Legendary Oaks Golf Course

This is no longer a golf course, as 3 of the 18 greens have absolutely no grass left, it is just gravel. The rest have major issues, only 2 greens are even playable to be honest. Putting is a huge part of game, this was a driving range. Hard unmanaged fairways with terrible overall greens conditions. One green has an old wood bridge I would be scared to cross, as it is old rotten wood and loose fasteners. Staff was very unfriendly, when I told the member in the “pro store” I felt ripped off, he said “i KNOW”. I will not play again unless under new management. Carts are great,, and layout is nice, wonderful practice area, but the course is being destroyed by the lack of proper care. Charge a little more and keep up the course or sell out already.

Love the layout but they have lost the grass on nearly every green. Such a shame! Played back in the fall and greens were a little slow but now… putting on sand, nope just picked up once on the green. Needs some $ and TLC.

Greens are better than last year but still bumpy to putt on - sand bunkers are unplayable because they don’t drain and are very compacted with very little sand - lately they have increased the green fees which will limit my number of times to play per week - I don’t understand the increase in fees without any improvements ☹️

Course is in great location and nice layout but needs some major over haul. Trees need to be cut down and fairways and greens need a lot of work. Spend the money and you will make it back ten fold!!

I play here a few times a month. The condition of the course really needs to improve. After green fees were raised, I was hopefully the extra $$ would go to course maintenance. Really hope this gets better. I have a hard time paying the green fees and the course being in such bad shape.

We’ve played this course for years and love the proximity and general overall layout, however the conditions right now are horrible. The “greens” are mostly sand with patches of weeds. Only two greens have any grass. Finding a good spot of something green to hit from in the fairway is also a challenge. It’s hard for me to believe that with these conditions they can keep the rates at $50, but they always seem to have plenty of players. I just wish a little more care was put into the course. It could be really nice.

The entire course needs work -- and the greens (actually, the "browns") need grass. They are packed dirt with encrusted pebbles. Impossible to putt on.

The irony is that the course was full of people playing. Or rather, trying to play.

I hate to be this guy but played there today with a buddy of mine who lives a mile away from the course it was flat out embarrassing to pay 50 something bucks a man to play a course that is in as bad of shape as this place is. Crab grass out of control everywhere including the greens buildings run down ponds are nasty bunkers not tended to no balls on the range general management and facilities are run down to the point of just needing to start over. If Marshall knew how his pride and joy looked today he would turn over in his grave almost a disgrace to the game it was flat terrible and to charge 50 something bucks a person they should be ashamed I’ve played this course probably 6 times in 2 years and continues to go farther down hill every time I go! SAVE YOUR MONEY AND FIND ANOTHER COURSE!

The course is in pretty good shape. The layout is good, especially the par 5’s, making you become a bit cautious over the next shot. It is really enjoying, getting out & getting some good exercise. Although, the greens are on their down cycle from winter freezes, enjoyable.

I enjoy playing this course but $50 is a little pricey for the condition of the greens. The Marshall said it was because of the cold winter but I played about 20 minutes closer to Houston the weekend prior and the greens were amazing. TAKE CARE OF YOU COURSE AND PEOPLE WILL SPEND THE $50.

I saw the putting green was without grass and thought they must be resurfacing. Nope most greens were 90% no grass!

I play this course often, and it’s a great value. I will play again this month, as part of my rotation, and I hope they can get there grass to grow on the greens. Unfortunately it is basically just dirt/sand mixture for 90% of the greens. Maybe had a disease that went untreated? Either way, still a playable course, just don’t bring your putter.