The Golf Club at Champions Circle

Not sure what happened to the greens at Champions circle but they are almost not playable. What used to be the mainstay has eroded into a bad experience for any golfer. Won't be back until I see a report that the greens have been replaced or returned to an acceptable level.

The layout of this course is nice, however the pace of play was very slow and all of the greens but three were in really bad condition.

They need to work the greens a little. Not much grass and not very soft.

This is truly a great track with a variety of interesting holes. Unfortunately, the current condition of the greens is borderline unplayable. There is much exposed dirt on the greens and the amount of poana grass invading the greens is significant. I would avoid playing this course at least until June or later for the heat of summer to help the greens recover.

Greens were horrendous. They should not be open at this time of year. They were dirt with patches of grass.

I would think a course would want to ensure that their greens were the best maintained asset in their operation but that was not the case at this place. The fairways were decent which is mind boggling to me. There is no excuse letting your greens degrade to that level whilst maintaining everything else to decent standards.

Champions is always my favorite public course but all the greens are is such terrible shape .... not sure when I will return ..would like to know if this will get fixed soon .!

The course layout was good, but the greens and general course conditions were terrible. The pace of play was slow, even though the course was not busy and we never saw a marshal or anyone working the course. I expected more from a resort course and will not play this course again.

Course was in great shape and we got around quickly. Staff was friendly. We will be back.

Too many singles and two's, also greens a bit rough.

I've played CC many times because it is close by and fairly convenient. The course never fails to disappoint mainly due to conditions. If you are just looking for a cheap round check it out but keep your expectations low. Easy to get tee times, probably because repeat business is low.

I had played this course when it first opened and loved it. I moved away and haven't played it in years, but was back in town and gave it a shot. It was better than I remember, but the pace of play was unbelievably slow. It was a perfect weather day, but at one point on hole 3, there were groups on green, fairway, tee box and 3 waiting. That's ridiculous and made an otherwise great experience almost unbearable. Overall, I will certainly play there again, but they need to work on tee time management. A 6 hour round is just too long when other options are available.

Course, greens, fairways all as good as can be expected for Texas in the winter. Staff was great! My only issue was the pace of play. I expected it to be a little slow on an 85 degree day on a Saturday but this was ridiculous! Not sure if somebody was in front of all of us and just refused to let people play through or something else but by the 7th hole there were 3 groups waiting at the tee box with the 4th on the green behind us. And by the 8th hole 4 groups waiting st the tee box and the 5th on the prior green. 2 hours and 40 min to play the front nine. Everybody was complaining and no cart girl until the 9th tee box. The back nine probably played fine because about 4 groups left after nine holes. I did get a rain check for the back nine so no complaints there and will probably play this course as often as possible but it probably won't ever be on a Saturday.

Champion is always a nice course to play. From the front tees is good for most golfers and the back tees make it challenging for scratch golfers. Greg Norman did a good job and pace of play is decent most of the time, they do their share of tournaments so always ask when booking.

The course wasn't great to look at but it was the middle of winter after all. The fairways were in good shape and the ball sat up well. There were very few bare spots. The greens were in really great condition and they ran fast and true.

I can't wait to play this course again in the spring!

The golf course was in great shape for December golf. Greens were a little fast but playable.

Downside was the five and half hours play time. Course was overbooked and tee times were too close together.

Played this course a few years back and is just as I remembered. The course is a challenge from the gold tees....overall the course conditions was great.

I play this course a lot as it's close to my house. I think its an average to good course for the $$. The front 9 is open and has some basic layout configurations. IMO, this course shines on the back 9. Tough Long Par 5's, Elevated 190 yd Par 3, beautiful wooded lined fairways. There is not a lot of "Water" on this course but the creeks, rivers, and ravines do come into play. Greens are sometimes hit and miss on the surface conditions however, they are in great shape now for Mid December. Not the softest Greens I have ever played but OK.

This course is usually packed on the weekends and the pace of play is always slow. Expect 5 hour rounds.

Yesterday (12/11)we tee'd off at 1:45PM and was only able to finish through 16 before it got too dark around 5:45PM