The Golf Club at Margaritaville Lake Resort, Lake Conroe

The layout makes the course fun to play. However, the fairways where covered in leaves and pine needles. In was December so I'll give them that, but no maintenance had been done whatsoever to remove debris from the fairways or greens. The coverage was pretty thin as well so we played pick, clean and place all day.

This was our first time playing at Margaritaville. We enjoyed the course and are looking forward to playing again in the Spring.

Improved from start of year

Work in progress

More time no more freeze

Front nine is narrow and unforgiving. Back nine let’s you have fun. Course is in the winter condition with leaves and wet fairways. Hard to maintain in these conditions.

The staff is unbelievably friendly. And it doesn’t matter who’s there. Truly a great experience. Too bad the front nine is not as friendly.

Joke on the side I would recommend this golf course to all my friends.

Keep up the great job.

Thx

One of the staff members was extremely rude. I was at the tee box getting ready to tee of and he comes storming down yelling that I could not play alone and that I needed to be paired with another 3-some.he was disrespectful and agressive. I kept my cool and informed him that I had already spoke to the staff member that checked me in that needed to play alone. I had just received news that I lost a dear friend and I needed to be by myself. Nevertheless I will not be coming back and would most certainly not recommend this course.

I have played this course several times in the past 6 months. It has recovered well from the Feb freeze. The greens are in great shape. A few spots here and there but overall great condition The course lay out is challenging with just enough water and sand traps. I will continue to play this course and Highly Recommend it

Best shape the course has been in since the freeze. Narrow fairways drive me crazy but challenging is good sometimes, right? Love the new golf carts!

I had fun playing Margaritaville Resort Golf Course. It was fun to see the Range markers that were flip flops and all the tee markers were shark fins remaining true to the Margaritaville branding.

I had some difficulty finding hole #3. It required crossing a roadway and driving up an small unmarked alley way.

The course played really difficult (my handicap is 30 so pretty much all courses are difficult). But this one especially so.

It was hot but there were plenty of water stations throughout the course and the restroom I visited was clean and well maintained.

The only thing negative I have to say about the course was the lack of direction for hole #3.

As you drive into the Margaritaville grounds and see some of the holes, the course looks good. You get on the course and realize it’s a dumpster fire. Sand traps full of water, muddy mower tracks on the course, dead spots on the greens, and a cart path full of uneven concrete segments, mud, and water. I’m pretty sure this course has drainage issues as well as everything is always soggy and slow to dry. Plan to lose some balls if you play here as well since the first cut on most of the course is a jungle.

This facility will continue to need to discount green fees as long as the course condition remain substandard. The driving range is in poor condition with long thick St Augustine turf on the tee. There were also range balls all over tenth fairway. The course itself had several poorly managed ground under repair areas (tenth hole, along cart paths on most holes). There were weeds or bald spots on most greens as well. In general the conditions of the course remain consistent with what I've seen here nearly every time I've played here, infrequently, over the past 30 yrs.