Casa Blanca Golf Course

It’s a guessing game putting on mostly patchy and damaged greens. Fairways are excellent due to recent rains in the area. Challenging course layout.

Started out very good. Course was in good condition considering winter weather. Staff were very nice, only no course management. Started with a 3 some in front of us. On hole 4 there was 4, where he came from we don't know maybe over the fence. Then on hole 9 they turned into a six some. We waited 20 minutes between 9 and 10 before they teed of and would not let us play though. # 1 there should never be a 6 some on any course, #2 there should be a ranger that when it's that busy to break them up or never let 3 others join the 3 some. I don't recommend playing there.

We like to play because it's close and they have made improvements each time. They are very good about using the Golfnow specials and we always have fun playing there.

I only play here out of convenience, proximity, and low cost. If I'm not in a rush, I always choose to go to Max Mandel.

My experience on Aug 22 2025 was better than normal. I've been in Laredo TX for work this year, and Casa Blanca is an easy course to get to and play on an off day. So I've played here a couple dozen times, but yesterday I met some staff that I haven't seen before, they were wearing matching uniforms, they were very friendly and competent, the carts were washed and prepped for handout, and they made sure I was taken care of. I hadn't experienced any of that at Casa Blanca until yesterday. Hopefully those changes are permanent.

Course conditions are rough. Lots of dead and dying grass. It's fine if a course wants to have "desert rough" but CB can't seem to get their grass to take hold in many spots, not just in the rough but in the fairways and greens as well. Their greens have inconsistent firmness with some spots being cement-hard while other greens are entirely soft and spongy. All greens are very patchy. A lot of golf course blemishes can be overlooked if the course has great greens, but CB's greens are shoddy at best.

The course is easy to navigate. There are a few risk/reward holes that make you strategize from the box, but mostly it's driver, wedge, putt. Some of the greens are well guarded and most greens have some character to them. The course has great potential if only the grounds crew were able to do even a moderately good job.

I'm not a landscape or grass specialist, but I've never seen a course mow their fairways, or turn on random green-side sprinklers in the middle of the day. Seems like grounds crews always mow early morning or late at night. Maybe super hot desert conditions are different? Or maybe these guys have no idea how to maintain grass in south Texas soil.

Had a great time with family and friends at Casa Blanca GC. Oscar and his team have been making strides on this course. Some of the greens need some help around the perimeter but you should be playing to the center anyway.

Keep improving the course Oscar...going great!

Kudos to Webb County for investing nto this course.

Oscar and his team have been doing a great job bring this course back to life. I'll continue to play here as long as I can and recommend this course to anyone!

Played this course while in town on business. Staff were friendly. Pace of play was great. Course needs some help on greens and fairways. Some spots were great, some were not. Not a bad value for the price. I will probably play it again if I’m in town and have some time.

Casa is great for the money. Fun fun. Cars are not being kept up with but they work fine… dirty

Casa Blanca always brings the best to an enjoyable round of golf.