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Carlton Gipson designed the Golf Club At Cinco Ranch in the early 1990s. It's a long golf course that features an ocean of water impacting play on 16 of 18 holes. For the most part, the holes are straight and open, with minimal trees framing the paths to the greens. The greens are unique because of the unusually shaped bunkers that create very different short game challenges from what one normally finds. One of the best holes is no. 4, a 557-yard par 5 that features an approach shot over water into an elevated green. In addition to the water, the green is fronted by a bunker that is at least 10 feet below the hole. This requires a phenomenal, blind bunker shot for an up-and-down.
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SLOW PLAY!
It was over five hours for our round today. We started by waiting an extra 20 min after our scheduled tee time. The group in front of us was waiting on a fivesome in front of them. The group in front of us were easily 25-30+ HCP, yet playing off the tournament blue tees, and hitting multiple balls off the tee and fairways; no Marshall in sight. Tee times are not regulated and there should never be fivesomes on a weekend afternoon. Pitch marks litter the greens as well, and half the divots on the fairways are not replaced or filled in. All around highly poor management at this course. It’s a shame considering it could be a very nice track. I will not be returning to this course.
Great Golf
Great course every time the staff is friendly and the food is great Friday’s they have the grill out
Not worth the price.
Simply not worth the price. Better courses in the area at the same cost and better courses for your money as well.
Poor service, painfully slow pace
Had a 3:20 tee time, but when it was my group's turn suddenly the “3:15 group” had the box, which was just a bunch of members who got to bump us at the last minute.
Thanks to that group and probably others, pace of play was pretty poor — about 2:45 for the front side. No marshals on the course, no one monitoring pace of play.