La Quinta at Quail Valley Golf Course

first time to play here. Played LaQuinta course. Hot and buggy, no fault of the course. Greens pretty good,, fairways fair in the short grass, bunkers mostly unplayable from rain. not sure I'll hurry back.

i have played this course a time or two in a tournament setting before, but the price was great for a twilight round and the weather cooperated (MOSTLY). Weather was warm and humid and bugs were out in force -- after the recent flooding rains the deal was Cart Path Only, with good reason. While slowing the pace of play a little, we still completed the round in 4.33 hours. challenges abounded through the round and the only real hangup was the 18th hole was shortened to a Par 3 as a result of Flood Waters still being across half the fairway.

I'd GLADLY play here again... SOON!

Beautiful course with lots of old trees which means lots of bugs. The mosquitoes were unbearable and bats even worse. I spent just as much time waving off the bugs as I did playing golf. I couldn't take it anymore after 9 holes. Wasn't this way the first time I played here however, I played the el dorado course last time not La Quinta course! Id give el dorado another chance but I'll never play la Quinta again during the summer

Nice layout. Some challenges with water and bunkers in play. Some of the greens were a little rough. Lots of water this year so it's tough on the course. All in all for the price I paid it was a nice place to go.

Greens were sanded and punched. Would have been nice to know before going out. That said, nice layout, open tee shots, but position makes a difference for approaches. Also, cart paths were in need of repair.

While I was scheduled to play the La Quinta course, when I arrived I was informed that a shotgun start tournament was to tee off immediately ahead of me. When I inquired about playing the other course, the staff were most accommodating in helping make that happen. As I was a single, I was able to tee off immediately and had the course all to myself, which was a very pleasant experience. The course was in great shape despite the recent rain we had. It is designed to be far to all levels of experience. I had a very enjoyable round and will be back!

Lots of water features to challenge you and very fun par 3's. Par four's were challenging with a dog leg and some water mixed in for a great challenge.

Houston had a lot of rain a few days before so it was cart path only. Pace was held up by a twosome but the marshals were outstanding in making sure things moved along. No halfway house, but they had ice out with water. Will go back and the course will be more enjoyable when the area is not as wet

This course is challenging, but remarkably fair. It was the site of the 73/74 Houston Open which means that many of the legends of the game were, at some point, hitting shots from wherever you are on the course. The nostalgia alone is worth the dough. Fairways run quick, greens are smooth and roll great. First trip I'd suggest an extra sleeve in the bag, you're going to lose a few. Great time, great staff. Thanks.

greens putt true, but tough. nice layout, wide fairways, friendly folks in neighboring homes - many of them waved as we went by..

The overall course is great. Front 9 greens are in a lot better shape than the back nine. Great lay out with challenging greens and bunkers. Will play this course again soon

Great course to play, don't expect the staff to speed up slow players though. Overall, had a great time, just wish golfers would play on the tee boxes they belong on and the staff requires they pick up if they're holding up play by teeing off on the back tees when they belong on the forward tee boxes.

Great course to play with friends or other players.

Course was not in good condition. Certainly not worth $55.00 weekend rate for La Quinta.

This was our 1st time to travel from the Heights to Missouri City and play this course. It was worth the drive with the great Golfnow rate.

course was in good shape for winter conditions, fairly fast greens, bumpy fairways. crowded but got 18 in w/ 2pm start. parking is a hassle but there is lots of it, just not near the pro shop. very friendly starter, wish players would listen to him and repair divots!

Course conditions were good, a little wet. Should have been 90 degree rule due to the fact that some people don't know not to drive through wet areas. Also, seemed that some people don't know how to do green repair, lots of spike dragging, and ball marks not repaired. Almost got hit by ball on last hole by impatient golfer. All in all I had a good time. Great course, some bad public golfers.

Laquinta was very wet which really made it unplayable. I like the courses and amenities but if the courses should not be open then do so and don't open for monetary reason.I recommend this course when playable.

This former private facility turned into municipal course is finally starting to show why private clubs are better. Starting to get play from a lot of folks that just don't value the facility, very sad! Good deal, and a good layout, just getting beat up more and more.

Course - good layout; not overly difficult. However, greens were soft, which made these small greens more accessible. Friendly and helpful staff. Course conditions was fair considering it was December. Would be good value at ~ $40 - a bit pricey at $55. My only complaint is pace of play. At 7:30 in the morning you do not expect a 4-1/2 hour round. We literally waited on every shot. Marshall patrolled the course, but didn't seem to do anything to move things along. Courses (and players) need to learn that slow play is the #1 'fatal flaw' of the game of golf - NOTHING is more irritating.