The Golf Club at Longwood

Like many other courses in Houston right now, it is looking a bit bare and scorched in places but it was in pretty decent condition considering. We were behind a 3 who took forever and we were a 4. The most frustrating thing was the lack of signs in a couple of places that caused us tongues where to go.

I hadn't played Longwood in 2+ years because the upkeep of the greens had become so below par. The majority of the greens were in horrible shape with major defects like missing grass, weeds and dead spots on the greens. I am glad to say a colleague set up a round recently and to my pleasant surprise the course and especially the greens are back to the wonderful conditions that they once were. The price is a little steeper but so is everyones. Welcome back Longwood!

This is a fun little course but the cart path is in great need of updated directions to the hole. Found myself lost several times which allowed for the group behind to keep pressing up. Greens are playing slow but all round, a good time.

The course was in very good shape, but the greens were a little slow. This may be due to the extreme heat and lack of rain so you don't want to lose the greens. Course lets you play all clubs in your bag. Some long par 3s and some short par 4s. Reachable par 5s with good drive and good second shot. Bunkers were in good shape. Very enjoyable round.

Course in best shape in awhile. Greens just don’t react consistently to the break they tell you and about the time you start ignoring the break they start to break. Played Post then Pine. Need more water on the course to drink. Covid is over getting dangerously hot out there

The course condition was above average. The pace of play was above average. The green conditions were way above average. The layout was challenging.