BlackHorse Golf Club - North Course

Played both the North and South quite a bit, Back 9 on North, and Front 9 on South is best combo, but good luck working that out, as this course stays busy. Got lucky with a $30 hot deal at 6p. Greens were pretty slow, and looks like they needed another setting down on the mower. Great place, and overall condition.

We played the North Course after a surprise storm hit in the afternoon and a lot of the other courses in town closed. Luckily Blackhorse stayed open and although it was cart path only we finished in under four hours. I guess it was only true sickos trying to play that evening. I wouldn't recommend walking to anyone else (I knew the layout but still gave it a shot since it was CPO) but in general it's a fun track. I also think the GPS in the carts was fairly new. I don't remember seeing that before although I could be mistaken. Blackhorse is not part of my regular rotation mostly because of the cost but I like both courses and I'll definitely be back at some point.

The course was closed and I was given no notification. I drive almost an hour to okay here only to arrive to a course that was closed. Even worse, I cancelled my

Other tee time in order to play here. I’d then lost my time at the other course. Extremely frustrating.

The greens were terrible. Some were patchy and Al were slow. Slowest in the area. Not worth paying $135.

Course was in good shape, especially for being public. Everyone at the course was friendly and a good time.

Extremely expensive course for little value. Course is nice but if I’m paying $120-150 it is definitely not worth that amount.

Beers are $5 each, range balls are $10 for a small bucket.

Greens are in terrible shape. Dry spots and poa annua everywhere. Hopefully most of the poa annua will burn off as summer approaches. The fairways were in decent shape. I recommend playing elsewhere until they fix their greens problem.

Pace of play was extremely slow, As a single, I do expect at some point to have to wait. But this was excessive 10 to 15 minute. Wait in between shots. No ranger, No course etiquette ,.a hole and a half open. So bad I just left.

They say this is $100-$150+ course but not currently. More like a $65 value.

Greens are dead, bunkers lack sand, and fairways cut to dirt.

Recommend playing somewhere else fir few months.

The corse is in good condition greens are good a little slow bunkers are trash unplayable

The course has an interesting layout and was in good condition.

The golf cart restrictions were very annoying. 90 degree rule is one thing but those carts are irritating.

Also at the turn the toilet in the bathroom exploded at it was disgusting.

Pace of play due to three guys not using good golf course management was horrendous. Must hasten Marshall's 4 times but they never seemed to care how they were causing a large back up.

I used to love the course but it just doesn't have the same feel anymore.

Green on #1 looking rough but otherwise track was in great shape. Even handled a mid round downpour well.

The course was in pretty bad shape especially considering they’re charging the highest public green fee in Houston. Fairways were pretty baked out. Most of the greens had sprouts making the putting surface uneven and a lot of the lies around the green were mostly bare dirt. Before the round even started there were no range balls and even if there were any there’s no spots on the range to swing. If you’re going to charge prices that are up there with golf club of Houston at the very least you need to have close course conditions and a spot to warmup.

The course is over priced for what it is. We played the North Course and it was in terrible shape. The greens had all kinds of foreign grass mixed in with the Bermuda grass. The pro shop was rude when o asked for help looking for a shirt size. I would not return and play here as the price doesn’t reflect the quality of the course.