The Golf Club at Texas A&M

The Greens are very fast, and the course is well maintained. I love it senses the remodel lots more sand traps fun to play.

Played here many times and like it. When a Hot Deals is available is when we play. Standard rate is on the 'too much' cusp.

If you like fast, fair and true greens, this is a great place to play.

The course was good for the time of year I played. Staff were friendly and helpful. A little confusing for a first timer. I would play this course again in the spring and summer.

... no one's listening. Suggestions are met with confrontations.

Played this course since the 70's, seen hole layouts shortened, lengthened and even reversed but this layout (esp. #6) comes from seems to be an insider novice designer bent on more length = more better.

PROS:

+ There's good grass everywhere/anywhere you hit/mis-hit the ball - luxurious.

+ Bunkers are excellent, well kept

+ Landscape crews WAIT for you to play, then move on = etiquette, not always typical on other courses

+ Burgers/etc. have rejoined clubhouse experience (once voted best burgers in town long ago then replaced by vending machines).

+ Driving range - no course should be w/o one

+ New vegetation promises to eventually create the nice ambiance the old course once had before being a) chainsawed then b)bulldozed

+ More of the property is being used for golfing and thankfully saved from new building construction thus far

+ Convenient, 1st Class facility potential to Brazos Co. locals

+ Coach Ellis PGA Pro still teaches classes there, always helpful

CONS:

- One bathroom clubhouse, only one more "out there" halfway house (port-a-potty if not in service); impossible situation for children, some women, all walkers and all seniors ... (there no more bushes, as if one to use them anyway)

- Only time for 9 holes? Pay full price until almost dusk, sucker. F-Sa-Sun = full price w/cart, no walkers!

- Beer flows, personalities change; once no booze on campus made this a delightful course as boozers went elsewhere.

- Newcomers easily get lost on course w/o a map (more money spent) as scorecard only shows hole layout segregated, signage not always clear (#6) where to drive the ball to your landing zone.

- Mostly windy as native trees from the old days were dozed for this insider designer

- Very odd driving range, always off mats when I've been over 2 doz. times and no yardage targets, only greens who have a yardage card/placard ... being downhill, balls not always easily spotted where they go ... watch out for driving into a fairway like #10 or dogleg #18 ... but this was always a bit like that

- Mostly long & boring holes but peppered with high stress, risk=reward ones that test one's "cool"

- Improvement suggestions are met with either deaf ears or invitations to wrestle over them, perhaps they know-it-all?

Friendly to riders drinking beer, having a burger, tournaments, anything making money.

No intent to attract children, seniors, women, walkers, 9-holers, discounted memberships to special groups. Note: the dawn seniors group pretty much was forced out to Bryan Muni, some splintered off to Briarcrest CC/Philips-something and no attempt to attract them back.

Missing the old course and ambiance.

Not nearly as easy as it looks. It gives you room to spray the ball a little and has large greens, which are in great shape, and a little tricky. A very enjoyable course in the shadows of A&M .Definitely worth the 75 minute drive for me.

Recommend this course to anyone.

Played on a Friday before a A&M home game so the pace was little slow. Yet everyone kept moving, no "problem" golfers who make things miserable. Course is a good challenge yet manageable for high handicappers. Bunkers everywhere but well maintained. Greens are awesome. Little fast but, again, manageable for all levels. Staff, as with all Aggies, are all friendly and accommodating. I'll be back. WHOOP!

Usually play here once a week.

Green is very fast and nice condition!

Really enjoyed.

A&M Campus course offers a lot of fun for weekend golfers, very enjoyable venue.

The campus course is a gem smack dab on campus.

Good course & good value using golf now fee!

Had a great time playing after torrential rain. Course drains really well and sets up well even for cart path only...

This course was in excellent condition. Great pace of play. Fairways in excellent shape. Greens as smoothe as silk.. Rough was extremely rough! Can't wait for a second time challenge!

I have been playing Campus Course since it opened. Usually on Mondays and always through Golfnow. Greens are fast but roll true. Staff awesome and be sure to grab a burger. A must play if you are in College Station.

The course was in very good shape...except the greens. They had aerated the greens just a day or so prior to our round - always disappointing when you have to play on that, but other than this the course was in good shape.

Open layout, but protected by many bunkers. Several tee shots demand either a long carry, driver in the bag or real accuracy. I never hit a bunker...amazing...but I did hide myself 3-4 times behind trees!

Good value. I will return.