Sienna Plantation Golf Club

I booked tee times for customer meeting using golf advisor. We got rained out. I asked the Sienna staff to help me rebook. The guy was a jerk and told me he could not help out and that I needed to go through the website. The website was not working and suggested that he just let me play at another time. He refused and was rude to both me and my customer. He also made a big deal out of using separate carts to protect against COVID. We offered to pay extra and he was still a jerk about it. Obviously, they don’t want business which is why the course is empty most of the time

I recommend Qual Valley which is down the road. Same price. Nice course with restaurant. People working there are all very nice and polite.

Let me precede by saying that I'm a business owner myself so I don't ever give out bad reviews for other businesses bc I want everyone to succeed and do well. But this experience was too similar to all my other previous outings here to ignore once again...if I don't write this, things won't ever change...

I finally had some precious time off to get away and get in a round of golf. I booked online for a tee time early enough to make sure I could finish the round before it got too dark. I even arrived an hour early to check in. Inexplicably, when I checked in a second time with the starter about 15 minutes before my tee time, they rudely told me I was bumped back to a different group 45 minutes later bc the group I was paired with had changed from a threesome to four. Then, when I noticed the next few groups who were now in front of me were all teeing off as a fivesome, I asked them why they were allowing that for those groups but not for me? Of course, they not only had no answer but continued to be rude. It was busy plus it was Thanksgiving week so I tried to brush it off and stayed as calm and polite as I could but I told them it was still bad business to not respect my time and honor a tee time that was booked and paid online in advance. If they can't honor my tee time, then don't offer it online. Needless to say, the pace was slow due to all the fivesomes just as expected, so I was unable to finish my round due to darkness. Had I been allowed to start on my original time, I would have been able to play a full 18 instead of only the 15 holes I did. Very disappointing considering how rarely I get to get out and enjoy playing a full round like this. Still, that didn't bother me as much as the rudeness and insensitivity of the clubhouse staff to my situation. I've actually played here a couple of times before over the years and I've always experienced the same unfriendly vibe just not to this same extent. It's like they don't like or take pride in their job or something. Oh well. Too many other nice courses around here to keep coming back to a place that neither values nor respects you as a customer. I won't be back.

5 hour round today because we had to wait on every hole. Not sure what caused the slow down because 2 twosomes in front of us were waiting as well. No marshals in evidence to help speed play. Having said that enjoyed the course, nice layout, greens were in great shape and quick. Tee boxes and fairways a bit dry though, maybe a function of this time of year.

good course ,greens good fairways good t-boxes could use work and watering some holes couldn't get t in ground. over-all worth going back.

Greens are as good as I’ve seen at Sienna. Some bare spots around greens in fairway, but overall it’s in good shape. Lots of roll in fairway

Fairways were good...greens were in excellent shape! Better than when I went up north in early May!

Greens Are rolling great fairways and tee boxes are firm one of the best tracks in the Houston Area in my Opinion

proshop staff was friendly and welcoming this course has come along way in the last year. the course is 2 players per cart which i had no problem with because its my choice to be out. I cant wait to come back to Sienna to play again.

The course is in an unkept condition. I don’t think the fairways or tee boxes have been punched and sanded in over 3 years. The maintenance crew doesn’t seem to know what to do— they had several busted sprinkler heads around the greens and the response was shoveled sand on the wet spots. While waiting on a tee box a groundskeeper drove his cart over the tee box (probably adding to very hard tee boxes). Numerous times I had to hammer my tee into the ground with my driver because they were so hard. The fairways were also very firm, which i found made the course more interesting from a playing perspective... Some good shots ended up in the rough or awkward lies because of the roll. The challenge was good but the firm fairways did a number on the golf carts. My cart had lost its break lock function so I had to cut the wheel like parking a car uphill.

I also found it very frustrating that none of the tee boxes had yardage markers on the par 3s. There is a tee marker with the yards, but nothing on the actual hitting surface so you were guessing yardage if the tees were moved. The fairway markers were easier to find, but not as many as you’d want. Speaking of finding your distances, it was often difficult to find the next hole. There’s several places where carts cross under or over the roads but no signage saying you should cross or not (it was also confusing because sometimes the cart path would meet up with a sidewalk— thereby making it hard to know the right way)

The greens were in good condition, especially compared to the rest of the course. They seem to be watered and cut well, and rolled pretty smooth. A lot of greens had unprepared divots. The green on 10 looked like the moon— I wondered if someone was actually chipping from the green because the gashes were larger than a divot.

Anyhow, I play a lot of golf around the Houston area and for $40 on a weekday this course is not worth the money. There are plenty of other courses in the same price range that are much better.

I enjoy this course. Most of it is too hard-pan, however. The fairways are not as lush as they should be. Tee boxes especially need some watering. Greens are slightly above average and typically rock hard, with roll that is ok but less than perfectly true.

Hole 18 fairway is often littered with white range balls. Install a net on the range! 18 is hard enough as it is!

The greens were better than last time, but there is no grass in the fairways. I know this time of year Bermuda grass does dormant, but hard to hit irons off hard pan.

I love this course, by the way. However, it typically plays slow. I never see a marshal and seems like every time I play it play is slow compared to other places.

I had a breakfast taco from the grill and the lady managing the grill was very nice and the taco was good.

I've played Sienna Plantation a few times and like the course. I was hitting balls on the range and it was like hitting out of a fairway bunker, very sandy. The tee boxes were hard as a rock and difficult to get your tee into the ground. The fairways were dry so the ball seemed to run out more than usual with light to moderate rough. The greens saved the day though. They were nice and tight, rolling about a 10 -11. Overall, still a great day. The course just seemed very dry. I did see the maintenance team working on the sprinkler system, so maybe there's an issue that is being worked on.

Greens are in good shape. Fairways could be watered a bit more as they are a bit too hardpan. Tee boxes tend to be hard as a rock, but this has improved this year.

Grouping of players should be more strict, as jam ups always occur on hole 2.

And put up a net or something to stop range balls from littering the 18th fairway. The hole is difficult enough without that annoyance.