Henry Homberg Municipal Golf Course
About
The Homberg is old-school golf at its finest. This course dates back to the 1930s and is named after the longtime Beaumont Municipal caddie who eventually became the head pro. Built by the Corps of Engineers, it has been Beaumont's most popular golf institution over the decades.
The design features two totally different nines. The front is more open than the shorter, skinnier back, and boasts two notable par 4s. No. 4 plays into the wind at 445 yards, while No. 9 is known for its tight driving lane into a dogleg-right fairway.
Getting there : From I-10 east, take the Walden Rd. exit and go south. At the stoplight, Walden turns into Tyrrell Rd. and the course is on the left side.
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Golfer Reviews
The Course
The course was okay for the price. The greens were slow and needed some work. It’s a good course to get some practice if you don’t want to hit range balls and I would play it again…
Ok
Course is ok for the money spent. Greens are not in great shape. Fairways do have some grass on it. The patches of dirt on the greens make it hard to make basic putts though. Course has potential if someone invested some time.
First Time at Henry Homberg
Nice course. Just getting spring green growth going. Will be back for sure. We drove over from Dayton.
Good value
For under 20 dollars I can’t complaint I was playing solo and had a good pace but caught up to 5 foursomes in front of me and had to wait 4-5 minutes between shots
Mud greens
The course is a good layout,challenging holes however you reach the green,and have to navigate mud ,weeds, and bumpy turf. The patrons do not fix divots either
Playable have fun.
Wet Course
Extremely wet but no fault of the course management. Told before we started it was wet and cart path only
What’s the Deal?
I booked “Hot Deal”round through GolfNow for a single player,when I check in club pro informed me they’re not supposed to booked single players and next time I’d be charged and extra $5 for the cart,it’s disappointing get discriminated against for being a single player.
Course is in Terrible condition
Greens are terrible, fairways aweful, old man who checks people in treats you like garbage if you booked on GolfNow or TeeOff, pace of play always feels rushed because they overbook. All around it’s a golf course that’s playable if you just can’t afford anything else.