Pine Forest Country Club Golf Course

Pine Forest Country Club, is a Private, 27 hole golf facility located in Houston, Texas. The facility has three 9-hole layouts, The Green Nine, The Golf Nine, and The White Nine. These can be combined to form 3 different 18-hole layouts.

Pine Forest Country Club, dayes to 1945. The club and golf course was originally located along North Shepherd Boulevard. The original course was designed by John Bredemus built the course during World War II, designing a tight woodsy course that hosted the University of Houston’s All-American Intercollegiate team for 15 years and was host to the 1949 Houston Open.

In the early 1970's the club decided to move west of the city where the majority of the membership resinded. Paul Wahlberg located 186 acres at 18000 Clay Road, enough land for an 18-hole golf course. The original 18-hole course, which consisted of the Green Nine and Gold Nine opened for play on May 1, 1975, just two weeks after the activities at the original location were closed for good. Some 300 trees were transplanted from the North Shepherd course and most of them survived.

In 1985, architect Carlton Gipson was hired to add an additional nine holes, now called the White Nine.

Pine Forest is a classic parkland course. The most challenging course is the White/Green Course. All three courses have large greens and plush fairways. There are water hazards that come into play on twenty-two of the twenty-seven holes. The oroginal Green/Gold Course was built on relatively flat terrain, but some of the greens are extremely undulating. The wind can be a major factor on these courses.

GOLD NINE, par-36, 3,342 yards

GREEN NINE, par-36, 3,471 yards

WHITE NINE, par-36, 3,364 yards