El Dorado at Quail Valley Golf Course
About
Developers eventually had their way with this cow pasture on the fringe of Houston. Loaded with native pecans and oaks and supplemented with even more transplanted trees, the terrain is ideal for golf, with two creeks and five natural lakes on the property. In fact, it's good enough to host the PGA Tour's Houston Open in 1973 and 1974.
The traditional El Dorado Course plays to a par 70 and features five par 3s that go 190-yards-plus from the tips. Jay Riviere designed the back nine.
Jeff Blume managed the redesign and complete renovation of the El Dorado Course in 2009.
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Awards & Recognition
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Top Courses in Texas(2022 #22)
Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by u000003288063 on 10/22/2025
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Weather beautiful Photo submitted by u000003288063 on 10/22/2025
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Conditions great Photo submitted by u000003288063 on 10/22/2025
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Photo submitted by Houston2020 on 09/27/2025
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Photo submitted by Houston2020 on 09/27/2025
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Photo submitted by 18Hdotorg on 05/30/2022
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Photo submitted by afmarko99 on 09/19/2020
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Photo submitted by caddyshack79 on 07/06/2020
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Photo submitted by Floyd600 on 04/08/2020
Golfer Reviews
Birdies and Buicks
Really enjoyed the course—well maintained and fun to play. The only hazard I wasn’t prepared for was traffic. Road holes added a element of adrenaline to an otherwise relaxing round.
Best Public Course in Sugar Land
Excellent fairways and greens. Bunkers are not consistent. Some have proper sands while otjers are chunky.
Aerated greens
Eldo is always fun and challenging
Today was disappointing because the greens were recently arrayed Shots kicked up clouds of sand and greens were slower and bumpy
Should be better in two weeks
Clubhouse is still closed