Highland Pines Golf Club

They are losing the greens. Every hole had maybe 10% of the green with dead spots down to the dirt and a few holes 30-40% of the green. Greens super slow and bumpy. $100 fairways but $30 greens. Save your money until you see if they recover the greens. Course layout is pretty bland. Only one really interesting hole, the par 5 with split fairway. Tee boxes, fairways great. Traps not so much. Definitely not a $100 course. Maybe worth $50 with the shape of the greens. If you have an early tee time and need to verify course conditions before you get there, forget it. They don’t answer the phone until 7:00am. Not very professional for the price of the course.

Wanted to play somewhere nice for my birthday with a group of friends, and we were not disappointed. We had a great time, and the course was beautiful! Will return as soon as time allows.

I am absolutely in love with this course and would suggest anyone and everyone to go out and see it for yourself! The different topography is nothing like I've seen in the Houston area and will return! The scenery is perfect and would never expect what there is behind all the trees. The club house is supposed to be up by the end of year and I'm excited to see this course flourish! Don't Walk... RUN to this course!

I've played this course several times since it opened in November. Greens and tee boxes are in excellent shape. What a treat to play on zoysia grass, and the scenery is absolutely beautiful. I enjoy the elevation changes throughout the course, unusual and a nice change of pace in the Houston area. 6 or so holes are pretty straight forward with forgiving fairways. You can wind up on these. The course has a dozen or so holes with a variety of water, bunkers, and doglegs providing both mental and physical challenge. The course is "fun" to play. The staff is super friendly. There is no clubhouse at the moment, but they do have a food truck out front and snacks and drinks in their temporary facility.