Pearland Golf Club

I don’t lay this course once a month or so and it’s always in great condition, unless it has been raining. Today was no acception. Perfect greens and lush fairways. Only saw 2 other groups while I was playing. Great little gem.

The course is in really good shape, tee boxes, fairways, and greens. There was hardly anybody there, and one of our players was late. We still weren’t in a rush by people. It’s the second time I have played there and you can’t beat the HOT DEAL prices we had! We’ll definitely play again! The first hole is getting some plumbing done in the fairway, so you start off about 150yds from the flag. Other than that, it’s a great course!

For the price I payed, this is the best course you’ll find. Greens roll well. Fairways cut great. Fun layout with mixture of straight holes and dog legs. I highly recommend.

Cloudy conditions and some light rain must have kept people away. Seemed to have the course to myself. Fairways and greens in above average condition for time of year. Greens were playing slow due to rain but otherwise a great day of golf.

Course is in good shape, except too many people are driving carts on fairway when ‘no carts allowed’ is in force. Huge golf cart tracks in fairways and in many roughs! (Suggest more signage telling people ‘ no carts allowed today’. Also need the Ranger to enforce cart policy better!

Staff is extremely friendly.

First time playing this course. Was very impressed, it’s a old course so very short layout and tight. Tee box, fairways and greens all 5 stars. Greens are a little slow but run true and look amazing.

I will be back when the course dries out.

Prett disappointed as the course was just to wet to play. Weather has been a factor and they have been on cart path only for a month.

Course was pretty wet do cart path only but that’s expected this time of year. Greens were in good shape mostly. No cart girl. Pretty slow, close to 4 3/4 hour round.

If you like walking in mud and hitting in standing water. Place is in horrible condition. Just an awful round. Make sure it doesn’t rain for 2 weeks before coming here.

Had called to ask if it was cart path only and a lady said it wasn’t. Also read a recent review on this course on golf advisor saying that the course drains well n was in good condition. So we booked and showed up. OMG!!! It was like playing in a marsh land. Standing water all over. We were literally sinking walking to our ball n lining up. How could someone say it’s 90 degree. Worst golf experience ever. Couldn’t see our shoes cuz of all the mud on them. Course should not even be open. So do not play this course unless he hasn’t rained in months. The reviewer that wrote that this drains well is pulling our leg for sure.

This is a well laid out course and plays great. Even in raining weather, it drains well.

It was a nice course and the greens are great. New carts with gps as well. Unfortunately, it was soaking wet and was tough to play.

The course was so wait can’t believe they opened it.

Course should be closed due to its wet sloppy conditions. If you venture out to play, you’re better off walking. I knew it has rained but the condition of the course is just terrible.

Nothing about this course is worth being treated badly. The marshal/starter at this course on the first tee box publicly embarrassed me and went on a rant about golf protocols and rules in front of approximately twelve people. I was a single and was paired up with a threesome, unknown to me at the time; the designated threesome teed off an hour early, and I was only 25 minutes early so I missed them. The marshal/starter ranted and raved for several minutes.

Initially, I was speechless, since I didn’t quite understand what was happening, then angry, but I quickly realized that there was no upside to arguing or beating the snot out of a crazed septuagenarian. Fortunately, I kept quiet and several of the bystanders started defending me, so I didn’t have to do anything, and this madman stormed off.

However, I did go into the pro-shop to report this behavior and was told no management representatives were onsite, but they did communicate that they knew these types of incidents are occurring with this individual. Wow, management knows of this type of treatment to guests and elects to do nothing to change it! I did get contact information for the general manger and pro and communicated to each about my experience, I have heard nothing back.

Listen; there is nothing at this golf course that is remarkable; it’s an older country club with an aging clubhouse and historic slow play. And now there seems to be resentment to allowing non members to supplement their existence.

I hope you join me in boycotting this establishment. However, if you plan to go there consider some advice from my experience:

1. Be at least one hour early, but you could still be faulted;

2. Be submissive and subjective to the elites there, after all they are your betters; and

3. Be disciplined enough to attempt to play after possibly being verbally and publicly admonished. It ruined my game, but now you’ve been warned and can prepare.

This golf course is not in play condition. Is extremely wet from Wednesday’s rain and I feel like they should have not allowed players in. There was water and mud from the tee box to 5 yards from the green 95% of the holes. Range was also closed.

I understand charging a different fee for players who do want to play in that mess but not full price for the conditions that the golf course is currently in.

The course was in good shape given the time of year (December in Houston). Tee Boxes, Fairways and Greens were playable. There were a few mushy/muddy patches around the course, but they were easy to navigate around. We never waited on a hole, and we had a fun time as a threesome.