Hill Country Golf Club - Lakes/Oaks

Overall this is fantastic course in the San Antonio area. Staff is very professional, course is in decent shape (more below) and costs this time around were amazing.

Course Conditions - We got to go off cart path finally, and I saw the ball hit and run for the first time in a while. The greens look like they just got some top dressing with some sand. Although there was noticeable sand, it did not impede the roll of the ball, you just needed to clean your ball each time you putted. The tee boxes were a bit fuzzy in some places, but overall in good shape.

This was my first time being able to use the range prior to teeing off because I was not being rushed off the boxes. The range balls are provided, but the size of the warm up bag is very very small.

The bar area is under renovation too, so off course amenities were limited. I did see the beverage cart more than once as well.

This was the first time playing the creeks; which is probably the most forgiving of the 3 nines. The creeks is wide open with some interesting dog legs, but they were generally very generous to a miss, and not overly penalizing.

I got paired with two beginners - no issues there. However after a few holes, I decided to play on my own and didn't see another group until hole 16 of 18 - I played 18 in about 2 hours and 45 minutes - and that is after playing the first 4 holes in about 45 minutes.

Course is a good layout, challenging to play for first time with a number of blind shots and lots of run outs to carry you into trouble. A bit overpriced vs similar courses. A number of holes have significant tree overhang that could use a good pruning. Greens were in great shape.

One of the nicest courses I’ve played anywhere! Thank you

$130 dollar course, sandy greens, $15 dollar fire ball shots, $65 for two drinks from the cart girls and no hot food at all anywhere. San Antonio golf courses are extremely proud of their courses and should be ashamed of themselves for the price gouging they are doing. It’s really becoming a problem.

Very tough course. The rough was impossible. Sand traps were the best that I've seen!

Fun course. Little more difficult than your average resort course due to the many wide spreading oaks lining the fairway. Some elevation but not to hilly.. Good choice if you're looking to get a round in while in San Antonio. This course won't blow your doors off, but is a solid, interesting play.

This course is tight off the tee and you probably don't need driver too often but it runs out on you surprisingly so you could think you are hitting a good straight drive and wind up in the scrub oak if you don't know the course. The greens are relatively small and when I played them had been aerated and top dressed so they were slow which made it difficult to put but I always enjoy this course and it is a challenge and a demanding one to keep the ball straight up the tee and play for position.

Course greens sanded and no notice that I was made aware of in web app notices.

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Perfect weather, great course and ruined by 4 hacks who couldn't just move aside and let the rest of the field enjoy the day.

Even ask the marshall (player assist) to tell or ask them, nada!

The three courses are in very good shape, I pkayed oaks and creeks, had great time

Great course layout and tough compared to other courses in the area !

Well layout with trees and sand traps guarding the greens. Condition is good for winter.

To charge such a high green fee for terrible course condition is pure greed. I would NOT recommend playing here right now--not for what they're charging.