Golf Club at Cinco Ranch

The course overall was in pretty good condition with the exception of the greens. It didn't appear they had been airrateted but they were heavily sanded with very little watering making for difficult putts . There are also almost no ball washers on the course.

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The course is in the worst condition I have ever seen. Greens look like the surface of the moon with huge craters (how does this happen?) and massive patches of dead/missing turf.

The tee boxes were like hitting off of a driveway--you can't even put a tee in the ground on half of them because they are so dry and hard.

The pace of play is atrocious. It took over 5 hours for us to play 18 holes--we never saw a Marshall enforcing pace of play so we just got to stand around waiting on the group in front of us while being hit into from the group behind us.

The golf cart was grimy and felt like it had been washed off with dog water in the back of a barn.

Paid $14 for a large bucket of balls before my round and the driving range was horrible--there was no grass and it was littered with used tees.

The entire staff here should be embarrassed with this course. This place used to be a good course, but now it's clear that they just don't care for quality and are only focused on volume.

They need to shut down the course maybe 1 day a week for the next year in order to really give it the attention it deserves. Otherwise it will just continue to deteriorate and people will stop showing up for $100 round of golf on a Thursday.

Don’t waste your money, terrible conditions on fairways and greens, rude staff it’s a shame.

the course is a really nice layout, some nice bunkers and challenging holes. greens were very slow and patchy but it's spring and the grass is transitioning.

biggest complaint is they send people off as close as possible but they're also firing folks off number 10 on the back. I was the second tee time and we played the front in an hour and forty but got to 10 and just stopped.

It is sad to see how Cinco Ranch golf club has deteriorated over the recent years. This is my second round this year and I will not be coming back. The price value is not worth it. Greens are in terrible condition. Driving range is a pad of dirt and the putting green is closed. None of this is disclosed when you book. You are better off going to any other golf course.

I booked online which included a cart fee. They paired me with others, which was expected but was told I had to pay extra to ride in my own cart, which is fine but misleading. The driving range was rough, the grass was basically nonexistent. There was no starter at the first tee, I teed off at my tee time, the starter caught up with me just off the green and told me I had to wait for my group. The greens are absolutely trashed. Construction folks who just walk across right in front of tee boxes while people are teeing off. We were told to pick up pace of play by the Marshall; which is fine but we weren’t off pace. Then we were told to slow down by the same Marshall. We were on pace, the guy was just being rude for rude sake.

Greens were in rough shape, with LOTS of landmines and dirt clods all over. Very hard to find a good line. Fairways and tee boxes were in good shape. VERY slow....teed off at 4:30 pm, and took 3 hours for front 9

The greens at Cinco Ranch are awful. The fact that we still had to pay $100 is ridiculous. I will tell anyone who will listen to play somewhere else.

Greens are in rough condition and fairways could use a little love. The price is too high for the conditions we saw.

The conditions of the putting greens was abysmal. For the the conditions, it should be $40-$50 value for the course. I'm fine withe the conditions if the price justifies it. E.g. Melrose golf course and Sharpstown are worth the price given their conditions.

I have never played Cinco Ranch and was very much looking forward to it! However, I was shocked at how poorly kept this course was maintained specifically the greens.

Fairways and tee boxes were in decent condition, but greens were simply “un-puttable”. Too many bare spots and a large amout of, for lack of a better term, craters on the greens which made for very inconsistent results. For you price is right fans, I Felt like I was playing “plinko” on every green watching my ball bounce around on the way to the cup.

To charge $100 for this course is unacceptable! I won’t be coming back as there are courses offering much better value than Cinco Ramch.

It’s been a bit since I’ve played Cinco Ranch, and I was shocked at how poorly kept this course has been. You can tell from the overall condition that it is more than the lack of rain in the Houston area this winter.

Fairways were in terrible condition, only surpassed by how “un-puttable” the greens were. Traps were in terrible condition, no consistency in sand and the lips haven’t been trimmed or patterned in years!

To charge $90 for this course is robbery! I won’t be coming back as there are better value options in Houston!

Most of the greens were too slow and were not in a fair shape.

There was a lot of construction going on, but it didn't impact pace of play, just aesthetics. While it is likely that the poor conditions were due to the grass being dormant, the greens were horrible. There were greens that had hundreds of rings on them from where the holes were moved improperly. 3-5 of the greens had 5'-10' sections of dead/diseased turf.

The staff was very friendly and the clubhouse was nice. For the $115/round I paid I expected much better course conditions though.

Found a great deal on GN. Weather was perfect for golf. Partly Sunny, mid, 70's and a light breeze. Considering the time of year the course was in remarkably good condition.

Staff was courteous and professional. The only real drawbacks, greens were in horrible conditions and the lack of restrooms throughout the course. For the amount being charged for Tee times, restrooms would be great to have throughout the course.