Sienna Plantation Golf Club

Everything about the course was really good, except the first 6-7 greens had weeds growing in them. That wasn’t the case for the rest of the holes, so I couldn’t give it a higher rating. It’s clear they are putting some money into the course, as the cart paths have been repaired in some places. Fairway, tee boxes, and rough area is really dry, so some water is needed soon…but if you put the ball in the fairway it will roll for days.

Course Conditions were good. Some greens need to be addressed, but otherwise rolled true. Fairways could use water as some hilly areas showed cracking but its Texas and hard pan is expected. Tee boxes were dry and hard tee up.

Nice course. Greens in great shape. Tee boxes and fairways were a little dry. Teed off at 9a. Not crowded at all.

Fun round on a very hot day. Course is in nice shape and always presents some challenges. Food and beverage amenities could be so much better. Really seems like they are wasting space and not utilizing what could be a great 19th hole. But it's not.

Course conditions have improved greatly.

Fairways are very good and greens are

improving as well.

This course is challenging and scenic. I enjoyed the course layout, and the pace of play was great. If you're in the area go and play this course and look out for the alligators.

I played Sienna in February and it was in terrible condition. Gave it another shot yesterday and was very impressed with how much it has improved.

Why do courses not notify prospective and signed-up players that the greens have been recently punched and have not yet recovered?

Sienna is a fine course, but not worth playing when putts bounce up and down and sideways on every green.

On the other hand, the grounds keeping crew might want to punch some holes on the tee boxes, which are so hard you need a hammer to set down a tee.

We will not be back until the greens have healed.

We did not know the course was aerating and sanding greens or we would have played elsewhere. When you book and pay through the Golf Pass/Tee Off membership you are tied in and cannot just decide to play elsewhere, once you already get to the course to discover the greens are near unplayable. I guess I need to call the course I want to play in advance to make sure greens are not being aerated since it is not being mentioned when tee times are scheduled.

I was surprised that the greens were in decent shape, even though a few bad spots on some. The course needed mowing badly. They were mowing as we played, but left big piles of cut grass that hid balls from being found. The tee boxes were generally hard and difficult to get a tee in. The course played harder than usual due to heavy and tall weeds that needed mowing.