Private Clubs & Country Clubs in Sugar Land

Riverbend Country Club is a private 18-hole golf club in Sugar Land, Texas, originally designed by Press Maxwell in 1957 and updated with greens and bunker renovations by Jeffrey D. Blume in 2007. The par-72 championship course stretches 6,942 yards and features the dramatic 17th hole, known as "Big Bend," a par-5 dogleg left with a green surrounded by water on three sides.

Sugar Creek Country Club is a private 27-hole golf club founded in 1972 in Sugar Land, Texas, built on land with historical ties to the Imperial Sugar Company. Designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr., the course features three distinct nine-hole layouts — the Creek, Sugar, and Land nines — offering a variety of 18-hole combinations with characteristic RTJ bunkering and water features. The club has hosted notable regional competition, including the 1989 Texas State Amateur Championship.

Sweetwater Country Club is a private 36-hole club established in Sugar Land, Texas, as a flagship amenity of the master-planned Sweetwater community developed by Gerald Hines Interests. Both championship courses were designed by the acclaimed team of Robert von Hagge and Bruce Devlin, featuring the water-laden, tree-lined layouts characteristic of their acclaimed Texas work. The club served as a host venue for the LPGA Tour from the mid-1980s through the early 2000s, cementing its place in Texas golf history.