Jersey Meadow Golf Course

Really solid Track, enjoyed the layout, greens were a bit rough but I can tell they are working on that. Despite having just seen a ton of rain and nasty winds the course was very playable and the ground was nice. I look forward to coming back in the Fall and checking in out again.

The Greens were in bad shape, not puttable in some cases. The Pace was somewhat slow. Overall, the price is fair for a neighborhood course. I would recommend this course for practice on if you live within 20 minutes.

LNC

I have played at this course about three times now, and each experience has been progressively worse. The customer service is virtually nonexistent, with Jonathan being the only employee who genuinely offered any assistance. The greens are in terrible condition, and the pace of play is poorly managed by the marshal. I lost a lob wedge and never got it back, even though I found and returned someone else's wedge. It seems mine was taken, which is incredibly frustrating.

Additionally, the other guests were quite rude, especially towards those in my group who are new to golf. When I went to the range, I had to wait ten minutes just to get some range balls.

The only positive aspect of this course is the golf cart, which has a GPS and provides yardage information—a nice feature. However, I will not be returning unless it's to retrieve my lost wedge. If you're looking for good service and value for your money, I recommend going elsewhere.

The new club house is great, offering the indoor simulator. However, the greens were in horrible shape. Punched and sanded greens are normal, but dying & fungas greens are not. After this rain, I suspect greens will be in great shape. I wouldn't play for another month or call prior to playing.

Great value despite some course conditions.

Seems the construction mentioned in the past is done or nearly finished.

Carts were pretty neat. Enjoyed the digital displays.

The two ladies at check-in were super kind.

Can’t say the same for this older gentleman that was there. Extremely rude and condescending. Not sure why he was so upset. Especially on Fathers Day. Definitely could have approached us a little better.

The tee boxes were pretty rough and hard. Could barely stick tees in. Greens were the worst of it all. But I’m still happy with it in the end. First time there. Would return. As long as that guys not there.

There’s no way this course should be $70. The fairways are fine. No different from any other course in the Houston area. But the greens were horrible. Had to rub sand off my putter each time I set it down. There were probably 3-4 dead spots on each green. Just insane to be charging that much for greens like that.

The greens.... it's the greens... as long as they are under construction/playable as regular greens the prices should be adjusted. They are bad! Tee boxes need some leveling too. Other than that, friendly staff, great new club house, fairways and bunkers are good and the layout is fun and challenging.

Over the years, I have seen a number of golf courses alert golfers to issues at a particular course before purchasing a round on-line such as recently punched greens, poor greens or part of the course closed resulting in playing the same 9 holes twice, etc. When playing Jersey Meadow this past Sunday, the greens were in TERRIBLE condition with large dead spots, re-sodded edges the greatly impacted play and lack of mowing which resulted in slow bumpy putts. Additionally, pace of play was super slow (even for a weekend) and there was not near enough water stations for summer golf in Houston. I continue to want to give this course a shot, but will not return. No matter how good the GolfNow Hot Deal is for this track, avoid it all costs.

I regret not taking pictures....greens are pure garbage. Numerous times we had to move our ball out of the way of sand and crater pits in the middle of the greens in order to putt. Nice. Nothing like hitting a great iron shot and then moving your ball 10 feet to the left or right just putt it on decent grass. Also, the edge of many greens have been expanded outward leaving newly sodded grass that someone made no attempt to make level and even. I'm very upset that they would even consider charging this much for a round knowing how bad the greens are. They didn't care either but they do care about building a new club house. We eventually spoke to the pro shop and said they would talk with the Manager. Well, whoop de doo. I won't be back and will warn all my golf buddies about this place to stay far way. Too many other courses out there that have much better experience at much better prices than this.

To the folks at Jersey Meadow, get rid of your bait and switch policy and do your customers a favor by posting on GolfNow that your greens are in a total state of disrepair so golfers know ahead of time. Thank You!

I play this course almost weekly and used to love it about 6 months ago. It was in great condition at that time, but it seems the course has prioritized the fancy new club house rather than making the course playable. The tee boxes need work, most are uneven and make it so tough to find a good place to tee off. The fairways were good! (Only good part about the course). And please don’t get me started on the greens… the greens used to my favorite part of the course. They were mostly solid and rolled pure, but it seems like the maintenance staff has completely let them go. The greens are awful, more sand/dirt than grass at this point. I hate that the course has seemed to forget about what product they actually sell and instead try to wow you with a pointless clubhouse. I hope they turn things around because I really do enjoy the layout and complexity of the course.

Good course that is in good shape. Pace of play is good. Bunkers need a little work but considering the rain Houston has been getting they aren't bad. Restaurant has good food and beer selection. They've invested money in this course and it shows! Good course and highly recommended.

The greens: Really bad. They have so much sand on them! That you can’t get a true roll. Very slow and just Un-puttable. It should be posted online somewhere so players can know what they’re getting before they pay!. Not fair.

The practice putting green: It was closed.

The tee boxes: They were so bad! Ball above my feet on some, ball below my feet on others. Uneven lies on the box is brutal. Also the tees were so hairy it felt like I was hitting off the fringe.

Overall it’s not worth the money.

It needs so much work by the crew to be playable. I will try it again at the end of summer and see if it’s any better.

The temporary green situation is less than ideal and has been for a long time. It definitely make you question the green fee. The fact that you are not made aware of the fact that you'll have to deal with the greens like that is also not contributing to an enjoyable round of golf. The new facilities / Clubhouse are VERY nice! Well done there. The staff is also accommodating and nice.

What good are all the renovations if you still haven't figured out how to drain the course? Was this not one of the reasons for all the construction. I understand cart path only but to have to fish your ball out of standing water on every hole and hope you can find a place to move it too... There were 3 temporary greens in the first 4 holes because they had lost the greens. We only played 4 holes. If you're going to spend that much money on a course why not hire someone who knows how to grow grass on the greens? I have played this course for many years and sure hope to see it in better shape again some day.

So many reviews say greens are horrible. That is a given. They are redoing them. If playing on 6 temporary greens is bothersome. Do not go. The course was a nice value for the money. Do not pay on golf now. The course will discount the round as they did for me for the temporary greens. The future is very bright here and heading in the right direction. I will go back. The staff was awesome. Everyone was helpful.

Greens are in terrible shape. At least 4 greens are displaced. Fairways are poor to fair. Recommend you play elsewhere until they spend money on the course versus the new club house.