Great family fun, the place is always crowded but it moves around the 2 courses swiftly. $30 person…read moreand play as much as you want. My only knock is that the designs for the bath rooms are horrible. There is 2 single use bathrooms at the lobby and a glorified single in the restaurant for the 200+ people that are there. It's bonkers. Course and the amenities are well done. Bar in the middle , food is good staff is friendly.

Popstroke is such a fun activity with friends and family…read more It is a bit on the pricier side, however you can stay as long as you want for all day play. There's two courses, an easy and harder one. Do one or do both courses. Depending on the weather, it could be a really nice day out or terrible. Plan accordingly. You do have to wait in a queue and it does get annoying, however if you're not pressed on time, and just have fun, then I'm all about it. However we went on a cold-ish day and still had fun. Not a long wait or anything. Order food whenever you're done or want to take a break and come back! I'd come back again for a fun group activity.

A great little member owned, private club. A real bargain with no tee times ever. Lots of different…read morememberships are offered, with an under 40 executive membership for about $125/mo and junior memberships for $50/mo. It has a wide age range of friendly members with a growing number of young families. It also features a lake stocked with Florida Hybrid Bass, open to fishing on Mondays. It is well hidden, with access only by way of FM2920 at the back of Waldenwood Estates between Huffsmith Kohrville and Boudreaux Rd.

Tl;dr: Beautiful course, lovely people (mostly), and all the chaos + drama of an office potluck…read morewith less food poisoning. Get out early. Bring nuts for the squirrels. **The Good, The Bad, and the OBs.** The scenery here is genuinely beautiful - lush trees, lots of wildlife, and a peaceful nature soundtrack which is only interrupted by the percussive sound of my balls introducing themselves to the tree population. Not the course's fault. Sorry, trees. The squirrels are so comfortable around humans they'll walk right up to you and demand payment for being on their turf. Bring snacks. Make a friend. **Wild Wild West (Population: No Marshall)** Here's where we get into it. There is no marshall, which means pace of play is entirely self-regulated - and some people are VERY generous with their own regulations. Unsanctioned tournaments materialize, sending groups of 5 and 6 out like they're boarding a cruise ship. Expect a 6-hour round if you tee off after 8am... that's just enough time to have an existential crisis about whether you even like golf. Pro tip: get out before 8am and you'll have a perfectly lovely round. Sleep in, and you're in it for the long haul - pack a breakfast and lunch, call your family, write your will, say goodbye. **Zen and the Art of the Three-Putt** A special note to members who spend two full minutes on the green performing what I can only describe as a spiritually-guided wind-reading ceremony: next time, bring a weathervane. It'll save time. Also - spoiler - you still three-putted. The yoga pose didn't help. Neither did the seven practice swings. I watched. I had time. **Cart Chronicles** Most members own personal carts (storage on-site). Some members, though, believe "cart path only" is more of a creative suggestion than an actual rule, and you'll spot carts cruising through OB territory on the regular. What is even more infuriating: members who physically cannot walk the two feet from the cart path to the tee box and instead just... perch their carts on the tee box itself. The club needs somebody to remind these guys that they own legs. **The Amenities Situation** There is no cart girl, but the club compensates with free coolers stocked with ice for your cart - genuinely a nice touch. Food options are limited, but I maintain that no one goes to a golf course to eat a proper meal, so this is a non-issue. The driving range is just an open expanse of field next to the parking lot. Do NOT park near it unless you enjoy filing creative insurance claims. Range balls frequently end up on the adjacent fairways because of the, uh, "inspired" placement of both the driving and chipping ranges. Guest fees run about $80. A bit steep but golf ain't cheap. (I'm a literary poet, thank you.) I cannot speak for the men's locker room, but the ladies' is outdated. There are plans to update it, so I'm not knocking any points off for that. Locker rooms at a golf course are a means to an end anyway: you go, you do your business, you leave. It's clean enough, there are sinks to wash your hands, and toilet paper is reliably stocked. The shower stall appears to be moonlighting as a storage closet - but until I want to wash off the stain of my handicap, I'll withhold further judgment. **On Membership: A Cautionary Tale** I wish they offered a trial membership. I really do enjoy my rounds here, but I might have thought twice about the buy-in if I'd known about the few (but very present) bad apples. To leave, I'd have to sell my membership to a willing buyer, so I am unfortunately a shareholder in the chaos. That said: it's unlimited golf after monthly dues, so any gripes are just First World Problems. It's a golf-themed timeshare - but nobody's making you sit through a 90-minute presentation, and the squirrels are friendlier. Most members I've actually interacted with are genuinely nice people. I'm not a very social person; I'm kind of shy, but one of the ladies invited me to join a standing tee time for the ladies golf group - which was a really sweet gesture and probably the most wholesome thing that's ever happened to me on a golf course. Would I recommend it? Probably. Would I warn you first? Absolutely. See you on the course.

Had a fantastic time here! We were visiting family and they suggested that we go to Swing Zone and…read moreI'm so glad we did! The service was fantastic, drinks were perfect and super fun atmosphere. The machines are really awesome, I'm not a golfer so I can't speak to accuracy, but the graphics looked sharp and the software kept up, no lag or jumping. What really stood out was the service. We received a text after we made our reservation to ask if we had any lefties in the group (they have 2 bays to accommodate left handed players). We were running late and when I texted to let them know they said they would hold our bay for us. When we didn't get to use the full hour we had reserved they only charged us for the time we were able to use. We will absolutely be back when we visit family next time.

This place is the absolute best. Highest quality indoor simulation I've ever been too. Floor moves…read morewith elevation etc etc etc. the customer service here is off the charts for the entire team. However, Cynthia is an absolute standout and we make it a point to request her now when we come. This place is THE place!

Such an incredible place to make memories. The wine selection, rooms, food, and amenities are…read morespectacular.

WOW, what a place. Definitely one of the nicest clubs I have ever been to. It really seems as…read morethough the owners tried to think of everything that a member could possibly want no matter age. We had a large group..13, for lunch and it was served seamlessly! The food was all very good and the service was quick and pleasant. Our waitresses name was Jessica and she was delightful! Did a tour of the grounds...my sister and family are members here. Everything was spectacular. A really cool treehouse for kids, which is so big that it holds overnight events and includes a bathroom. There is a really quaint chapel on the grounds again, just lovely. The clubhouse and locker rooms were also amazing. If you live in the Houston area and are contemplating a club, give this one a peek, it will knock your socks off!

I had a great time Mini golfing here! They have three courses here with various levels of…read moredifficulty. The conservatory is fairly easy and the ski trip one is relatively tough. The library was very cute and peaceful. We got the eat and play combo which allows unlimited play time and a free meal. I really enjoyed the theming of the courses. They were really detailed, cute and well designed. In the later evening the bars open and employees will come around to check on you and take drink orders. They use little tv screens to record the score, but we found that library and ski trip ones weren't working, so we used a small paper score card instead. The meal was good! Service can be a bit slow. But the food was quite excellent!! I recommend coming in the early afternoon, it was basically abandoned. We had the whole place to ourselves!

Very hospitable on check in! Heads up- no outside food or bev allowed, had to put my water bottle…read moreback in the car but they were good about filling water requests. Got the dine and play combo- worth it for the prices of each individually. Probably wouldn't go again for food, but experience is a one and done kind of deal! The good: -Great spot for corporate or group events, dates -Loved the courses and tech on the top, the ski and library themes course -got the miso salmon entree, salmon was great! -had mocktail options, pretty good The not so good: -the course on the first floor was not as well maintained, tech was broken -for my entree, the ginger rice was a bit undercooked and the green beans had a couple stems tossed in to it. Couldn't finish the rice -pickled on the miso salmon were too vinegary- I winced taking a bite. -cocktails were pricey for what we got, took a bit of time to come out.

A few months ago I would have left 5 stars. But things have changed…read more We go there often for Sunday brunch and the last couple of times may have been our last. 1. One week, the server REFUSED to bring my change(even after I said something to the manager). Guess she thought she deserved to keep it as her tip without letting me choose. 2. This past week, the server showed up only once to refill water, did not remove empty plates - guess the conversation at the bar was better than checking on diners. 3. The breakfast/brunch menu pretty much remains the same with sometimes additions (not to the protein choice). Last weekends gnocchi had a not too good pesto sauce and was very starchy. 4. Last 2 times we were there the food in the serving dishes was only just WARM Hopefully the management will wake and pay attention to their customers, their staff and their food. MAYBE we'll be back but probably not in the near future.

We are at the Cafe on the Green inside the club. Membership isn't required, so here we are…read more First, I am 57 and hubby is 53, other than employees, we are youngest couple in here. Second, we're here because of a sign advertising a different restaurant down the road, our mistake, so we stayed. We get past that but things disintegrate quickly. I order a beer and my husband orders a strawberry margarita. Server leaves but comes right back, no strawberry mix here. We still remain resolute and order from the menu. Mike orders a burger, the HANGOVER burger, to be specific, and I order a Reuben. I am assured the corned beef is shaved fresh per order. We overhear a lot of uppity discussions about membership at the golf course from a table next to ours with men who clearly have too much money and too much time, and make no bones about their distaste for outsiders. Pity. The food has arrived and despite a few things, is really good. My Reuben, while the cheese NOT being melted, is truly good. I'm eating the asparagus I ordered with my fingers, horror of horrors! But at this point, it's too funny not to. This place is hoity toity, so eating the asparagus with my fingers, I just had to. The meat on the Reuben, I do not believe was shaved fresh, too consistent in the slices, but still the reuben was good. The burger was good, it was just the overall ambiance of the place that was a turn off for us. Maybe for some people, this is a great little cafe, but not for working class people who happen in here by mistake.

I went with my parents for brunch on Labor Day weekend. We were the only ones there. No surprise as…read moreHoustonians tend to high tail it out during this holiday. The others were still on the morning round of golf. The service was fantastic. Especially since no one else was there. You could tell, however, that service was typically very good. The server who waited on us was so nice and knowledgeable. She also told us about upcoming events. The food was great. I had just typical breakfast food, but it was perfect. This was the first time I've had iced tea that tastes like my grandma used to make and which I've not been able to reproduce. So good. My dad was so impressed he decided to go back with his radio club. It will be a mainstay in our family brunch get together a henceforth. Also their prices were super reasonable.

PROS: Staff is super nice and friendly…read more CONS: Everything else. Gas powered carts are super loud. Greens are mostly terrible and some are just unplayable. Weeds have taken over the rough. Fairways and tee boxes are hard as cement except for the areas where there are irrigation problems and those are flooded. There is no drinking water or beverage service on the course so prepare ahead. This entire club is just tired and worn out.

I played the course last weekend for the first time and i was satisfied with the course conditions…read morefor the price. It was cheaper than my regular Austin city courses so for me i can't complain. Only a couple of greens on the course could use some extra attention but again it was playable enough to make a par here and there. After reading a numerous amount of negative reviews from the past i wasn't sure what to expect. The staff was actually very nice to me and I had no negative experiences with the marshals. Also there is always 2 sides to someones story so i wouldn't let the reviews keep anyone from at least trying the course out. See for yourself and if you're new to golf then don't have high expectations for anything under 40$ a round. I thought the course was fun and ill be going back for sure.

Nevermind the well-below average course conditions and high prices, you won't find a worse customer…read moreservice experience at a golf course. They truly bring legitimacy to the silly stereotype of all clubhouse people being jerks. Never again. Go to Brenham where you are welcomed and respected.