Hill Country Golf Club - Lakes/Oaks

This is a the Hyatt Hill Country Resort in San Antonio. Wonderful facilities. Great place to come
and play golf or just relax. Next to Sea World so plenty to do.
Course was in good shape....greens a little bumpy.
Lots of water on Lakes course and lots of woods if you miss fairway.
Three nine hole courses so you can play a combination.

This is a nice course. The greens are in great condition given the time of year. The drought effects are obvious. The price should be lower right now.

I was very please with the staff and course conditions. This is a beautiful course. I am looking forward to the next time we play here.

The ONLY problem with this course is the Marshals will absolutely not push anyone, so if you get behind someone playing a 6 hour round, you will play six hours. I have played this course many times over the years, and they will come out if you play 5 or 6 people behind the 6 hour people, but they have NEVER told anyone to speed up play.

We had a great experience. The staff was very helpful. The course was very nice for this time of year. I would recommend this course to anyone.

Left our clubs on a sidewalk to park. Then carried to cart - starter pointed to which cart we could load clubs on.
Dirt bunkers, no sand.

We were twosome that then got stuck behind six guys playing together.

Regrettable round.

Course was in good shape with a nice layout. Pace was good.

I thought that because it was a resort that the course would be in excellent condition. For the money you pay to play there it could be better. I was expecting something like the Republic golf course.

No area marked for bag drop so carried to carts. Starter sat and watched then pointed to which car I could use.
Course poor condition, bunkers no sand but rather dirt. We were a twosome who got stuck behind a six some. They told us cause it was slow ahead, but a full hole open ahead of them.

This course needs to stop booking so many people for weekends. The course stacked up so bad that my friend and I actually left after front 9. Took three hours to play 9 holes of golf. Course was good. Had a couple holes that weren't as good as the other ones but overall not bad. I should be comped my other nine, but it is what it is. Won't be playing here anytime soon. Thanks to golf now I saved some money on the rate or Hyatt would have heard an ear full. Oh and they make you play in groups of four. Can't just go out with a friend you haven't seen in forever who shoots scratch and has to get stuck with two old men playing from senior tees. Pretty bad experience overall. Probably nice during week.

The course is in good shape. The value is about right for the price.

HAD A BEAUTIFUL AFTERNOON AT THIS GREAT RESORT THE GOLF COURSE IS BEAUTIFUL AND I CAN"T WAIT TO GO BACK

Great course. Very impressed. Loved layout and course condition.

The course was in great shape. The greens were awesome very challenging to read. Pace of play was really good. I would highly recommend anybody to play this course. Must keep the driver straight or you will be in trouble.

Great course with a great deal to go with it! Kind of narrow so not really for beginners. Would recommend to anyone visiting San Antonio also!

I liked the friendly staff and up to date equipment.

Hyatt has 27 holes of which are 3 different 9 hole courses (Creeks, Oaks, Lakes) I was scheduled to do Oaks to Creeks but since Creeks was a little backed up they let me switch to Lakes where it was wide open. I would definitely buy a hot deal again. Only $38 to play this course with range balls is a steal!

Really like this place. Everything you could want or need is available.

Greens a little hairy, fairways beautiful. Staff friendly and attentive. Great value for the money

This course was built twenty years ago, and the third nine was added in 2005.
We have played here quite a few times. It has three distinct nines; the Creeks, The Lakes and the Oaks.
We played the Lakes and the Oaks.
Both courses are dominated by gnarly Bermuda roughs which tend to over run everything.
The fairways on the Oaks are more narrow, but both nines have plenty of trees along the fairways.
Sadly, neither the greens nor the tees are being mowed. They over seeded with winter rye grass and the greens are bumpy and very thick.
Overall, this is a nice golf course with lots of nice scenery and privacy. You are mostly by yourself out here.
There are some wet areas that need work in front of some greens.
This is a fair and sporty resort style golf course with very helpful employees like Jeff the starter.
Because there are three different nines intersecting, the signs could be confusing to a new player.
They have an amazingly decorated and stocked pro shop and a great restaurant next door called Antlers.