Sienna Plantation Golf Club

The proshop the employee could have been more attentive. Very ho hum kind of guy. Not really enthusiatic about being there or wanting to talk to me. Didn't seem like he wanted to explain anything.
It did rain earlier in the morning. So conditions were wet. Cart path only. Tee boxes were all right. Fairways were not overly wet. Diviots were more of a muddy consistency. Not alot of standing water on the fairways. The greens were not consistent. Some had areas were the greens effected the greens. Moved the ball due to a bump.
The pro instructor is very nice and easy to talk to. The pro shop attendant could learn from him.

I'll keep this short and simple. Great course layout. Decent range and chipping green. Fairways are average. But, the Greens...the course should be ashamed to charge full price for such a poor product. There is no grass on these greens. Get it together or charge less.

Too many wet and rough bush hazards in middle of fairway, too many hills/mounds blocking view of layout, unless you play here frequently, you have no idea where your shot will end up on fairway

The greens are littered with weeds and do not roll smooth. There were a number of putts where we laughed at the bumps along the way. There were 2 foot tall weeds alongside a green-side bunker, numerous broken sprinkler heads, and ground is as hard as a rock. They also need to learn to not water a fairway mid-afternoon on a Friday.

Haven’t played this course in over 15 yrs .. and man it was not worth the hr drive and the price.. Course is in bad shape and to think it’s surrounded by million dollar homes . Membership must be way down and also not to many people probably play it.. and to think I read a sign saying rates will go up on April 1st..The track is very nice. But overall rating I give a 2 out of 10… Golfers should play Clearcreek for the same price and way better shape…

Do not trust any of the recent reviews. The greens are in horrible shape and full of weed sprouts. It was like putting and playing pinball at the same time. Tee boxes are hard as a rock and it was hard to even place a tee without breaking it first. All ball washers were rusted shut or had no water. It was a Saturday noon tee time and did not run into cart girl until 10th tee and by that time she had hardly anything. Just a poorly kept and run course.

The greens were spray painted green, and had some type of fungus/weed growing.the staff wasn’t to friendliest. The pace seemed great. Only saw the drink cart once at hole 10. So buy drinks before you start playing. Signage around the tunnels can be much better.

It's disappointing that a golf course of such potential suffers from inadequate maintenance. The greens are in poor condition, leading to balls bouncing unpredictably after putting. This lack of care significantly detracts from the playing experience.

Course was very dry. Greens were in rough shape and can use some TLC/work.

4 years in Houston and I have never heard of this course. I would definitely be back.

We play Sienna a few times a month. The course condition is usually good and the greens are also in good shape.
The problem is inconsistent pace of play and poor active marshal management.
We were a foursome playing behind a threesome that was taking anywhere from 15 to 20 minutes per hole. The threesome would not let us play through. We saw marshall sitting under the trees in the shade and had to let him know. Marshalls should be driving the course observing pace and doing their job. The other problem at Seinna is that we have come up behind five somes that didnt care that they were slowing down everyones game. Again a Marshall should address the situation. So a 4 hour round here is not always the case. and the marsshals are not enforcing pace of play.

The course has an interesting layout,unlike other flat/boring courses in Houston area, and the pace was good. Will coma back and play again.