Spring Valley Golf and Disc Golf Club
About
Spring Valley is the realization of the late, great Texan Vernon A. Roland, who grew up on the land, served the country in World War II, and became a successful businessman by running Houston's Roland Cleaners. A man who knew the land intimately, he originally purchased the land to run a sawmill but then he fell in love with the great game of golf, which inspired him to build this charming little 9-holer.
Roland opened this par-34, executive-like track in 1993 amid the tranquil beauty around Spring Creek. Roland's course is fun, sporting five par 4s well under 300 yards, three short-iron-only par 3s, and a reachable par 5 as the opening hole, which also happens to be the number one handicap.
Getting there : From Houston take I-45 north to FM 2920, then turn left under the freeway. Take 2920 to Rhodes Rd. and turn left on Spring Stuebner. Gosling road is ahead, where you'll turn right and drive 3 miles to the course.
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Only For Practice Course
If you’re looking for a quick PRACTICE round ONLY then and are a beginner golfer, then go ahead and get out to Spring Valley but course conditions are not good and pace of play is rough due to everyone learning how to golf. No warm either, you get your clubs and begin swinging on first hole. Disc golfers get in the way too. Just know this is primarily a disc golf facility with golf course as added plus. Good luck!
A great place for 9, or 18
Life is busy and I can’t always play on the weekends. This is a great place to get 9 in under 2 hours or play it twice in under 3. Yes, the greens could be better. But they don’t claim to be a country club. It’s a place I can 1) afford to play and 2) have the time to play at least twice a week.
Fun course
Great for working on irons and wedge game. Good value for beginners
A good place to get away
Haters can hate, but this is a good place to sneak in 9 holes. Fairways in general shape. Greens are getting better. Can’t beat the pace of play. Have played this twice and both well best two hours. I’m going back, again, and again, and again.
Goat Pasture
This place reminds me of Melrose par 3 course. They want to charge $20 or more for only 9 holes. I would say this place is worthy of about $10-15 for a complete 18 holes (playing the 9 twice). This might be a good place to take your kids and teach them the game, or to play disc golf. This place is not for real golfers though. Also, the guy that runs the place is a complete A-hole.
Fan
Good course for beginners who’ve never played a round to get the feel of golf
Spring Valley
Course could use maintenance and the greens are in pretty bad shape. Additionally, you’re constantly intersecting your play with disc golfers.
Course for the non professional.
Good course for the money. Not the best course conditions, meaning most greens are more sand than grass but the fairways are decent. It is definitely challenging to play through the narrow fairways but fun. If you get tired after playing a round but are into disc golf, rent some discs and take off. I have played here a few times but am still working on my game so I’ll use this as a good practice course. Definitely not knocking this place as the area is cool and the people are even cooler. Would play it again and recommend to friends. Side note, the gofers here are pretty destructive.
TRASH
This is not an executive 9 hole course. This is a disc golf course with some poorly taken care of golf holes. The greens are sand, with little to no grass. The fairways didn’t have grass in many spots, so you were hitting approaches out of sand and/or gravel. This was my first time playing bc I am new to the area. Will NEVER waste money there again. Do not go there unless you’re teaching your 5 yr old how to golf for the first time.