Longwood Golf Club - Post Oak Course

I have played this course several times and always enjoy being there. The greens are not in very good condition, grass seems unusually thin. Several holes still have damage from Hurricane Harvey that hooefully will be fixed soon. Still a fun course and a value for the money on certain tee times.

I played the course a few weeks after Harvey and it was a mess. 18 holes were cobbled together.

Now the individual course are playable again.

The greens are not too bad a little uneven and bare in patches.

The tee boxes are ok, they have never been great, need to be bigger and better managed.

The fairways and around the greens are coning back but you often need to move your ball to get grass under it.

But overall the course is coming back, I hope they keep working on it.

I think the staff has done a great job given they fought coming back from Harvey and then the unusual cold spell we had this year. I expect by late spring this course will be back in it’s true shape.

Course layout is one of the best in the area. Pace of play was excellent. Course conditions need a lot of work. Teebox to pair was playing trap and green are recovering from Harvey but are far from in good shape. Even though The greens lack grass they still roll true and have good pace.

Considering the fact that they have had to restore the course after two recent flooding events, it was in excellent condition. The greens were fast and true and the grass in the fairways was growing back in the areas near the creek.

The course is still recovering from hurricane Harvey. It is showing signs of all the hard work. Tee boxes and fairways are recovering but still need a break from the weatherman. Sand traps need more sand and even from one to the other for my liking but not bad overall. Greens room true and are a good speed and design. Overall length is good and challenging for all levels. A good mixture of right to left and left to right. Excellent course to work on your short game. Fun to play. Houses are hardly noticeable.

Course was extremely wet and while generally playable, too many bad spots in the fairways and first cut. overall in bad condition.

Staff is friendly and accommodating.

Played this course in the past and greens were always good but are currently in terrible shape, way too many dimples and unrepaired mud ball marks on the greens, damage done to them from letting people play the course when it was too wet fairways were understandably a little rough due to recent rain and ice and winter conditions, but the greens are usually real good here and have suffered some major damage hopefully they can get it going again here in the next couple of months overall for the discount rate on GolfNow had a pretty good enjoyable round.

I haven’t played this course in years and was invited by a buddy to play this past weekend. The fairways and greens were in horrible condition. The grass on the fairways could hardly be called grass. You were practically hitting every shot off of dirt. Most of the greens all had big dimples and dead grass spots. It was impossible to keep your putt on line. This course was hit hard by Hurricane Harvey and the damage is understandable. The problem is they are charging $60 plus on the weekend ( unless you book through a discount website) and you can spend the same money at a nearby course and have a better experience. Hopefully the course will recover this year.

we played the Palmetto and the Post Oak nines and the greens were awful on both nines. They should let you know that the course is not in acceptable condition right now. The fairways on the Palmetto nine were as bad as the greens. The course had always been in good shape on my previous trips. I am assuming Hurricane Harvey really affected them.

greens are in bad condition . some slower than others

with some of them showing damage

Played Longwood with a friend on a cold Houston day. Course was very wet due to recent rains. Still showing a lot of damage from Hurricane Harvey floods, including many washed out areas and spots with little to no grass. Not sure why but greens were in awful shape, bumpy and many bare patches. Course layout is good with some challenging holes and staff was friendly but course really needs work.

Arranged to play Longwood Golf Course through Golf Now at a price of $28.00 which is lower than their normal price

range of $45.00 or a members price of $37.00. Even at $28.00 The price was too high. The course maintenance and over all shape of the course was to low. This course needs some major help, there is little to no grass in the fairways, mostly dirt.

The price to play is not worth the shape of the course.

At this time I would not recommend this course.

The staff was friendly and helpful. The course was I good condition for A wet-cold January. The scares from Harvey are still present., but the crew has done a very good job in making it playable again.

I had used Longwood course and I loved the course.

I played yesterday first time after Huricane Harvey. But overall course condition was not good.

I think Longwood needs more time to be back to same condition before Huricane.

enjoyed course but had rained heavily the night before. probably should of waited a day or two but if you a golfer; well you know what mean. will go back when weather a little drier.

this nine holes is challenging but very playable. really enjoyed