Bayou Golf Course

Not worth the greens fees. Fairways barely have grass. No map of where the holes go, with alot of blind shots. Greens are not maintained. Staff/ customer service was slow.

We played Bayou in Feb 2025 and fairly cold. First off the clubhouse guy was excellent.

The layout of the course is fairly easy an average golfer will enjoy playing here. All the greens were in decent shape

The front nine had large areas of "ground under repair" and we often moved our ball 15-20 yards to find some grass to hit off of.

The back nine was in good shape and we were able to play without re-spotting the ball. I would play here again (better weather!) as the price is reasonable

First off, the clubhouse guy was fantastic. Very friendly and helpful. Rates were very reasonable for a twosome (played by ourselves) with cart.

Its hard to review the course with it being cold and breezy.

Front nine a lot of "large, unplayable areas" - we played winter rules and would often move the ball 20 yds to a grass area- we looked at this as our warm-up for the back.

Back nine - was in good condition, very playable

With what I know now - I do plan on coming back - with the same intentions (front nine warm-up - back nine play the course)

The course has a tight layout. Got to be aware of the players driving on the hole right next to you.

This place obviously holds a lot of water. Most of the fairways appear to be cartpath only.

However, great place for working on your game for a good price.. The greens a in surprisingly very good shape. Especially for January.

My home town course. Has its highs and its lows. In the end its very budget friendly to go out and get some good practice . Greens decent boxes and bunkers need work. Muddy this time of year.

I am new to golf and for my first time here I enjoyed it because of the layout. The openness was great, it was a good pace, the putting greens were nice, and lots of restrooms! Which is a plus for most courses for women!

The things I that weren’t as good were that holes 1-9 are clearly on the water side so lots of mud areas and washed out parts but it really didn’t affect the game like you would think.

Overall we would go back and play again! Good course for the money and it was quiet.

Really enjoyed playing here. Greens were good. Easy to find your ball with wide open fairways. Had a great time

If you can get past the lack of grass of some of the fairways on the front nine, Bayou's greens more than compensate making Bayou a great value for the dollar. Re-opened snack bar also helps.

Always enjoy playing here. Always have to deal with the wind but its good to do that at times. Greens really nice but man are they slick; easy to end up further from the hole than before your putt. Very enjoyable.

Front side fairways are bare in many spots. Better on the back nine..

Tee boxes in general are very poor and uneven.

The greens are in excellent condition. They receive shots well, roll true to the line, and with good consistent speed.

On a number of wholes the pin placements were on the edge of mounds or sharp slopes that made them nearly unplayable.

Snack is reopened and there was a beverage cart on course for teh first time i've seen this year.

The staff is rude and very unprofessional. They should have been required to attend a Dale Carnegie course. They somehow think that they are working at a top tier course like Augusta National instead of a municipal course.

The fairways are a horrible mess. They resemble an asphalt road more than a fairway. The greens are not much better.

Most of the carts are in need of maintenance because they are constantly running rough and are difficult to restart between shots.

They have this feral dog that roams the course and if you get near him he will aggressively growl and bark at you.

Save yourself the time, money and dissatisfaction and go to Beacon Lakes, Magnolia, Moody Gardens or Gus Wortham. The drive and fees are well worth avoiding this disappointing excuse for a golf course.