If you're not a member, good luck if you're looking to be a member good luck the process is not…read moreeasy and you better have some big dollars if if someone invited you there and they're a member enjoy it's a special place with a lot of golf history but otherwise you're an elite presence. The food is above average, but nothing the right home about it's at level with what the patrons expect and you can't just walk in and order something you gotta

Amazing place. First class golf course and country club…read more The best part about Champions is they focus on golf golf golf! There is no money wasted on a bunch of amenities that you'd never use when you're joining a golf country club.

I took a visiting friend of mine to play 18 at the Cypress golf course this past weekend on 4/11/26…read moreand I was not impressed at all with the price and the condition the greens were in. It was our first time there, too. We are pretty avid golfers. Check in process: didn't take too long. Older gentleman at the counter was nice. I was not aware that the clubhouse was under construction so there was a lot of construction going on with noise and mud all over. Pretty annoyed already as a start. There's no mention of this on their website either. Driving range: it's about a 4-5 min drive by golf cart from the "temporary" clubhouse. Once arrived, you have to head over to a self dispensing ball machine to collect your balls. This was not very clear or given to us as instructions at check in so we wasted about 10 mins trying to find out where to get balls from. Hitting from mats since it had rained the past few days. Mats were decent. There's a couple of distance markers out there as well. The course: we played Cypresswood course which was the lower priced one at $72 per person. The course design itself is elegant and isolated away from homes which is a nice touch. However, those greens were absolute horrific. For the price I paid, those greens should be nicely kept up with. There's no reason why they should have patches, dry spots, and grainy grass in them. This is very upsetting as it makes the game of golf certainly more challenging but doesn't make for a fun experience. This course definitely needs more maintenance if I'm going to be paying over $70 to play 18 holes here. About 3-4 holes out of 18 were in great condition, other ones were terrible. We never saw the cart girl. There are no restroom stalls in the course or even porta potty's, you have to go back to the clubhouse to use restroom which is a pain in the arse. The pace of the game was also very slow and ended up pairing with a twosome behind us. It took well over 5 hours to play 18 holes. Ridiculous. I think this course has a lot of upside potential. I don't think I'll be returning until the new clubhouse and construction is done which they claim should end towards end of summer this year. The layout of the course was nice and very scenic but greens were awful.

This was my first time at Cypresswood and my review is influenced by all the construction happening…read moreat this course Check-in/ parking: There's a good size parking lot though it was quite full when we arrived. They have a temporary building for the pro shop and food. They do have some clothing for sale and the usual items (balls, etc) Unfortunately the women's restroom could use a bit of a clean but it was better than the portapottys available on the course. When we checked in we weren't given any info about how the construction influenced the course and were late to our tee time (apparently we were starting in hole 10 instead of 1) Driving range: The driving range is a bit far from the only playable course . The course next to the range is closed for construction. They do have an automatic ball dispensing machine which was neat The driving range itself was quite rough. The area you sand within was sandy and full of divots making practice a challenge. Course: The course itself was quite beautiful. There were a lot of trees and it's refreshing to play without being surrounded by homes. I also appreciated that at a lot of the holes there were ice cold towels ! Unfortunately the serenity of the golf course was frequently cut by construction noise Overall a fine course and I imagine it'll be amazing once all the work is done. I don't think I'll be back before that though

Had fun with a few colleagues after work one day while traveling to the area. The servers are very…read moreattentive. The only odd thing was the math in the pricing. It was more cost effective to keep going 30 minutes at a time. We had some snacks, I loved the crinkle fries. It was super fun. I like forward to coming back.

First time going and we had a great time! Price was $40 an hour on Sundays. Staff were incredibly…read morehelpful, friendly, and checked in often. They were a great team taking care of everyone. Special thanks to Eric and Nikki. Each bay had a seating area and a multitude of games to try your skills. You do not need to be a golf pro to have a great time.

Played a tournament here for the first time with Ramji law group and this course did not…read moredisappoint. Very nice greens. The staff here was on top of it from the moment that we arrived, we were greeted and guided to where we needed to go and the cart girl Alicia came by quite a bit to make sure everyone was taken care of! Great course to play!

Thursday is Burger night. Great burgers and cocktails. Nice to have a restaurant in the…read moreneighborhood. I believe it's open to the public

Absolutely the nicest public course I've golfed and it's not even close. Very well maintained,…read moreMarshalls were awesome, everyone was friendly. Get some golf carts with GPS screens and this is 20/10 haha. I'm not a review person, but I just moved over here and this course is 10 minutes away, was so happy to have discovered this.

Our kid played in a 9-hole tournament here…read more The houses near this golf course were AMAZING. Upon arrival, the clubhouse looked impressive too! Very elegant, grand, regal. Inside it was old fashioned-ish... heavy dark woods, weird rock feature in the middle with a waterfall. Not really my taste. Liked that the driving range, chipping area and putting green were all close by. Unfortunately, it had been raining a LOT and the course was VERY WET. I feel like we would have appreciated the course more if it wasn't so soggy. Nonetheless, the front 9 were pretty good. We walked the course and holes weren't super far from each other. The small restroom was pretty sketchy. Needs a bunch of TLC. I don't recall interacting with any staff or members.

My 14 yo son and I have been getting lessons from Darryl for half a year now and we are definitely…read moreshowing significant progress. Darryl is kind, patient, and really understands how to teach beginners to hitting a consistent golf shot. Highly recommend Darryl for anyone who wants to improve their game. My son is a lefty also which I know not too many instructors can teach if they aren't themselves.

My portion of Swanson golf was to take someone who had ordered a club who is a fairly good golfer…read moreand have that club retrieved. Just as the owner promised the club was ready and in perfect shape and the person who ordered it was phenomenally happy. While we were waiting for the final fitting, however I had breakfast as did the person I brought along with me and the breakfast was really, really wonderful and very much unexpected. Not because I would purposely order bad food, but I wouldn't expect that in a facility that is a golf club fitting facility that the food would be so good but it truly was. Plus in the best of my recollection. I had a couple bloody Mary mixed drinks, which were exceptional as was the table service. I've heard amazing things about the people who have gone to be fitted with clubs from this facility and I will likely do so myself as I replace my clubs, but for the short term consider this an evaluation of their food, which was an omelette as I recollect, and it was exceptional as was the service as was, the facility as a whole.

Poor management. Have been a member here for a while, as it is convenient being in The Woodlands…read more Definitely some racist individuals here. I have been charged unfairly in the past and have caught two individuals trying to charge me for things that are supposed to come with my ONE membership. One of the managers even came at me questioning me about using a rental set, asking where my clubs were. Have had consistent problems here for no reason.

The GTW is a Club Corp owned property. We joining in October of 2017 shortly before moving to the…read moreWoodlands and have not regretted our decision one bit. The courses are in great shape and well maintained as our the driving range, practice greens and chipping and putting areas. What separates the club from the rest is the staff. From the pro-shop to the outdoor café to the Tavern restaurant the service is first class. They go out of your way to make you feel special and ensure you have a great experience. I have yet to go to any other clubs in the network but I can only hope they are half as good as they are at the GTW.

Our son had a 9-hole tournament here so it was fun to see this course. My husband was especially…read morethrilled because he got to see these famous holes from courses all over. The clubhouse was nice. I loved the white and black decor. The cart rental was $27. Meh. My husband walked the front 9 and had over 12,000 steps so you can tell, the holes are pretty spaced out. When going with a little kid, having a cart wasn't terrible so we weren't trailing behind so much. Driving range and chipping and putting green were open and in good condition. Loved that they were RIGHT THERE and not a hike away. The course itself was pretty nice. The fairways and greens were well taken care of. Some of the cart paths could use some work, they're broken and cracked. Some reader weren't sure if they were marked out of bounds or not. We'd see a red stake but no other stake... so is it out or not??? Bunkers were not ranked and hard as a rock. Of course the bunker our kid hit into didn't have a rack available since we were able to pick it up, rake and drop. (Ugh) There were workers draining some bunkers that had turned to swimming pools. The front 9 were a bit challenging to our 8 year old. He took a 50 but had some sh*t shots. My husband wants to come back and play all 18. So we'll definitely be back! 5-star for being just plain unique and a fun experience.

Great layout!! Each hole simulates select holes from other great courses such as Inverness,…read moreOakmont, pebble beach and, of course, Augusta National Golf Club. Greens and fairways are very well kept. Good luck if you hit out of bounds, you'll likely lose your ball as grass is thick. Pro shop and bar staff are all great! Price is very fair. You won't be disappointed, play here if you're ever in Houston.

I attended a wedding here. It's a beautiful venue with outstanding attention to detail. The views…read moreof the golf course from the dinning/bar space are great. The staff was on point, super friendly and so congenial. Service was stellar. The upstairs reception area was pretty warm though, everyone was fanning themselves as was the outside wedding ceremony. But to be fair, it was 101 at 6:15 when we arrived in August. The homes surrounding the golf course are stunning. All the food was quite tasty and parking was ample.

Just finished a round of golf, and came into the men's locker room at Northgate CC. Juan and Abner…read moregreeted me with a big smile. There is a Sunday Brunch @ Northgate going on right now. I come in locker room because I am not dressed for it, and I can watch sports on the television. Northgate offers several great membership options. I play golf so that works best for me. If you are a tennis player there are great options, or if you just want a social membership that is available too. My wife doesn't play golf, but she uses the club for meetings and entertaining. Please mention this review if you come in to check out the club.

My boyfriend and his best friend love to play golf together once a week! On my off day I have been…read moreenjoying tagging along as a rider and spending time with them. We have been coming to Highland Pines every monday for the past month. We start the morning off with breakfast tacos inside, we buy drinks from the beverage cart girl the entire time we are out there, and always go in for beverages and lunch afterwards!! I do not play golf and I am still learning how to play which is why I shy away from playing at courses I am unfamiliar with. I am scared I will slow people down. I would NOT recommend EVER coming to Highland Pines Golf Course and spending your money because of the poorly and unsettling way the staff in the pro-shop treats you and makes you feel! My boyfriend calls ahead every monday morning before we come to let them know that he will have a rider and they say that it's OK until you walk in and they say every time "for future reference riders are not allowed" as they press a "rider" button and charge a $30 fee. Obviously if you have the button on your computer and we've been doing it for the past month, it is allowed. I have been working at a private golf course for three years and we would NEVER make anyone feel this way whenever they come in. They have told us multiple times to call ahead and make sure it's not a busy day (which we completely understand) and we do that every single time!! Every single monday they have multiple LINES of golf carts in their barn and I see it every time we finish up. I hate the way that they make me feel and the way I am treated everytime I walk into the pro-shop! The pro-shop staff is extremely rude and unfriendly and they are overall unwelcoming!! I've never felt this way or been treated this way anywhere else I have gone and I KNOW I do not deserve this treatment!! The unprofessionalism of the pro-shop staff is mind blowing and I would much rather take my $130 and go spend it somewhere else where I'm treated kindly and professionally!! It's not hard to have some class, especially whenever you are working at a nice golf course like this! Besides the pro-shop staff, I always have an amazing time here and the food and beverage staff is amazing, but they manage to ruin it EVERY single time! There is a right and wrong way to go about these situations and their pro-shop staff manages to go about it in the wrong way every time!! DO NOT BOTHER SPENDING YOUR MONEY AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT!!!!!! For anyone wondering KYLE WILLIAMS in the pro-shop was the man who treated me so poorly and disrespectfully!!

As of this review, Feb of 2024, this course has faster greens than some PGA tournaments…read more A very dangerous course that reminds me of Falcon point in Katy, with lots of water and bunkers. The unfortunately offline shots snaps you awake from the dreamy landscape and the gorgeous shore lines that your ball just skipped over. Tentative poke of the putter, as you try to time your attempt before a gust of wind moves the ball. It is more of combined punishment from flop shots that still rolls out too much, and down hill putts that just keeps on going. Maybe I am not a smart man, I kinda enjoyed it. Those moments when you take one look back at the green as you walk away, the feeling of satisfaction of completing something hard. And the next tee box, where nature is so perfectly groomed in to mimic an Ansel Adams national park lookout. But it has some flaws. The rows of starter homes squeezed tightly like bento boxes next to some holes serves to remind you of the corporate decisions that had to be made. The construction noise and smoldering wood piles near by hints at the disappearing of most of the magnificent tree lines in the near future. As of now, this is in the top 5 courses I have played in Houston. Good job to the Pines golf group.