Clear Creek Golf Course

Wanted to play 36 on this MLK Day. Nobody at Southwyck Pearland to play with..Drove to Clear Creek....Pearland.4 miles away.

clerk said I had no reservation.. Again Golf now closed on MLK day.. I played 18 at 8:50 a.m.

Conversations with Dakota (Said he was supervisor and has not called me) back)and Chip frustrating. On phone today one hour Chip never called back or came back to phone as i was on hold again for an hour. Played Clear Creek Sunday sharing problem.written scenario of denial.per reservation.. Golf Now and Clear Creek owe me an apology, money back and considerations and inconvenience..Their bad handling of scenario..

This is like my 5th time playing here and it’s always backed up at each hole. Even after pairing up with someone from the start, you are waiting 10+ minutes to tee off. At one point we could not move from the green to the next tee because there were two groups right in front of us, with group behind us one shot from the green

The course was in great condition for the rain, I thought it wouldn't be very busy but it seemed like their was a very large group slowing play 2 foursomes ahead of our group. at the turn it got very bad with a 4 group wait at every tee box. when we finished our round it became apparent that their was a sevensome (7 people) playing in one group. no wonder the pace of play was so poor. definitely should've been a marshal to stop that.

First time on this course. I liked it a lot. I'm coming back to Houston in a couple of weeks and want to play Clear Creek again.

Course was in great condition, friendly staff, I was a single and played through several groups.

The only negative was the joggers, bicycles and non players riding around. Once you learned to look out for them the round was fine.

Love the course, links style lots of challenges. Bunkers are not playable due to #Harvey. The only real problem is pace of play. Slow, slow play in the evenings. Started around 12:45 and barely finished.

I played clear creek this past weekend on a pretty windy day. Bunkers were in terrible condition (played as GUR), if you couldn't get in the fairway good luck finding your ball it is a goner. Very short course with short par 5s and 4s. Greens are fast and have lots of break, definitely a challenge. Fun course all in all, hit to the 150 stick and then a nice 8 iron on to the green for some capable birdie putts. Easily a sub 4 hour course but the pace of play was ridiculously slow, finished at about 5 and a half hours with nothing but twosomes in front of us (three players). No marshal out on the course so when we made the turn at 9 a twosome jumped in front of us after coming off of 18 then invited us to play 4 holes in to the back 9. Can't blame bad golfers for the course, but the course needs to take some pride and have some control out there. Best part of the day was when we paid for our tee time we got a free sleeve of golf balls "just for playing at the course" and a free drink ticket for a beer or soda.

Had a nice round until the course backed up. Lost my rhythm and well let's just say the beverage cart couldn't come around enough.

Lot's of blind tee shots. Greens were fast, and pin placements were not easy. Was happy with shooting in the 80s.

Nice course for beginners and advanced players. Only drawback is the bunkers haven’t recovered from the storm so those shots end up as drops.

I had never played a 6-hour round of golf until this last Saturday at Clear Creek. No Marshall on the course, pace of play was horrible. Waited at least 10 - 15 minutes on each tee box. NO EXCUSE for this - GET SOME MARSHALL's. The only Marshall they have does not do his job, he spends the entire time looking for lost golf balls...USELESS.

Course was in good condition. Play was very slow. Staff in the restaurant were fantastic. Staff in the pro shop were really poor. Not sure where they preferred to be but they certainly did not seem to want to be working in the pro shop. You only get one chance to make a fist impression and the impression was not a great one which set the tone for the day.

My friend and I played on a nice October day. First thing we noticed was that the cart GPS system was gone. Understandable, it was a nicety, but most people likely have personal devices these days. The bunkers were listed as GUR, but they had manicured edges, looked good. Most courses in the area will have bunker problems given what they went through. Great pace of play, we let one two some play through when we got hung up looking for an errant shot. Met them later when they were in our fairway, when we were 9, good guys we should have played together.

Only complaint, a group jumped in front of us at the turn she we made a beer stop. Same thing happened to the group behind us. Where did they come from? The group behind us caught up, when the “jumpers” let them play through. Even though this happened, the good pace was maintained.

No on course refreshments. Though a bummer, it likely keeps the flow going.

course was in good condition after flooding from Harvey

My friend and I booked a twilight tee time @ 4pm. Good pace of play helped us complete the round before dark in 3.5hours. Course & greens were in good condition. Water hazards & nasty rough posed enough challenges. Good practice facility helped us warm up for the game.