Pearland Golf Club

The pace of play was slow. I will play here again but I will not play here on a Saturday morning.

Played this course prior to renovations and was very disappointed. Decided to give it a shot after they redid the course (sp. green complexes) and was pleasantly surprised. Greens are now playable, albeit quite hard (as are nearly all new greens), but reasonably quick. It is difficult to score below par since even spun wedges have a good hop on the firm greens, and while they are quick they are not mown perfectly smooth and have some inconsistency. The fairways are very nice, you can take good divots even in the hot dry summer. Rough is very sticky but not too thick. Course layout is reasonably interesting with some good variation and forced layups. Only complaint is the tree next to the 13th tee box needs to be trimmed, it blocks the entire fairway from view from the back tees (have to hit 40yd slice drive).

Staff inside is pleasant and accommodating. Weekday afternoon round took 2:15.

I had no intention of playing this course again until they redid everything, but now I will be back for $20 weekday or $30 weekend round.

Still not the nicest course in the area, but I will be back for a casual round.

Only complaint is the lack of food/beverage and beverage cart service. Course is solid

Nice layout. Greens were in great shape. Some of the fastest I've ever played on a public course. Headed back this week with some of my buds for round two.

Nice course. In good shape and very playable. I will play there again.

Played this course 3 times since they re- opened both 9s. It is in great shape. The tee boxes are flat and the fairways are tight with houses on either side. Rough can sometimes border on excessive. The greens are in good shape but they are still not receptive to well placed shots. Your only shot at scoring decently is to have short approach shots that launch high and land softly. Greens are fast and smooth. Bunkers are hit or miss, some have plenty of soft sand but some are packed a little tighter and your club bottoms out and causes you to hit a low shot with no spin. Overall a decent track that forces you to hit good tee shots and work the ball either way.

Best course for the money.

I had a very good experience at Pearland Golf Club - much better than I expected. From the road, it kind of looks like a beat-up old golf course, but it's in nice shape - indeed, it's in significantly better condition than Southwyck GC a few miles away, which seems like it should be a much nicer course. My only complaint with course conditions is that most of the bunkers felt a little shallow, and some of them are in places where hitting it thin out of the bunker can really cost you.

The layout is a more old school golf course - it's fairly tight, lots of trees. I hit some drivers off the tee, but there are a lot of holes that prioritize tee shot placement over distance. It's the kind of course that makes you think some without beating you up too bad. I played late on a Friday afternoon, and it was pretty much empty at the time, so I was able to get in all 18 holes in about 2:15.

First time I've played here under the new management. I was considering joining so I figured I'd try a Friday afternoon round. Shortly after my round started we had to go in because of rain and lightening. Once back in the clubhouse the Manger politely gave the father daughter twosome in the front of mea full rain check and gAve me less than half credit.

Needless I won't be back...

Since I last played during the summer of 2015, their have been a lot of positive changes to the course. The greens are fast but fair and challenging. Parts of the course have been leveled where in the past driving a cart down parts of the fairway was rather bumpy. More sand traps have been added which makes it a little more challenging. A big plus has been the addition of a GPS on the golf carts. I will be back.

I have played this course several times years ago but not so much over the recent past because of the course maintenance and conditions. Although the prices were great, it was not worth wasting valuable time from my weekend to play it. But now I am happy to say that the old Country Place is back. The fairways are excellent, the tee boxes are perfect and while the greens offer a challenge, they are true and and in amazing shape. I will be playing here more and more.

Course is in great shape. Even though we have had some rain, it was 90 degrees. Course used to no drain very well but with the improvements, it drains rather well. Greens rolled very well also. Will definitely play this course again.

Had to go around People Practicing & fishing for Balls!

They really need a marshal!

This course is very challenging. Broke out the driver for only 2 holes. Placement is key and playing greens that roll true on a public course is rare which makes this course a real gem.

we've played PGC a couple of times since the remodel and we really have enjoyed it...the course is in really good shape and it's challenging but fair....fairways can be tight but the greens, for the most part, are large and receptive....the staff is friendly and the value for the price is in line....go play it, you won't be disappointed.

Target style course. Greens were in good shape.

First time out. Great conditions and a challenging layout. No doubt I'll go back

Played shortly after it rained and it was "cart path only". but the course was in great shape.

A beautiful GC w/o many people. I like it.

There are many coolers and restrooms.

The cart has GPS.

One of the most important aspects of a golf course for golfers is simply the condition and interest of the greens complexes. On both counts, the improved Pearland Golf Club at Country Place succeeds. They were fast, smooth, healthy and just as important, interesting. Combined with terrific greenside bunkers, they can hide pins here pretty effectively, which makes this 6,600-yard par 72 quite formidable. Honestly, if it didn't have the homesand OB around the course, this course would be truly outstanding, but it's fun test nonetheless. As for the layout, it certainly isn't boring. A little tight at times, driver should be used with caution if you want to score. And even though the par 5s are short, you're going to want to take calculated risks if at all.