Hill Country Golf Club - Lakes/Oaks

I played the forward tees at 77 and some physical problems. Very friendly course and I was able to shoot my handicap, I was surprised that we never saw a refreshment cart; water was provided but a beer or libation who have been nice. The staff should inform players and they could buy something for the cooler. This was the only negative I have for this great course I’ll play again!

I think I would have really liked the course

but 6 hours no way. They need marshals to

keep the pace

Arrived to find out we had to play the same 9 (Oaks) twice because of an outing. We were told we received a “discounted rate” but not sure how true that was.

Course is in decent condition. Not great. It’s a tight layout.

Real problem is in the staff. 25 minutes for 4 hot dogs at the turn. They screwed the order up 3 separate times and no one seemed particularly interested in getting us our food.

Played La Cantera the day before. For $60 less per round, this course really needs to up their game.

Course was wide open on a Friday afternoon. Started at 4 and finished at 7 playing by myself playing everything down and putting out. Couple of greens had some poa annua issues, but fairways were fairly lush and green. Greens were receptive with the tee boxes being a little sloppy with topography. Was a little upset to see the course leaning into resort type golf destination and getting rid of the chipping green area. Not enough courses have a good practice area for short game. Overall experience was great shot a solid 72 and will be coming back with friends and guests!

Great to be back at the course now that the lagoon project has been completed. The updates are great and the conditions were very nice. Staff very friendly as well. Go play!

With lack of moisture this season, golf courses are vulnerable and it shows. Greens okay but rest is fairly dry.

They have 3 different 9-hole courses. Difficulty range from easiet to hardest is: Lakes, Creeks, Oaks. I played the Oaks and Creeks this go round. Played Lakes and Creeks last week. They're all in pretty good shape. Greens are well taken care of. I always go twilight or a hot deal around $70 per round like this but if I had to pay the full amount, I would for an early morning tee time on a weekend. Highly reccomend!

Played Creeks and the Oaks 9’s, all greens were in good shape besides one of the last holes, that had a 4-5sqft spot of burnt/ sandy patch. Layout was nice as always and well worth the trip on a hot deal.

Great Course, very well cared for. Challenging and long but not overly difficult. I would definitely play it again if I'm ever in San Antonio.

The course was nice and staff were friendly. It was my first time golfing with my wife for our valentines staycation and the club expectations were exceeded. Only complaint was slow pace of play with the group ahead of us. Beverage cart girls were frequent enough and clubhouse had great food options for lunch.

This is a legit course and well maintained through the winter. Greens are awesome! I paid $95+ tax to play and it was well worth it. Played Lakes and Creeks (didn't see Oaks). This place will be $50 to $75 more a round once March/April rolls around so now is the time.