Ready for your Happy Place?
We are open for play!
In prime condition with COVID-19 guidelines in place.
We now have a cashless policy property-wide, and accept credit cards only to reduce physical contact.
Face coverings policy, effective June 23, 2020: Please be aware that face coverings are required for employees and guests (10 years and older) for all indoor activities at the Moody Gardens Attractions, Hotel and Golf Course. City of Galveston’s Order Guidelines.
We are looking forward to having you here soon!
Galveston’s premier public course…
Click here to reserve your tee time today!
Open 7 Days a Week
Please note when booking tee times:
- Proper golf attire is required at Moody Gardens Golf Course
(collared shirt and no denim on all golfers and preferably riders) - No fivesomes Friday – Sunday, or Holidays. No exceptions.
The renovation included new turf grass, green complexes, elevations, irrigation, drainage, cart paths, greens, and a full clubhouse renovation.
A First-class Public Golf Course
The multi-million dollar investment is a contribution to the city on the part of Moody Gardens® and the culmination of the vision to provide a first-class public golf course for local residents and visitors to the Island. The City of Galveston retains ownership of the newly renovated facility, which is managed by Moody Gardens®.
A Seaside Course with a Tropical Feel
Jacobsen Hardy’s attention to detail provides residents and visitors alike with a premier public golf course. Among the many improvements, the course features Paspalum turf, designed for seaside golf courses and providing an outstanding playing surface.
To keep playing surfaces in top condition, a new water treatment plant and irrigation system were included in the renovation project. This improvement in water quality optimizes playing surfaces and also provides water for landscaped areas around the clubhouse and on the golf course. The course highlights its unique seaside tropical feel with 18 holes meandering through upland and lowland native areas, natural wetlands habitat of beautiful Sydnor Bayou, and over 500 palm trees.