The Woodlands Resort - Tournament Course

The Tournament Course at The Woodlands Country Club is one of Greater Houston's longest-running PGA Tour venues, a Robert von Hagge and Bruce Devlin design originally routed for PGA Tour competition (hosting Tour events from its early years) and later refined by Carlton Gipson. The course currently hosts the PGA Tour Champions' Insperity Invitational annually, which keeps the setup, conditioning, and green speeds at touring-pro standards year-round. The von Hagge/Devlin routing moves through the mature Woodlands master-planned-community canopy, pine stands, subtle elevation changes atop the Piney Woods terrain north of Houston, and strategic water features on key holes. Gipson's 1996 renovation added modern length and bunker shaping while preserving the original routing character. The Tournament Course is the more competitive of The Woodlands' two championship-caliber courses (paired with the Player Course at the Woodlands Country Club) and the one that carries the PGA Tour history. For the Houston trip visitor, particularly during Insperity Invitational week in early May, the Tournament Course is a must-play pilgrimage round. Paired naturally with Memorial Park Golf Course (Tom Doak restoration, downtown Houston) and the Redstone Tournament Course (TPC Houston) for a three-round Houston tour-venue package.