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Pros: Fairways and tee boxes were in good condition for this point in the season. Layout was nice, hard to find a flat surface, each hole was a new challenge. Practice green and driving range was nice. Staff was helpful and kind. Cons: Some of the greens needed some work, I understand it is early in the season but for $73 you cannot have bumps and sand on the greens. Pro shop staff was nice, but the cart person just rode past us with a nasty look on her face and didn’t even stop to ask us if we wanted something. I would have given 5 stars if not for this.
I rarely leave reviews, but my experience at Cinco Ranch Golf Course was frustrating enough to speak up. This place is all about making money, not providing a quality golf experience. First off, the course is in nowhere near decent shape to justify a $75 fee. Fairways are patchy, greens are inconsistent, and overall upkeep feels like an afterthought. Yet they’re charging like it’s a premium course. Even worse, I came out to practice putting and chipping—which, inconveniently, is located on the complete opposite end of the clubhouse. I was told to walk through the driving range to get there and was nearly hit multiple times. When I asked the course marshal if the shuttle could drop me off (keep in mind it was over 100 degrees outside), his exact words were: “If you ain’t spending money I ain’t bringing you. You can walk.” Seriously? That kind of attitude says everything you need to know about how this course is run. Spend your money somewhere that actually values golfers and basic customer service. I won’t be back.
Great and very well maintained golf course. It it’s a little pricey but worth it. Try bringing your clubs and balls if you can/have so you avoid additional costs.