+ Excellent variety. Left and right turning holes, long par 3's, short holes, a nearly 600' par 4, etc.

+ Gorgeous property. Large, mature trees with copious amounts of spanish moss swaying in the breeze.

+ Lots of benches.

+ Two sets of tees. The longs will offer a nice challenge for skilled players. No comment on the shorts as I have not played them.

+ Detailed course map at the first tee. ---Make sure you take a photo with your phone as this is the only signage on the course as of August 2023.---

+ What little elevation the land offers is utilized well.

+ Peaceful location. Aside from traffic on the road by the entrance, the course was unoccupied and silent. I love disc golf courses that give you that secluded feeling, letting you escape the bustle of city life.

- No tee signs.

- No signage at all besides the map at #1. Biggest flaw of the course. Tees are sometimes marked with PVC pipes. Again, TAKE A PICTURE OF THE MAP BEFORE YOUR ROUND. Most hole to hole transitions are easy to figure out but there are a few confusing turns.

- Natural tees. With how dry southern Texas is they were in good shape, but natural tees are never ideal.

This is an excellent course. I would rank this as a destination level course. I don't give out 4/5+ ratings often, but to me this course deserves one in spite of the natural tees and lack of signage.

There is a good variety of lines. Two full sets of tees. Enough length to challenge bigger arms. Pretty much everything you could ask for in terms of hole design aside from being a little short on par 4's.

If this course has 2-4 more par 4's, concrete tees and nice signs, I'd consider giving it 5 stars.

I have no idea what the recent reviewer that gave it 2 stars was smoking, but I want some.

This is a really, really good course. Plan a day around it. Go out of your way to play it. I haven't found better disc golf between Houston and the Gulf, and I doubt you will either.

The scenery alone is why I like to come here. Its a gorgeous course.
Holes are challenging enough for me.
I can deal with the natural "tee pads"

Maybe could use some more variety in the holes.

Signs for each hole needs to be replaced with something to handle the rain and humidity that goes with Lake Jackson.

I can deal with the natural "tee pads", but pads with stability would be nice.

It remains one of my favorite courses and am glad to see it is still in play. Worth the drive from Pearland for sure.

Lots of large Oak Trees
Large area for course
Friendly environment
Lots of parking
Full 18 holes with long and short tees
Decent baskets
Great nature in the area
Only a few holes where losing a disc is possible
Decent flow for course

Signage has aged or is missing for many holes
Can be confusing to follow course at times due to signage problems
Left band of hole 6 slopes toward water. No getting disc back from that area
Alligators in area
Flow/design of course could be better
Could use better signage and tape showing direction to next tee
Long tees might be too much for average player and short tees are too easy for average player.

This is a course that has probably seen better days. It would be great if local players got together with the church staff and helped pay and install new signage for the course. That would make a tremendous difference. Plenty of land for course. I think a better course could be designed, but it would require some work and help from the community. Overall a solid course that just needs some TLC.

Beautiful grounds -- my wife is a botanist and got an eyeful.

It's a wide open course where you can really let 'er rip!

Not much in way of variety or challenge.

Horrible signage!!! We were wandering around all day looking for the right tees and targets.

I will no longer trust the ratings here as this one shows up as a solid 4 whereas two other courses I've played (Texas Army Trail and River Grove) are rated significantly lower and yet are significantly better!

Still left 'em $5 as a donation.

Like I say, not a bad course, but not a "4"!!! (I'm rating it a 2...when it could be 2.5...but someone has to knock some sense into that 4 rating!)

Map and Kiosk with loaner discs and lost and found near tee one
Course flows pretty good, but you will need a map in a few spots
two sets of tees, blue and red
I can't say enough about the land, don't let the first 3 holes throw you off, this course is beautiful.

Most of the tee signs are broken/falling apart. (tees are marked by either a blue or red pole in the ground)
Grass tee pads

Wow, just wow. maybe because I played it in the spring, this course was just a pleasure to play. Nicely mowed grass with HUGE moss covered tree's throughout the course. I am in love with this course.

Don't let the first few holes scare you into thinking this is a typical church course.

hole 1 to 3 basically go around the tennis court with hole 1 having the courts on your right and the parking lot on your left. tight long fairway.

Hole 2 throws around the ends of the court (or over the fence if you throw like me)

Hole 3 starts to get better, bit turnover shot past the courts.

Then the course really opens up and gets good.

You have a variety of shots, both long and short around HUGE tree's. While the holes are not quite long enough to be true par 4 holes, they do have some distance from the Blue tee's. A lot of the holes are lower shots under the tree's. There is a sweet bayou along a few of the holes.

Would I play here again?

oh heck yes, this is one of the few courses I have played that I really want to play again.

The layout of this court is great. It surrounds a church grounds. It is maintained well. Grass is kept short. The baskets are moved every so often. It has some nice long holes that provide challenge, and some shorter ones that may be easier but still keep things interesting. The landscape is nice to look at, even if you're having a bad game and can't enjoy much else.

If it rains at all, be prepared to get muddy. The course holds water in a lot of places, especially on the latter nine holes. The trees are pretty thick with spanish moss, so if you throw your disk too high, chances are likely it'll get stuck.

Whether you're an expert or just starting out, this is a great course to try out in the Brazoria County area. It has a lot of variety hole to hole. There are trees, some open spots, low hanging branches, and narrow fairways; a little bit of everything.

Those who read my reviews know that I rate courses on the aesthetics as well as the disc golf. This was high on both!
- Great job by the church hosting this course and the planners for an entertaining and challenging layout!
- Beautiful southern park like grounds with water, old trees, spanish moss, and well kept St Augustine grass
- Fairly intuitive lay out
- Pretty good signs
- Blue tees are really for experienced players
- Red tees are really for new players
- Enough water, trees, and OB to have to shape some shots and make choices
- Nice length, but not a course to wear your arm out
- Plenty of Parking
- Gorgeous park like grounds, with birds and other animals
- Mosquitos were not overbearing
- Some wind protection amidst the large old oaks

Not many:
- No permanent tee pads. However, this course is played so little, that few tee "spots" are warn out and uneven
- No elevation
- Being a Pacific Northwest player, the trees weren't tight or technical enough to really bother me much
- No trash cans
- No rest rooms

This is one of my all time favorite courses in the south. Challenging, interesting golf holes, beautiful setting, and not crowded. If nice tee pads were installed, I would have rated it a 4.5.

So this is my home course. It is pretty challenging when it comes to some of the more distant holes. The huge oak trees make challenging pathways and sometimes even the Spanish moss will hurt you too if your throw goes high. There are two water holes back to back where if you are not careful you can lose a disc.( I have lost several) But all in all it just makes for a great time. They just put in a public restroom and water fountain right next to hole one. Also there is a course map they are about to hang on hole one and a loner basket for discs too. There is pretty good drainge too but if it gets too wet just don't forget your rubber boots!

The natural t pads are nice but when its wet they are very slippery so it would be nice to get cement pads put in. Also there are no trash cans so maybe putting one on 6 12 and 18 would be great. Also beware of the fire ants I have stepped on piles the last couple rounds.

There is pretty good bass fishing off the wood bridges . Bring spinnerbaits jig them slow and it should pay off. Catch and realese only. Everyone should make it to this course it is a true gem and you will not be let down. Also all the people that work and go to the church are super nice. They even work on the property I think every Saturday the course is constantly improving.

Plenty of parking at the Church.
Very good signage; appreciated the wood blocks with arrows pointing to the next tee.
Very nice setting; enjoyed throwing around and under the oaks.
With the map provided in the link, the course was easy to follow.
The course was nicely maintained - grass was cut and almost no litter.

Lack of barrels for trash; not an issue yet but will become one as more people discover the course.
17 of the 18 holes are par 3; would like to see a few more holes at par 4 or 5.
While the natural tee pads worked ok since the course was dry would prefer concrete pads; would be tough to play in wet conditions.
While signs warn of snakes and alligators beware of fire ants; there were quite a few mounds.

I really enjoyed playing among the oak trees draped in Spanish Moss over most of the course. I was expecting a very flat course after driving nearly an hour from Houston through increasingly flat terrain but was pleasantly surprised that the course contained many small hills; evidence that this had been a traditional golf course. The scenery was very nice with one side of the course hugging the Brazos River. I did manage to throw my driver into the Brazos a few feet from the bank on one of the holes but the algae was so dense that the disk was easy to retrieve. The liberally sprinkled benches provided seating to enjoy the setting. Cows grazed across the Brazos from the course connected by a bridge allowing catch and release fishing. Definitely worth the drive from Houston.

Cornerstone lives up to its name! It is the Cornerstone of Lake Jackson. After driving through the front gates you can instantly see that you are in a for a great time. This is lost on many courses in the Houston area. There is ample parking spots, and the course begins and finishes around the main parking lot.

Course begins to the left of the main parking lot next to the tennis courts. Temp tee signs give ample info on distance and suggested flight path. There is a wire basket hanging on the fence next to tee #1 with loaner discs and course maps. However if you have played and understand the flow of a good course.. you wont need a map. At each basket there is a wooden block on the ground with an arrow pointing to the next tee.

Conerstone has duel tee pads. BLUE are the long, and RED are the shorts. Blues offer realistic lines with RISK and REWARDS.. With the course being very well maintained you will have no problem seeing the basket. RED tees offer beginers a real chance to learn and not be overwhelmed. RED tees are truly for beginers. Now the tees are NATURAL.Most people might take points away for this since most players love concrete tee. This course could easily put in concrete tees, but some courses just look better with natural tees. Cornerstone is a semi technical semi straight forward course. You will have to hit your lines off the tee. Upshots and putts should be easy enough as long as you stay on the fairway.

The course is perfectly riddled with old trees that seem to drap over the grounds with history and feelings. The grass is well kept. The bayou and ponds are gorgeous. WARNING signs are posted to watch for ALLIGATORS and SNAKES. Benches are scattered and are in good shape. This is a church course so there are scripture posts throughout the course....they are not in the way or push themselves on you...

The Baskets are new MACH 5 W/ NUMBER PLATES. They have the rubber coating around them. They catch your disc better than than the coveted MACH 3 baskets. The baskets are securely anchored in the ground.

Cornerstone is GREAT! There is very few things that could be, or need be done to improve the course. The course is not PERFECT. Heavy rain as with most courses in the South Coastal Texas area.. will reatin water. Drainage could use some work.

I would like to see some sort of restroom area if the church's facilities are not open to the public. Next issue would be the lack of trash cans. In my opinion...trash cans are a must. Furthermore the cart path that runs throughout the property comes into direct play with a few holes. Unless the church has an event going on or someone is just joy riding the porperty the path really isnt an issue. IT can make for challenging O.B.

If you want that WOW factor..look no further. Cornerstone Church of Nazarine did a fantastic job. I surely cant wait to host a tournament or attend one... which ever one comes first. I cant thank the Church enough for buliding this course. I had this course on my wishlist.. And this course pulled through big time! I am eager to return and volunteer time to help in any way that I can. Make sure to bring the gang.

Wide variety of shots.
Well maintained with nice Tee posts
Lots of shade for our hot Houston summer days
Good mix of short/long....open/tight holes

No public restrooms
A bit of a drive for most of us.

This is clearly one of the most beautiful course in the Greater Houston Area as it was built on an old ball golf course and incorporates a large natural lake on a few holes and old, majestic trees on almost every hole. It is well worth the trip down to Lake Jackson however and I highly recommend playing this beauty.

At first thought, another course in the Lake Jackson area immediately seems like it will be another mediocre course. Cornerstone is far from mediocre, and it definitely is the new must play course in the area.

The course has rolling fairways from its previous life as a ball golf course. The old cart paths are still present and add a little bit of character.The course has photo tee signs, something I have only seen at one other course. There are super short red tees that can be used to practice upshots or for the average kid to play. Gold tees are to come, which would make the course a huge, tough monster of a course. I cannot wait!

The baskets are new and in great condition and there are wooden markings in the ground showing where the next hole is, which I think is the best amenity of the course.

Each hole is fair, in regards to the shot off of the tee. The course has a good mixture of holes, from left to right and right to left. The course features a few low ceiling shots that demands a low, accurate shot.

A river and a lake are present on the course to add a little bit of a pucker effect. The water also adds scenic views of the farm land around the church.

One con is the little bit of a repetition feeling on a few of the holes. Holes are not really sticking in my mind except for a few holes.

A few holes play with the golf cart path literally going straight through the center of the fairway. If that is played at OB, many of the holes would be very tough to score well.

Holes do criss-cross each other and some lines to the basket have other hole's tees in the way. It could become a huge safety hazard.

When it comes to fun, this course really is up there on my all-time fun list. This converted ball golf course has a lot to offer, and I hope it can grow into a "must play" course in Southeast Texas. This is a much needed addition to the Lake Jackson area.

The grass is regularly mowed.
Plenty of parking.
There are course maps and scorecards available at the first tee box.
There are 4x4 wooden blocks under each basket with an arrow pointing to the next tee making for easy navigation.
There are about a dozen benches to take a rest on. These benches are not at the tee pads but are in your route of play.
Baskets are fairly new and in great shape.

No public restrooms. Although, if there's someone working in one of the buildings, they will let you use the bathroom if you ask. But, there are no signs indicating facilities.
No trash bins.
No concrete tee pads.