Golf Club at Cinco Ranch

Excellent course; in good shape. Greens particularly in good shape!

Staff very helpful and friendly!

Pace was too slow! There were 7 of us with the same tee time! Pro shop staff are friendly but I cannot say the same to the starter.

We played on a not very busy day because the Texans were playing at the same time. After six holes, we got stuck behind an extremely slow play foursome that couldn’t care less about we waiting and never looked behind.

It’s a shame how irrespective golfers have become, with absolutely no knowledge of the etiquette rules of this game.

A Marshall is needed in order to “educate” golfers about behaving in a Golf Course. Course was in good condition

The Golf Club at Cinco Ranch is a good fall value. With other course in the area its hard to find a better value than Cinco Ranch. Course is is real good shape. With the cooler weather and precipitation we still have been able to get the GK has been able to provide a fair yet challenge test of golf.

Starter is super friendly and funny. He gave the cart with number 82 and said hope my score will be that number. Pace of place is a bit slow, but it’s not that bad.

We were able to get our round in ahead of a large group of senior regulars. Staff was informative and friendly. The course is challenging on a number of holes. Greens and fairways were well kept. The challenges range from fairways that require thoughtful shots, greens that had multiple breaks with, at times, difficult pin placement and bunkers that were strategically located.

First off I like the course, its a great track with challenges,but good golf shots are rewarded.

I will not be back until they figure out how to manage a course - This is not the first time I have experienced the following situations, chalked it up to maybe a bad day... but when you repeat the same issues its simply a problem.

Booked a tee time for Sunday afternoon, so we did not expect super fast play - when your starter lets 2-some after 2 some off instead of pairing people up thats just bad management. When questioned the response was "people don't want to pair up..." only place thats public I know that lets golfers run the show like that. Then to have no ranger out checking in on pace of play is just the cherry on the top... played 4 holes in 2 hrs and left... again not looking for super fast pace but over 4 hr pace for9 holes? too many great options to deal with this.

This course has everything you'd want in a golf course. There's just enough trouble to keep it interesting, but not too much to slow play down. From the blue tees, there is a good variety of short, medium and long holes. The par threes are fair, par fives are reachable, but demand a good tee shot to do so. The course is not very pretty. It sits in the middle of a suburban area so there's really no water features except for a couple small ponds and not much color. But for a public course, the greens are well maintained and the course overall plays nicely. I think it's a fun course to play.

Course in good shape. A few dry spots. Keep it down the middle. Rough is deep. Keep it down the middle and hit the greens. Finally no longer putting on beaches. Not as fast as they normally are but rolling good.

Great course for a hack like me. Plenty of room to make mistakes and recover from them.

Course in good shape good pace, good place to call home.

Course was coming off a heavy rain the day before, and aside from the cart paths you couldn't tell.