Hit or Miss" course! This outing was a little bit of both. Course gets a lot of traffic but pace was better than last time. No range balls available! Maybe the tractor driver was off? Sprinklers came on while course was still open. Will probably have to adjust timer since it's staying light longer.

The course was in rough shape from tee to green...similar to like Herman Park or Sharpstown...but much more expensive.
It used to be better.