La Quinta at Quail Valley Golf Course
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La Quinta Course, one of the two regulation courses at Quail Valley, is a typical regulation course, slightly more difficult than El Dorado because of the water in play on 10 holes.
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Golfer Photos
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18th hole Photo submitted by MCAGolf on 10/21/2024
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Photo submitted by u314159968851 on 08/24/2024
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Photo submitted by u314164604863 on 02/27/2024
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Photo submitted by u314163765122 on 03/20/2023
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Photo submitted by u835220769 on 02/24/2023
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Photo submitted by u835220769 on 02/23/2023
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18th Eldorado Photo submitted by u000006680707 on 04/19/2022
Golfer Reviews
Extremely wet
I appreciate this course. It's local and they don't price gouge like some courses locally. The thing was it was so wet it made the round unplayable. Particularly the back nine. After 12 holes I gave up. In the middle of the fairways were huge lakes where it used to be fairway.
I'm not sure what they can do?
It's literally rained in Houston every day 60 out the last 65 days!
The course never has time to dry out.
Maybe add more drainage, I'm not sure.
When it's dry this is a great course and well kept.
La Quinta
Greens are in great condition and the course in general is good. There has been a ton on rain and only holes 12-16 were cart path only. Good value course for the money
Bad conditions
I know Houston has been getting a lot of rain, but they have given up on parts of the course. There is algae growing in the bunkers and they have no business being open if the course is that wet and charging full price. Other course in Houston have received just as much rain and are in much better shape.
There were 3 fivesomes playing in the heart of a Sunday morning backing up the entire course. These guys were not that old and they were parked carts on the short grass of the greens. They had closest to the pin markers, adding there scored up on the side of the greens and not letting any one play through. This is the third and last time I will ever play there because the pace of play is awful each time I’ve played it. I spoke to a Marshal who was very nice but advised he could not let golfers play through this group because they are a regular skins game Sunday morning group that the pro shop allows to play. And the cart path is absolutely horrible! Worst I’ve ever seen... I left the course on hole 7. I play golf all over the Houston area and this is the worst pace of play course hands down. The locals ruin would could be a decent golf experience.
Wow
The course was in wonderful shape!
Definitely going back!
under staffed
I really like the course and have played there several times, but every time I check in, there is only one person at the counter and can take up to 15 minutes just to check in. They need more staff, and get ones with better attitudes.
Fun course!
It’s a nice course with great fairways and greens. It had rained heavy before I went and there was quite a bit of standing water but it wasn’t too bad. Didn’t have any problems with other groups place of play and saw the Marshall frequently.
Impressed
After reading some reviews I expected much worse. From what I’m used to, the greens were great! Shot an 84! I’ll be back!
Wouldn’t mind a smoother cart path though
Fun Round
We played on Mother's Day so the course was fairly open. We ran into a group in front of us around hole 8 but they either picked up the pace big time or left because we didn't see them on the back nine. The greens were quite slow and a bit patchy in places but for the money it wasn't too bad. The fairways are always very bumpy too. I think it's done on purpose to give uneven lies but drive slowly through the fairways or you and your drinks will bounce all over the place. Overall a good day to be out golfing.