ShadowGlen Golf Club

All in all course was in good shape. The fairways were great, green soft few had some patches. The sand traps needed new sand added. The tee boxes were rough but could find some level ground to hit off of.

If you enjoy a challenging course with a few easy holes this one is your course. However if you don’t hit the ball straight off the box you will have a rough round. The course layout is unique because of the turns and also slope play. This course has a lot of hill and hops and ups and downs. So all in all a good course. Go play it!

This has become one of my favorite courses!

The fairways are in great shape. The greens are as well. The course is challenging, but fair. My only complaint is that the bunkers need to be reworked with some new sand.

I wish I lived closer so I could play it more often.

I’m a tough judge having played 21 of the Top 100 in the U.S.

This course is really a blast. It has a bunch of FUN holes. There’s really not a single non-descript hole out there but 7 of them are among my favorites in this city.

If you’re a beginner it’s not for you. It’s very hard in places and it attracts better players. Bring extra balls & don’t get upset when you lose one, just drop and keep moving. The pace of play is awesome, as we played in 3:50. But it just takes one clownshow guy to slow play and ruin it for everyone. They do.a great job of monitoring the course but they care about everyone, not just a single player.

Love the joint, wish I could play it everyday.

My only complaint is that course layout (location of holes & hazards) was a complete mystery. No graphical depiction of any hole layout on the score card or tee box signage. This made play needlessly difficult, especially given the links design. Would recommend an update to both score cards and tee box signage to make this beautiful and challenging course more player friendly. Especially true for non- local, non- regular patrons.

Challenging course, great condition, friendly staff , great selection of tap beers

For July in Texas, ShadowGlen looked real good. Fairways were green and lush. Greens were nice too. The layout is a challenge.

This course was in awful shape. There’s essentially no fairway or rough, it’s all the same length. The tee boxes were some of the worst I’ve ever played on. The traps were top soil. The greens were the only decent thing about the course.

I’ve played ShadowGlen 3 times in the last 2 weeks. It’s in great shape, very fun and never too crowded on the weekdays.

Fairways and greens great shape sand areas need a lot of work

As a relatively new golfer, I have been pleased with my golfing days so far at other places. I know as a novice female golfer, I may not know a lot about courses, but to say I was extremely disappointed with today’s experience would still be a generous understatement.

This was only my third time golfing ever, and it was my first time booking a place on my own for my group, and at a public course. I brought beer to put in the cooler without double checking the rules, and I completely understand a Marshall having to confiscate them. But he treated my friends and I so rudely, and then accused us of not paying for the course because we had an empty basket that we accidentally kept (because my first time golfer friend forgot to put the basket back after we were practicing on the driving range). I definitely paid and had a receipt on my phone, but I was hitting while he accused my friends (who obviously didn’t have MY receipt with them). While I was still putting, he then started talking about my age to my fellow golfers, asking if I was even 21 and legal to drink (I’m a 26 year old Hispanic female, and I really don’t appreciate the personal insinuation at my age and sex). His condescending tone really put a damper on the entire day.

He then took our coolers as well, probably to drink what he confiscated, and lied and told us that the girls that sold drinks and snacks would be by if we wanted to purchase anything from them. We then found out by checking online that there was no one working on wednesdays, and were left without a cooler, water, or drinks on a 99 degree weather day.

Upon arrival, no one was around to show us where to go, direct us to check in, or to check the pacing of groups. My favorite pink golfing shoes were DESTROYED because of how unmaintained the green was, and the poorly cared for bunkers ruined any chance I had of keeping up with the score.

For only $10 more, I can get a hot deal at a place like terravista or Avery Ranch. I will definitely NEVER be golfing at Shadow glen again, and I can’t wait to spread the word to my golfing colleagues at my work place.

We knew the day was going to be very hot so we paid top dollar for an early tee time to play quick, get er done and get off the course. The first 11 holes were superb, quite quick, no waiting and were completed in a little unde r3 hours. We left the 11th green turned the corner and were presented with 2 foursomes waiting on the 12th tee box, someone had released a bunch of people onto the back 9 with little or no thought to those coming through and making the turn. Needless to say the last 6 holes took close to another 3 hours!

We expressed our dissatisfaction in the Pro Shop and the gentlemen there could not have been more professional and apologetic, he gave us a 'rain check; for a future round and the foursome that I organized left the course semi-satisified but still curious as to how someone thought that releasing players onto the back 9 with earlier golfers about to make the turn was a manageable situation.??

I like ShadowGlen, but if not for the professionalism of the guy in the Pro Shop I think we'd be reluctant to return.

This course is a great stretch as long as you’re playing on a weekday. It never fails that the pace of play on the weekends are always behind. Today with an 8:44 start, we we’re on the course for 6 hours, and that’s not an exaggeration. The marshal came by once stating he sped up a group and we should get back moving on pace. Needless to say the pace never actually sped up and we didn’t see the Marshall again. To add insult, the water coolers on the course were empty on the back nine. It topped out at over 100 today. I can play in the heat, but at least have water on the course. Again, this course is great on the weekday, but avoid on the weekend unless management can get a better control on the marshal staff and pass of play.

I like this course very much it has great character and the staff is very friendly and accommodating

The reviews from others were positive so we booked a Sunday tee time. It took five hours to make the round. The greens are in generally poor condition with several damaged spots. Tee boxes were in good condition. The range is neglected. It rained the day before and there was occasional water in many areas. The carts operated well but were dirty and not clean. The layout is excellent with many sloping fairways and lots of hills and some water hazards to negotiate. This place needs some TLC and then it would be worth the green fees.