Vaaler Creek Golf Club

Great layout, friendly employees, fairways were in great condition, but the greens were in poor condition. Price for play too high in consideration of the green conditions.

Greens are horrible. Large areas of sand and weeds on multiple greens make them unplayable. Service is poor. Grill staff sits in the open dining area smoking and do not answer the phone for orders as you make the turn. Used to be a great course but no longer. Don’t waste your time and money.

One of the best Hill Country Golf courses in Texas ! A couple greens are rough but overall great shape. Fair tee boxes , women tees are fair and for the low handicap it’s a test from the tips.

They have food as well

Great course. Greens a little rough right now but hopefully can get them in shape.

During the winter the course was immaculate. Unfortunately, the grounds keeper killed several greens. The greens are the worsts I have seen in the area. The course is great and very tough. The greens make the course a guessing game and miserable as the pace tends to be on the slow side.

Pristine grounds keeping. Despite the weather (hot and dry). Nothing but beautiful lush fairways and greens. Tricky enough layout for skilled players, forgiving enough for high handicappers. But enjoyable nonetheless. I have to dig for a downside. So here it is. The driving range is not where I would have expected. It’s back away ( down the road) from the clubhouse and from any of the tees. So. You couldn’t walk it from either, but nothing to keep me away. I can’t wait to come back to play again.

Usually a home run this course has about half the greens very dead. Charging full price for these greens is a crime and it’s disrespectful to the paying golfer. No warning,, just take the money and let us deal with the consequences . I won’t be coming back on principle. This is greed.

I recently played a round at Vaaler Creek Golf Club and was extremely disappointed. The greens were in terrible condition—completely lost and not puttable. What made the experience even worse was the complete lack of communication. There was no mention of the greens' condition during booking, check-in at the pro shop, or from the starter. I strongly advise against playing here until significant improvements are made. Save your time and money and look elsewhere for a better golfing experience.

used to be a great course, greens had fungus all over them, tee boxes were terrible. i don't see these greens coming back any time soon, i would avoid playing for the price they charge. no prior warning about the greens and no discounted price.

I have been playing this course for years this is first time the greens were this bad large dead spots on most greens

All of the greens have fungus issues and six or seven have 30 to 50% of the grass gone. Too bad. It’s a great layout. Hope they can save them.

Greens #2, 3, 12, 14, 17 are basically unplayable. Large bare areas and where there is grass it’s very patchy and bumpy. All greens have issues but these are the worst. Temp greens in the fairways would be better. Shame—used to be a great course. Tee boxes are also terrible—almost all are just dirt. Practice green, practice bunker and driving range are also in bad shape. Going downhill—fast! Save your money and play somewhere else. Spraying green die on dirt seems to be the superintendent’s solution.

Over the last two months the greens have gone from pretty good to the worst I’ve ever seen. Most have huge (most of the surface) bare dirt spots and the patches of grass that are left are bumpy and diseased looking. Multiple greens appear to also have algae or fungus. The course has gone from one of the better Hill Country condition courses to by far the worst. Save your money and play somewhere else.