Texas golf
Golf courses in Humble, TX.
Every course BogeyMap publishes in and around Humble, ordered by LooperAI score.
BogeyMap publishes 3 golf courses in Humble, TX, 3 of them playable without a member invite. Golf Club of Houston (Tournament Course) carries the highest LooperAI score in town at 80.2.
Courses in Humble
Golf Club of Houston (Tournament Course)
Humble, TX
The Member Course at The Golf Club of Houston is a Peter Jacobsen and Jim Hardy co-design. It was originally a George Fazio design from 1964, then redesigned in 2002 as part of Redstone Golf Club. The course hosted the Shell Houston Open in 2003, 2004, and 2005. Escalante Golf acquired it in 2013 and renamed it The Golf Club of Houston. This par-72 course measures 7,508 yards. It features native wetland flora and fauna, strategic bunkering, and manicured fairways and greens. The 8th hole, a 475-yard par 4, is the signature hole and most demanding challenge. PGA TOUR professionals have praised the course's conditions and challenging layout.
Tour 18 Golf Course
Humble, TX
Tour 18 Golf Club in Humble, Texas, just northeast of Houston, is a public course built around replicas of famous holes from well-known American golf courses. It opened in 1992 and was designed by Dave Edsall. Each hole is modeled on a hole from a recognizable course, including versions of holes from Pebble Beach, Pinehurst, Sea Pines, and Augusta National's Amen Corner stretch, giving the round a varied character from tee to tee. A lawsuit in the 1990s over some of the replicated designs led to modifications of a few holes, but the course continues to operate under the Tour 18 concept. The course is open to the public daily and includes a driving range, putting green, pro shop, and grill. It plays to a par of 72 at just under 6,800 yards from the back tees.
Redstone Golf Club (Falls)
Humble, TX
The Falls Course at Redstone Golf Club in Humble, Texas, was designed by Rees Jones and opened around 2000 as part of a larger golf complex northeast of Houston. Jones reshaped otherwise flat coastal-plain ground into a course with noticeable elevation changes, waterfalls, and a creek system that runs through several holes. The par-72 design mixes generous landing areas with well-guarded greens, giving both recreational and stronger players room to maneuver while still facing risk-reward decisions on approach shots. Bermuda fairways and greens hold shots well through the humid Houston season. The broader Redstone property later became known as the Golf Club of Houston, home to the PGA Tour's Houston Open from 2003 to 2019.