Golf Club at Cinco Ranch

Pace was great, nice personal, course was wet due to rain

Greens were a little slow but it is understood due to high temps and latest round of rain

When the heat index hits 108, us old timers need about 15 mph. The winds were light and I had to move up to the red tees by the 13th. Greens were crunchy but fast and smooth. I could have used more roll on the fairways but I was pretty tapped out despite hydration up the ying yang.

Course was in good shape even after a month of high temps and no rain greens were receptive and held shots well but slow putting speed overall good condition

Everything thing was great until I heard a loud pop when applying brakes and after that no brakes at all for last 4 holes in the dark
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The course is great but it needs a Marshall to keep a decent pace of play.

Course was deserted. I asked the starter if it was due to the rain that had been forecast. He said he’d believe it when he sees it. I hear you I told him. He said it was more likely due to the 100 degrees forecast. Turned out…there was an hour rain delay. That all said, by the time I got to the last hole, the course had dried completely and I got some good roll on the fairway. Drainage is really good.

Greens were recovering after aeration. Fairways were in good shape considering the heat wave. When we got to the 16th we were surprised at the far left pin. Then I found out why. My drive headed for the gap between the traps guarding the middle of the green. That was a problem. You see I was aiming well to the left but went wayward. The ball plugged into waterlogged muddy ground. Chipping after taking a drop was next to impossible on wet grass…in the middle of a drought. Double bogey.