Woodforest Golf Club sits within the Woodforest master-planned community in Montgomery, Texas, roughly 30 miles north of Houston. The course was designed by Steve Elkington, the Australian professional golfer who won the 1995 PGA Championship and multiple PGA Tour events during the 1990s and early 2000s. Elkington transitioned into course design work after his competitive career, and Woodforest represents one of his design projects in the Houston area. The course occupies rolling terrain characteristic of the Montgomery County landscape, with natural elevation changes that provide variety uncommon in the generally flat Gulf Coast region. The routing incorporates native pines and hardwoods, with several holes playing through forested corridors and others opening to broader views across the property. Water features appear on multiple holes, typical of courses built within residential developments in this part of Texas. Woodforest serves as the centerpiece amenity for the residential community, offering members and residents a walkable layout with strategic design elements that reflect Elkington's playing experience. The course accommodates golfers of varying abilities through multiple tee options, while the design emphasizes shot values and course management over pure length. The club includes practice facilities and a clubhouse that functions as a social hub for the Woodforest community.