South Padre Island Golf Club - 18 Holes Course

Very expensive for poorly maintained course in let's say not a wealthy area

Sand traps are mud as they had so much rain
People we were paired up with said it used to be in better shape but traps have always been bad

Under new management. I believe they are trying to get it back to the way it was. I feel the course should be in better shape for being in a resort area. I enjoy playing there and will continue. Great layout just needs some TLC.

My husband and I play here every Christmas week while we are on the island. We played 3,times this past holiday and had a fantastic time. The back nine is easier because the wind isn't so bad, but the front nine is laid out better with great views of the bay! Good value for the money. Remember to bring your bug spray, lots of misquitoes!

Nice golf course , convenient if you are staying in S.Padre Island. Enjoyed playing in particular greens are well kept and fast.

awesome course, the valleys best. the views are awesome and the wind was there and then gone and then there. loved it

The pace of play was very fast at three hours for 18 holes but the course needs to work on the greens and bunkers

I have to say that this golf course is the most disappointing place I have ever played, ever. I struggle even calling it a golf course, and I am typically not too tough of a judge. Paying more than $10 to play at SPI, would mean you significantly over paid. Bad tee boxes, bad fairways, weeds only rough, sand traps that are either very (very) hard pan, empty or have rocks in them and greens that bump in every possible direction. That said, the satff was very friendly and pleasant to visit with and should be commended for keeping a good attitude when the course is so bad.

The golf course is in good shape, except for the greens. They have been rough for quite some time now. The Rio Grande Valley has experienced quite a bit of rain for the last month or so and the golf course should sure benefit from that.

Looks like they aerated the greens recently, so the staff is trying to do the right thing, but it seems that they're having alot of trouble with their greens lately. I would still go play the course just be ready for not very good greens. Hopefully, this condition doesn't last forever. It's a very beautiful course otherwise and is a "must play" if your in the area.

Marshall's and members are RUDE! There is absolutely no sand in any of the traps. The fairways and greens are extremely dry. Every green plays differently. The snake signs seem to be untrue. For the past 5+ years we have NEVER SEEN a snake. They need to put less attention in their signage and advertising and more into the maintenance. Overall I gave a B-.

Very challenging course for any handicapper. The fairways were pretty dry but rain has been scarce. Greens were fast and balls were holding when hit correctly. All the signs "beware of snakes" had me a little on edge.

The course has a lot of potential but it is in bad shape at this time. Sand traps lack of sand and fairways lack of grass. Greens and tee boxes are ok but could be better.

It's an amazing course for a relaxing 18 holes with friends/clients. I will definitely go again and recommend it to another. Not to mention, the amazing view of South Padre Island from several greens.

Course used to be real nice - average now. Needs water, and if you are going to have traps, there should be a little sand in them. Try to play after it rains

great group golf experience, very challenging course.

Course was in mediocre shape at best. Greens weren't watered and were lightning fast, but approach to greens were over watered on most holes and muddy for poor approach shots. Price was fair for the shape the course was in but wouldn't pay full price. Pretty close to South Padre so it worked out nicely. We have nicer munipal courses back home.

Staff friendly, course in need of serious attention. No sand in sand traps, 15 miles away from the gulf and no sand.

This course has great views of the Bay and South Padre Island. The topography presents an interesting challenge given that this course is set right along the bayside of the Gulf of Mexico. The greens are in pretty good shape; however, I must say, the fairways and tee boxes have definitely been in much better condition in the past. Unfortunately, it is quite noticeable that this course has paid a severe price for the systemic drought conditions in South Texas. With that being said, however, for the price...it was a great time spent on the golf course with my young son.

Definitely recommend this course and will play again.

Good course, decent fairways, tough rough, fast greens. Decently maintained for a course in this area. Good place to go to get away from the beach and not drive an hour to the next course.