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Greens in particular were in really good shape & a few with deceptive slopes. The pace of play was horribly slow though - even for a Friday 1030 tee time. Would recommend based on course quality & maybe I was just unlucky on timing.

This is typically one of my top 5-ish Houston area tracks & took an out of town friend to play here on their first visit to TX. If I'd known the greens were lost on the front nine then we'd have played elsewhere. But the pace of play was excellent for a Saturday in Houston (right at 4 hours) and everything else about the course and facilities are satisfactory. If they can get the greens back it'll jump back up on my Houston area short-list.

In my opinion this is the best public course in the greater Houston area - that's even without accounting for the fact that it's less expensive than many inferior courses in the area.

It's a beautiful course in excellent condition, has some character in the layout, forces thought with some risk/reward shots, and is surrounded by nature (not a subdivision, airport, industrial area, etc.). The staff is welcoming, the price is right, pace of play was great - it's really as good as you can get around here.

My 1 and only complaint is the mosquitoes. Wow are they tenacious and swarming. I should have worn pants and a long sleeve undershirt - nonetheless, I will be back again.