Played in a golf tournament here this week with my church. The course manager, Keith, is one of the…read morenicest guys you could meet. They took great care of us and met every need. They have gps touch screens on their golf carts so no need to drain your cell phone or Apple Watch. The screens can be connected to your cell through Bluetooth so you can play your own music through the onboard speakers. Just an awesome touch of service! The course was perfect for my level of play "not quite pro" (read: amateur.) Many of the other players were much more seasoned in this sport and they enjoyed the course too. The weather was the best you could have asked for in south Texas. Not sure they can guarantee that for everyone though. Best of luck to you all! Enjoy!

Golf pros are rude, and the membership director is even worse. They refused to honor a free round…read moreof golf that I won in a raffle. There was no expiration date, but I was told they were full of members and didn't care I had a free round. There are much better clubs to join in the area.

What a beautiful place!…read more We hob-knobbed with Houston's FInest Cowboys and Cowgirls last night at a benefit gala for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. The event was the Ben Johnson Memorial Cowboy Classic. The country club is one of the oldest and by far, the friendliest I have ever had the pleasure of visiting. The staff was on point, professional and always accomodating. They served us a 3-course dinner with grace and lots of charm! the food was very good. We had a petite filet topped with lump crabmeat and a bearnaise sauce on the side with perfectly grilled asparagus and roasted fingerling potatoes. The best part? The homemade vanilla topped with your choice of fudge or butterscoth syrup. The butterscotch was heavenly (Jocelyn, our server, even gave me a second spoonful!) Parking was easy and valet service is available of course. My advice? Pinky out!

First weekend for the Clay Court Championships is usually free which is a bonus when you have a…read moreyoung kid. Let's start with parking. You can park in the neighborhood easily. Just pick a mansion and find a spot. We got lucky and found a spot in the shade and didn't have to walk too far. We brought a stroller just in case. The grounds were immaculate as they always are. Areas were closed off to the public but there was a large section that had been set up for food and beverage with ample seating under a tent as well as tables with umbrellas on a lawn so kids could run around and with a large screen to watch the matches. I've always loved this event at the country club because you can be so close to the action. Staff were super friendly and personable and really appreciate everyone's hard work to keep this open to the public so that tennis can be accessible for all.

I stopped playing Cinco Ranch (we started calling it Stinko Ranch) golf club years ago because of…read morethe terribly slow pace of play. Unfortunately for me, it is the closest driving range and putting green to where I live in West Houston. I went to the driving range on Friday late afternoon in hopes of hitting some balls and working on my putting. The young man at the Pro Shop stood there and stared at me, waiting for me to engage him, complete lack of customer service. Every time I enter the Pro Shop it is clear that I am inconveniencing them. $15 for a large bucket of balls...ridiculously expensive, especially for what you get. Then, have to take your receipt and go to the surly gentleman working in the starter shack. No words spoken...snatches the ticket out of your hand and gives you a partially-filled bucket of old, nasty range balls that look like they had better days back in the 1990's! The only redeeming quality the starter has is that he plays good music! The putting green was closed because apparently they are unable to grow grass in Houston. The driving range is a joke. No grass to hit off of (at least you can practice your right lies!) and hardly any poles / flags to aim at: I lasered targets at 40 yds, 90 yds, 130 yds, 190 yds and 240 yds. Not sure about others but some semi-standard flags distributed across the range at reasonable yardages can't cost all that much...especially at $15/bucket!! 50 yds, 100 yds, 125 yds, 150 yds, 175 yds, 200 yds, 250 yds makes sense to me!

This was a great volunteer opportunity for Women in Golf Foundation and TGA. The grounds were kept…read morevery well and the staff was super friendly. I can see how people can lose track of time out there. It was so peaceful and the HBCU athletes really did a great job! The food selection at the banquet was pretty good and the favorite was the brisket that was unexpectedly tender.

They misrepresent the membership opportunities. The lie to get you to join, once they have your…read moremoney, you cant make tee times because they give preferential treatment to existing members.

We had a really nice company Holiday party in their club house - the venue was festively decorated,…read morevery nice furniture and amenities, plus great staff that had a smile on their faces throughout the evening. Plenty of parking available on site, and if you have golfers in the mix, the course looks quite nice.

Overall rated 2 stars. We held our annual women's club luncheon here yesterday. For the amount of…read moremoney we paid to hold our event in the private room, you'd think we would not needed to 1) ask several times to lower the music, 2) as to fill up and refill the coffee carafe, 3) asked for ice for water, 4) asked for salad plates to be placed near the salad 5) asked twice to setup microphone and speakers 6) asked several times to refill hot dishes on the buffet table. We ran out of food twice while women were standing in line waiting. At one point it took them 10 minutes to refill and those standing, chose not to wait any longer. You'd think staff would be monitoring a buffet intended to serve 40 women. Rather, we had absolutely no one monitoring to ensure things were all set with food and drinks. Myself and another were constantly going into the kitchen asking for someone to help us. 7) We had no one available to remove dirty plates when we finished; some our women to include me got up to help remove everyone dirty dishes. It truly was so very frustrating and disappointing. I guess after receiving our final deposit that morning as paid in full, there was little to no incentive to make sure our luncheon was attended to. Beware... you absolutely do not get what you pay for!!! PS: the food was yummy but all that DID NOT happen that SHOULD OF HAPPENED truly did spoil the who luncheon. The 2 star rating is a 100% could of been better with having SOMEONE in charge taking care to make sure our needs were being met.

Golf Review: Falcon Point is a private club in Katy that's…read morepart of the clubcorp group. I played with a member recently and had a tough round in the summer heat, but the course itself was very nice. The course was very challenging. There's water on 16 of the 18 holes, fairways are tight, sand traps are placed riiiight where you typically roll your drives, loooong par 4's, postage stamp elevated greens and those massive bushes that love to steal your ball. I suffered even worse because it was my first go at the course, so plenty of surprises. One condition issue was the tee boxes. I'm not sure if they were re-seeding or things were moved around due to a recent tournament, but the distance to the holes from the tees were way off from score card yardage and looked beat up. Service was great. Everyone I encountered was friendly and happy to help. We had a tee time following a junior tournament so there were plenty of people milling about but we still got everything we needed quickly. Facilities were nice enough though I didn't linger. They have a large bar room next to the pro shop for that hole 19 beer. I changed in the locker room and did notice that the changing area seemed a bit shabby for a private club. Thin carpet, nameplates missing from lockers, scuffed furniture, etc. I'm not considering membership at this club or any others at this time, so I'm just focusing on the golf round which was good. If you typically slice or haven't broken the 90's in your game, bring extra balls and some patience.

One of the best courses to play in East Texas for the money. The greens are the heart and soul of…read morethis course.

Best kept secret in America....it's like playing Augusta!read more

Never get tired of playing this course. Employees are solid & wknd cart girls rock!…read morePrivate. yes. Join us soon!

Been a member at RBCC for 8 years and have enjoyed every moment…read more Impeccible golf course with a large mens locker room. Fully-stocked bars and great food. The staff - from golf pros to the waiters/wairesses - are friendly and make you feel at home. Great for families - pool, gym, tennis courts.

I was invited to accompany my Houston family to a Christmas Party at the Houston Country Club. I…read moream no stranger to the finer things and Country Clubs in general. I was still impressed with the quality and beauty of the setting. The parking was easy, the staff was harried but friendly. The amenities arranged for the party were beyond impressive. The food was well presented and very tasty. The environment was comfortable, even with a crowd that easily numbered in the hundreds. I didn't have a chance to play golf but from what I saw, the course is beautiful and challenging. If I was looking for a high quality event space, or an impressive corporate perk, I would put this place on my short list.

Very beautiful club with a very nice man that opens the front door. The whole place is clean with…read morevery nice members and staff.

Great place for families! Wonderful Sunday Brunch with pianist Amy Lauro. The food was amazing and…read morethe staff were all very attentive and helpful.

I was beyond impressed with every aspect of the club as a guest, besides the bland food. tbqh…read morefamilia, the main selling place of this joint if you are considering membership or are lucky enough to be invited in as a guest of a member, are the luxe grounds and the elegance everywhere else, not the food. The main clubhouse exudes Caddyshack elegance with the fireplace and bold wood paneling. The tennis courts are fantastic and pristine. The fire pit just off the pool is fun to sit around for a quick chat around a fire pit, which is better conversation than it would be anywhere else sans fire pit. The pool and basketball courts really round out the whole experience that they offer everything in the club experience for the whole family. Handsomely manicured grounds, pleasant staff, a family style atmosphere of yesteryear, and a see/be seen kind of atmosphere in luxe Memorial to let people know you are a man about town with a mighty fine hat. VIP baby.

Friendly staff and had a great time! Course played well, and the first 3-4 holes favor a draw swing…read morewhich made it a fun challenge. Greens played pretty fast and pace of play was great. I was playing solo and each group in front asked me to play with them and play through.

One of the worst experiences I've ever had playing golf. I won't be back to this sorry excuse for a…read moregolf club again, not even if it was free. These guys cram an entire high school golf team 30 minutes in front of our tee time and have the gall to tell me "oh they'll be gone long before you get up the tee box, they play fast"; our threesome literally took nearly 3 hours to play the front nine holes, on a WEEKDAY!!! We were waiting two groups deep on nearly every single hole in front nine of this crappy course. Then on hole number nine some ignorant yet again sorry excuse of a marshal comes up and has the nerve to tell us "Hey we need you to rush to get off this hole so you can get to the 10th hole before 5:30; we don't see an issue with you guys make it through but the group behind you wants to play the last hole before 5:30 so could you hurry it up?" I was literally two seconds away from reading this POS the riot act. Back nine was much more pleasant but the downright lying no good service has ruined it for me, forever. Note: the greens on first 4-5 holes were absolute trash, second cut of rough was unmanaged left uncut for months, etc. pathetic.