The Golf Club at Texas A&M

From start to finish from staff, pro shop amenities and course condition was well worth the money I will definitely go again.

The course was in excellent condition greens were very fast hard true rolls and very acceptable to Walsh approach shots. Fairways were green and plush bunkers could use a little work but look like they were work in progress very enjoyable round and would highly recommend anyone of all levels to go and enjoy a round beverage and snacks.

The course would do well to have signs to direct golfers to the next tee to avoid ¨lost¨golfers..

I was lucky to have been partnered with two young Aggies who were polite and pleasant and who knew their way around the course.

Terrific golf course. Greens are great. Worth the money.

Caters to $60 fare & tournaments, where the money is.
Seniors do not get "no play days" calendars, statements that itemize charges billed to credit card, one outhouse in the field.

New greens with great roll still unpredictable = the best feature of this course.
Losing loads of balls even close to fairway as most grass is at least 2 balls deep.
Design rated "F", holes 6, 1, 2 - all new; mostly original holes get "A"s
Slow play middle of weekdays & all weekends with grounds damage due to Sterling policy - Marshalls cannot roam

Clubhouse
FRIENDLY HELPFUL co-ed staff
Pedestrian beer
Hot dogs
Chips, etc. popcorn
Apparel, some clubs
Bathrooms

"A" rated
Driving range
Practice putting & chipping greens
Maintenance

Staff was more concerned with talking to one another than helping customers. The course player is Savage 80-90 and they have US Open rough slowing play down because of having to look for players golf balls. And there is no marshal driving around to help speed play up. They just pushed the difficulty of the course for no reason.

Really need to cut down on roughs. way too deep. its not like we are playing a PGA course. hit the ball three feet off the fairway, ball is buried.
even hitting the green and rolling off you cannot find ball easily.

I don’t even know where to begin. Should I start with the slow play? Or that it is overpriced? Or that they charge $25 for someone to ride with you?
The Marshall will for sure check your ticket on 1 but dang sure won’t come back around to check pace of play. Incredible how poorly this course is ran.

Played 8/20/21, new greens were good, rough was tough. Lost a couple of balls in it and had a terrible time escaping it.

Course is closing for about 10 weeks, they are putting in new Greens. Staff is outstanding. Wish they had more of a variety of food in the clubhouse but what they have is good. I love the course a good test for all levels of golfers. Can’t wait for Labor Day.

I was a member at this course and liked it until they decided to get rid of the chipping green to build a new rec center and boost the price of a tee time to $60. With almost every other course in the area being private, it leaves students no place to practice short game. It’s not worth it, the almost all holes that run parallel are very identical. The course is wide open so you can hit a 100 yard slice and still be alright but the wind is brutal and the par 3’s are all 210 plus from the tips, no variation almost all the exact same yardage. It’s a wannabe country club and you would think for a college campus course they would give students a little better deal but it’s still the price of a 4 star course and it’s maybe 2 stars.

This was my first time playing the campus course. The initial impression was great because the staff were very friendly and helpful. The driving range was decent for what it is. The course overall was challenging but this is also coming from a guy that has only played a few times over the last couple months and none in 2020. It was very windy out so that may have effected the round a little but there are a lot o bunkers to make up for the lack of trees! And then there is the water!! My biggest complaint was that there were quite a few greens that were dead for the most part, when you hit a shot from 120 yds out and it lands on the green and you see a dust cloud, the grass is dead! This wasn't every one but enough of them. Maybe some of the A&M students in the agriculture portion could figure out how to rejuvenate the greens?! We weren't rushed, and the pace of play was great. The settings is nice, you are right on campus and can see the stadium, it was neat.

I only got to play 9 holes since it had been raining and the course was muddy and had several puddles of water on it. I did enjoy the time, just was worn out after slogging through all of that.