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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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November Golf at Cinco Ranch
Course is in good condition, greens were quick but fair
Paired us up with 2 similar level players and had a wonderful time playing with them. Only complaint was 2 foursomes in front of us were much too interested in playing around than actually playing golf. So with 2pm tee time, and very slow players in front, we only made it thru 16 holes, which was disappointing. But overall a good experience, and look forward to playing Cinco Ranch again soon
Halloween
Pace was slow, but not painful. Greens were in pretty good shape, but a lot of pitch marks. There were no rakes in the bunkers, and there was no sand on the carts, so a lot of open divots in the fairways as well. Otherwise an overall good experience. Friendly staff as well.
Good for the price
Tee boxes were in rough shape. Otherwise, good course for the price.
DLMC
Course was in really good condition. Pace of play was Four hours—we were a foursome on a Sunday! Great day
Highly recommend
Beautiful weather! Course in great shape. Starter moved all off on schedule before us. Never waited, not was our foursome ever pushed. Refreshment cart made frequent rounds.