Bluebonnet Hill Golf Club & Range

Very reasonable price and they kept the green in top notch shape... same condition as some of the finest country club course in the area. Staffs are very friendly and accommodating. This is also a "feel good" course as it produce good opportunity to score.

Foggy/ damp. greens weren't bad. Pace was great, not many playing golf on Valentine's Day. Staff is always friendly and polite. Good folks at Bluebonnet.

Nice course. Good layout. Open yet challenging. They moved my tee time up to go right after the last tee time of a local tournament. Front 9 took 3.5 hours so I only got 11 holes in before I had to leave. Would rate higher if pace was better

I like this course and the greens, however there was a freeze delay and nobody to let us into the course for 1 hour! Then waited 2 more hours for them to let us start playing when we could have gone off after 20 minutes after getting there! There was a lot of confusion from the staff but I still got to play golf so whatever.

I enjoyed playing this course! The staff were professional, the layout of the course was pretty straightforward, and the fairways and greens were well kept: especially for this time of year. There were some areas around the greens that were being worked on, but they were well marked. Also, expect bounce on hard Texas clay at edge and in spots of fairway. I will recommend this course to others, and can’t wait to return on a warm, sunny day to play again!

Took 4 and a half hours to play only 14 holes. Had to quit due to lack of course marshals. Where were they. Won't come back unless you clean this up.

Bluebonnet Hills Golf Course is usually a really fun play. We were disappointed with the condition of the greens. Seems they hadn't been mowed in at least a day. Other than this, it was a good time. Can't wait for better greens conditions.

Course not worry the money.....course in miserable condition and the layout is way to cramped. You feel like you are in the way on every hole.

I play Bluebonnet Hills 3 or 4 times a month and always enjoy the course. Scenic from several spots...deer and fox occasionally wander onto the course. The pace of play is always brisk....only once in the last 4 or 5 years have I ever had a round longer than 4 hours. My twosome played 36 holes in 6 hours. Course was in pretty good shape, but the greens, as always, were in great shape. Recovering from a recent aeration, they are rolling medium fast and true.

It's been years since I played Bluebonnet and I recall it being sort of a goat track muni and not well run. Pleasantly surprised to find a nice, fun little course. It's got some mature trees and water features I don't recall either. Playing single I got around the front 9 in a little over an hour, with folks letting me play through. Slowed down on the back and joined up with a group of geezers but still finished overall in 3 hours.

Challenging layout, more ball washers needed and hole layout signage.

This is the time of the year our courses aerate the greens. Course was in good shape and in about a week the greens will be really good.

Pace of play was great!

I do understand that golf courses need to be maintained, but remaining open and allow people to play on green that has sand in it? I wouldn't say it's playable. It's a waste.

First course I've been to and seen a Bobcat lol fast paced course I'll be back for sure

Have not played this course for several years, since shortly after it opened. When it opened, they advertised as absolutely enforcing 4 hour rounds and taking golfers off the course if they were not keeping pace. That apparently has changed, as our round took at least 4 1/2 hours. Layout pretty straightforward - hit the ball, find it, and hit it again. Trees are larger and more mobile than i remember, but it has been at least 15 years since my last visit.