Pearland Golf Club

This course has a great layout and it is in great shape for winter golf. The greens are extremely fast this year. Had an enjoyable round.

The course was cart path only but understandable as the course doesn't drain well and lots of rain previous day. The greens were faster than expected although bare in spots. The bunkers need some work, dirt underneath 1 to 2 inches of sand. Fairways need to grow in, there were some bare spots (not sure if they overseeded last fall). But it was a pleasant day after knee surgery and not playing for 6 months, so complaints are more for course improvement than the playing experience. I enjoy the course, great value, everyone is friendly, and there are a couple of challenging holes.

Scattered sprinkles during play, and with all of the recent rain it was cart path only, but the course was in good shape. Fairways were wet, but there wasn’t standing water in too many places.it shouldn’t be. Greens were fast and maintained for the time of year. Will be back.

Decent course but definitely not worth $75/ round.
The sprinklers on the greens were on for the last 3 holes.

First time playing course. A shorter course I believe might have been designed for senior community which surrounds it. Ducks everywhere! Never seen so many different types! Greens played good even in late afternoon. Fairways are a different story! Great carts with GPS but hard to handle on very bumpy fairways! Sand and tress come into play a lot. Of course, where there are ducks there is water! Priced right for the experience! Just watch the ducks!

To many courses let their fair ways go brown in this heat wave
Refreshing to have lies with grass
I always forget how much I like playing here

The staff was very nice and the course was great. The greens were in great condition

Overall quality course with an occasionally tight layout and homes or roads lining most fairways. Small bodies of water are frequently in play so pay attention to your landing areas before committing to a shot! Greens were punched earlier this week and there were a few dead spots on some holes, but generally the greens looked nice and rolled well for the conditions. Fairways were green but fairly bumpy even in the golf cart. Bunkers were mostly in good conditions.

Great course for the most part they have a few greens that they are having trouble with. The pace of play was a little slow but that’s because people think they are pros lol. Food at the turn (hotdog) was great plus they have a young lady in a beverage cart going around the course.

The standing water was very difficult to play through. If I had known there was that much water on the fairway I would not have played yesterday. I would have expected the drainage to be better. I look forward to playing during the spring if it is dry. Played from the Blue tees which made the course fun if it wasn't wet.

While the fairways and greens were well maintained but drainage is an obvious issue. There was a significant amount of water accumulation on the fairways to the point where I would estimate that on one out of every two/three holes my fairway shots landed in puddles 1 inch or more deep (bad luck, perhaps). It should be noted that it had rained the day before, lightly drizzled for brief periods the day of and had otherwise remained overcast. Starting play at 2:40 pm for $60/player, my twosome was able to play 13 holes before sundown (approximately 2:40 later). No food/drink service on the course (no one on cart or in the two rest stops) but water coolers were present at a few holes (we did not use them). The carts were nice but the constant advertisements on the screen meant that course maps were often obscured when needed. Perhaps I'll play this course again on a dry day but I was unimpressed at the course value.