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BraeBurn Country Club
About
The fourth oldest and one of the most elite clubs in Houston, BraeBurn Country Club dates back to the 1920s when John Bredemus was hired to build what was supposed to be called the Colonial Country Club. The club was foreclosed upon in 1929, but was brought back to life in 1931 by a group headed by Houston's legendary Jack Burke, Sr. BraeBurn has long been known as a shot-maker's course because of the predominance of trees. Carlton Gipson rolled through in the early 1990s to update the course and add elevation changes.
Getting there : From Hwy 59 south, exit Bissonnet St. and turn left. Drive under the highway through the second traffic light, and the course is less than a mile away
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Conditions5.0
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Value5.0
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Layout5.0
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Pace5.0
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Golfer Reviews
Nice private course!
I personally love this course. The staff is very nice. Couldn't ask for a better layout or conditions. The pace is usually pretty solid, and amazing on weekdays! If you're a member, you can literally just find open holes or start on 10 and play 9 holes. usually, to play a full round starting on hole 1 you'll need a tee time but its easy to get. Range balls are free, and they have the mats. Usually I don't like mats, but these are great mats with 3 different types of grass to hit on with slots to put normal tees in. The range is also completely covered with a fan!
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