Missouri City celebrates Quail Valley Golf Club renovations

Missouri City officials gathered Sept. 25 to celebrate the reopening of the La Quinta Golf Course and City Centre at Quail Valley Golf Club after the facilities sustained damage from Hurricane Beryl.

About the project

The golf course renovations aimed to enhance playability and improve the aesthetics of the course, which was originally constructed in 1970 and had no major renovations since, Community Impact previously reported.

The project regraded and reshaped all 18 holes and also added drainage improvements, irrigation replacements and new 7-foot cart paths. A new golf maintenance facility was also constructed.

Meanwhile, City Centre saw renovations aimed at increasing the Bluebonnet room event center’s seating capacity, expanding the dining area’s footprint and incorporating an open bar, Community Impact previously reported.

Improvements were also made to the Pro Shop.

What they're saying

Instead of simply making repairs, city officials made the decision to invest in the property, said Sergio Salazar, general manager of Quail Valley Golf Club.

"It's been two years since Beryl came through here and this city could have made the easy decision that most people would have done—they could have just repaired it, fixed it up ... but they decided not to do that," he said. "They decided to elevate the product to make it a better reflection of where the city is and where the city is going."

• 2880 La Quinta Drive, Missouri City

• www.golfquailvalley.com