Houston Golf Courses

Houston Golf Courses are plentiful, playable, and probably the best maintained courses in the country. Unlike popular perception, Houston courses are not all flat, not all brown, and not all as overpriced as the locals seem to think. Indeed most run between $40 and $125, which is well below the national average. You'll find golf courses to suit every skill level and every budget. We will feature three Houston golf courses on this page for you to try on your next visit.

Featured Houston Golf Courses

The first of our featured golf courses is where the best come to test their skills, the TPC (Tournament Players Club) Woodlands. This Bruce Devlin and Bob Von Hagge designed par 72 Houston golf course has a regular tee slope of 128, while the tournament tee is a challenging 7,018-yard slope 136. Priced in the upper range, this prize of Houston golf courses is worth a visit.

Magnolia Creek Golf Links will give you the feeling that you've just gotten off the plane in Scotland and are walking up to the first tee at St. Andrews. This most unique of Houston golf courses is a links course set near the gulf. You'll have to figure in the breezes as you try to avoid the many pot bunkers and tall marsh grasses, but make no mistake about it, this golf courses is as well maintained and lush as any of America's finest courses. Forget all the stats on this one. You really need to try this course to get a real sense of how golf started.

Old Orchard Golf Club is where you would go to experience country club golf at working class prices. You'll spend less than $70 at this beautifully designed collaboration between the Operations Manager, a tour player and the architect to use the natural land of a former horse ranch in their pursuit of an aesthetically pleasing yet challenging course. Slopes range between 110 and 127 over the 27 holes of this par 72 Houston golf course, so the weekender will find it a nice place to play.