Randolph Oaks Golf Course

Course would be a lot better if golfers would practice basic player responsibility and course etiquette. Specifically, on Greens fix ball marks and on Fairways fill divots, leave racks in bunker not 10’ outside of them.

No off course amenities to speak off.

The course is a bear when the winds are up. Makes it really challenging.

Checked in and was told no tee times required after 1230 and my tee time was 1250.. I waited 45 minutes to play. it was a 5 and half hpur round. I should get a refund

Pace of play very good & course in good overall shape bring your A game!

I enjoyed my round the pace of play wasn’t bad for how busy it was!

The only rough part of the course is the putting greens are in transition for spring with new grass growing the greens were blotchy and tough putting!

We scheduled a tee time for 1:04 didn’t tee off till past 1:30

It’s jungle rules here anytime after 12pm and staff seem to be just fine with the pace of play and the backed up first tee. Other than that it’s a simple course wide open fairways are clean and the greens are fairly maintained. Good course for beginner golfers.

My group had a 12:58 time tee and any one who’s come out a play after 12pm you have to get in line to play doesn’t matter if you have a tee time or not. The staff member told us it is a first come first service and we was like it doesn’t say that on the golf app when you purchase so it was a 5 hr round. I think it should better or let people know.

This is the third time I played the course it is a very good course and overall I’ve had a very good experience. This time, however even though the fairways were mostly dry, they still wanted to keep the carts on cartpath only not even the 90° rule. Which I understand however, it was difficult for me because I cannot walk that much. It’s a reason why I use a cart. I had to stop after nine holes and Collett a day. Yes they did tell me ahead of time however, since I had already paid with Golf now, and there’s no refunds, I figured I would give it a shot at least for nine to see if I could do it which I was not able to. I was in pain by the ninth hole from all the walking . Aside from that everything was great.

Very cool day. Met with two other players I had never met. Nice people and the wait on most holes bearable. Managed to navigate most of the water hazards. Greens were in great shape and fairly fast.

Course is very good condition. The greens were perfect, no burnt areas, new weed areas, no fire ant mounts. The nicest greens I've played on in San Antonio. At first I thought the guy behind the desk was not going to be of the friendly short. Seem a tiny bit perturb that we were using golf now and demanded to see that we had a zero balance due at the course. He said that golf now doesn't provide them that information. Just doing this job I guess. After that he was really great complimented my grandson on coming out to play golf and said he was happy to see family out enjoying the golf course. Turned out to be a really super nice guy. The course layout is very strange and our group got lost a couple times. We will probably remember where we went wrong before and not have this problem again.

Beware: on hole 4 there is a bridge out over one of the streams. It looks like the bridge collapsed in the middle but it was not marked or blocked by any barrier at the entrance of the bridge. I got halfway across to where the bridge actually collapsed and realized that somebody had pushed out of the way the orange and white barrier. I couldn't back up so I ended up driving over the rubble.

Check in was fast, able to play at reserved tee time. Course was interesting and a good variety for the layout. The greens were in good condition, the fairways are ok, the rough needs the grass clippings to be blowed so you can find your ball. Pace of play was excellent, the foursome allowed me to okay through at hole 12, nice courtesy. I enjoyed the round and would play it again.