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
Not worth the money
This course use to be in great shape don’t know what happened.. Not worth the price . Tee Boxes need cutting fairways had way to many cracks … Sad that put some money into this course a few yrs ago to get in great shape and to let it go … SAD
Tee boxes were nice and grassy. Fairways looked like an earthquake happened. Uneven and heavily cracked. Greens looked really nice but extremely slow. Sand bunkers had actual sand which was nice. Staff was friendly and practice facilities were suffice. Food and beverage were also really good. I'd honestly say for price paid was good however I'd recommend for beginners or sl8ghtly below average players that are just looking to play more. Course layout was good as that they had skinny fairways and a couple blind tee shots. Personally me traveling outside of my usual area 40 miles to play this course wasn't worth it, however it did satisfy the curiosity.
From spending all the money a few yrs ago to getting course in great shape…. To losing it … course is in bad shape not worth the price anymore …Hopefully they get back before the fall.
Just Ok
the gps in the carts awesome, the course layout is not too challenging basically flat some hazards but nothing concerning..there are other courses for the same $$ that provide a more challenging experience
Fun Challenging Track.
This is not a 5 star resort , but for what it is pretty nice place to play. Challenging greens, deep bunkers and a tight course. Even from the back you can leave your driver in the bag on the front nine. Back nine opens up a little.
Nice place to get out.
Tight fairways
The staff was very nice and the course was great. The greens were in great condition
Greens problems
The greens at Pearland need a lot of work…there’s a lot of water damage…mostly on the outer fringes…extending at some greens 5-10 feet toward the center of the green. (Often we would pick up our ball and have to move it where we had a smooth ‘all green’ transition to to the hole, and then putt.)
Short course, lots of houses
Overall quality course with an occasionally tight layout and homes or roads lining most fairways. Small bodies of water are frequently in play so pay attention to your landing areas before committing to a shot! Greens were punched earlier this week and there were a few dead spots on some holes, but generally the greens looked nice and rolled well for the conditions. Fairways were green but fairly bumpy even in the golf cart. Bunkers were mostly in good conditions.