About
Pearland Golf Club opened in 1982 after Jay Riviere was brought in to build the course as the centerpiece of a residential development for senior citizens. Mike Hoelzer rolled through in the late 1990s for a redesign on this fairly basic 18-hole golf course. The short design features generous fairways and prominent bunkering around the undulating greens. Lakes and ponds have been added over the years and impact play on most holes. Trees have also been added over the years to spice up the flat, prairie-like course.
No. 9 is one of the toughest holes, a 440-yard par 4 that doglegs and has water. No. 16 is considered Pearland's signature -- a 554-yard par 5 that also doglegs and has water in play.
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Golfer Photos
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duck tries to eat me Photo submitted by wiyapfqhkK6Q87X8GaVg on 12/08/2024
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green is spray painted onto the fairway ??? Photo submitted by wiyapfqhkK6Q87X8GaVg on 12/08/2024
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Ladies League Photo submitted by jld3ijlupT36Y2YhD8Qj on 10/01/2021
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Photo submitted by u314160114062 on 12/04/2020
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Early morning shot Photo submitted by cir33ww on 10/15/2016
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Water hazard on #2 Photo submitted by cir33ww on 10/15/2016
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Photo submitted by cenon on 04/11/2013
Golfer Reviews
Pay the extra $25-$30 and go play somewhere else
Greens are non existent. They have dirt that is sprayed painted green, worst I have ever seen. Fair ways were flooded. Driving range was closed. Over all not a good experience. Don’t know if I’d play here again.
You have better luck putting on water.
Atrocious greens. Some kind of disease or a fungus. Not worth the $50. It's a shame, this course used to be in really good shape but has gone down hill fast. Stay away at all costs.
Greens
For the price of play. The greens need to be taken care off. They were the worse greens I've seen in a long time. Not sure what the cause of this would be for not properly maintaining the greens? Especially during this time of month.
Pearland Golf Club
Great staff, friendly and professional. Green were in rough shape but playable. good value and a fun course.
Where's the marshal??
Foursome ahead was S L O W. We had a walker and still had to wait on every shot until we decided to skip a hole. THERE WAS NO ONE AHEAD FOR FIVE OR SIX HOLES!
Course really has to have a marshal do his duty. Especially when it's trying to garner new members.
BAD
i frickin hate this course
Greens were in bad shape for that course.Pace of play was slow.
Ver bad greens
Played this course for the first time and was hugely disappointed that no mention was made of the condition of the greens at the point of booking. The starter made a specific point of stopping me from teeing off on my own yet allowed someone else to tee off as a single behind us. I played several courses in the US and this was by far the worst course from the standpoint of its greens. Hugely disappointing. There are plenty of other courses to play. I will be coming back here.
Course is getting worse
Sadly this course is getting worse, greens are awful
crap greens
It is a shame that there isn't a way for the courses here in the Houston area to get the watering right to save the greens here. I played 2 rounds on this trip and with even average greens they would have been great. Alas the heat and lack of watering has screwed up the courses and putting for these courses.
Playing in the Pines
Had a great time playing with a regular first thing in the morning. The course was nice with some areas that were under repair. The staff was open about the fact that they were dealing with a disease on the greens. Overall a good experience.
Pro Shop Lied
We got rained out on the front 9. Old lady in the Pro Shop said rain checks can only be issued through GolfNow. Have GolfNow call our Pro Shop and we will confirm the rain check. The following day GolfNow called and the Pro Shop denied there was any rain out. What the heck? Crooks.
Cut the Roughs
A ball rolled 6" into the rough from the fairway was often lost.
The roughs needed cutting and not inducive for a fun day with fellow 10 HCers.