Pros:
Windwood is one of the best, if not the best, church courses I have ever played. The receptionist was very welcoming and friendly, the pads were paved, the signs were informative (even if the distances were not very accurate).
There are 21 holes on this course, and they're not aalllll quality, but there is a lot of variety, and a lot of good use of the land available. Some holes play tightly through the woods, some play between tree patches, and some are open bombers. The course starts off by the entrance, goes on one side of the creek, then up the other side, then around again. You eventually go around the property and then the sports field.
This course seems.. somewhat taken care of? I mean it wasn't bad at all except maybe a couple of the more wooded holes. They obviously mow all the fields and fairways the course plays around. The retention pond is obviously going to be unmowed, and wet after rain, as will the ditch that goes along one side of the property.
The baskets are old but still good condition Mach V's, the Toyota Camry of targets- not flashy, but reliable, long-lasting, and affordable.
Cons:
Just like every Houston course, it's flat. I mean, they work with some elevation in the retention ditch by just having you throw across it. And putting baskets on banks of the creeks and stuff.
The distances on the tee's are pretty off. I even couldn't believe two's basket was truly the basket, because it was definitely close enough to make in one shot.
The finishing of the holes are meh, as you play around the sport field and back to the parking lot. I mean, it's kinda nice to have some wide open holes, but makes a little bit of a hazard.
Other Thoughts:
I really love this course. It's old, but doesn't have that "vintage" course feel in the design. Could use some updates though. But as church courses go, this one is probably the one Jesus plays on his off days.