Sienna Plantation Golf Club sits within a master-planned community in Missouri City, southwest of Houston in the Texas coastal plain. Arthur Hills designed the course with Mike Dasher, creating a layout that works with the relatively flat terrain characteristic of this region while incorporating water features and strategic bunkering to define playing corridors and challenge approach shots. The routing takes advantage of the property's lakes and wetlands, which come into play on multiple holes and provide both visual interest and strategic considerations throughout the round. Hills, known for his ability to craft playable yet thoughtful designs across varying skill levels, shaped greens with movement and positioned hazards to reward accurate shot-making while offering recovery options for less precise play. The course features generous landing areas off the tee but tightens around the greens, where bunker placement and water proximity require careful club selection and execution. As part of a residential development, Sienna Plantation serves both community residents and outside play, functioning as a neighborhood amenity within the broader Sienna Plantation master plan. The course reflects the design sensibilities common to Texas golf in suburban Houston—managing drainage in low-lying areas, incorporating native grasses where practical, and creating a layout that accommodates the region's heat and humidity. The facility includes practice areas and a clubhouse that supports both daily-fee and member play, typical of golf courses anchoring large residential communities in the Houston metropolitan area.