Llano Grande Golf Course

The lady in the pro shop was courteous. Not so much for the man. Greens were very good. Fairways were decent but a bit bare. Shot a 78 so a good day.

Kinda reminds me of the many Texas country courses i cut my teeth on learning to play this great game. With a very friendly helpful staff as well as fellow golfers another day well spent on the golf course. Very little to fear off the tee with very few trees and water that is easily avoidable. Thanks to the Texas golfers assistance program (hard fairways And constant breeze) you will surely find half the holes quite manageable while the other half will be tough and find yourself hitting to postage stamp greens in every case. I found the greens to be in somewhat of a transitional period as they were a little thin in areas but smooth with no foreign grasses. There are several adjacent fairways that would warrant your being on the lookout for misguided missiles that is another characteristic of the old Texas golf courses. So go and enjoy.

The greens are dormant even though the ball still rolls decent. T boxs could be mowed more often.

Decent price for 18 with cart. Course layout is confusing and course conditions aren’t very good. Very friendly helpful staff and the pace of play is great as there’s not a lot of people playing it

We drove all the way there to find out it is closed on sundays. That however did not deter you from charging us a non refundable amount.

Thoroughly disgusted with golf now

It's a decent course. The layout is a little confusing, but you can figure it out. The course was pretty dry, something about pumps not working? (can't you just find someone to fix them?) This caused the balls to run a lot. Not a lot of rough, a few ponds, not sand traps or grass traps. The wind was a extra opponent. Unusually not a lot of trees either, hmph? It may be worth the trip if you are in the mid valley, but ??? Not too many amenities on a Sunday, the grill was closed and certain food available on certain days. May want to call if you are hungry. Staff was friendly!

Probably won’t be back because other nicer courses are closer to us. The people running the place and the golfers we interacted with were great, the course needs some tlc, lots of golf traffic so lots of winter Texans play several times a week. Scale of 1-10, probably a 5

Front 9 was open and we moved quickly. But at #10 we were behind an outing with some slow golfers.

This is a good bargain course. It is not a top-end course by any means. So I would recommend it in the right situations.

Very interesting layout for a flat course with few trees but with strategic water hazards and rough. It would be so much better if they would just cut the shaggy greens to normal height. The greens are watered but a lot of the mixed grass is just not cut though the greens are smooth and not sloped a lot. No different than last year! If you put a good roll on the putt it will behave as anticipated. All in all an ok course. The clubhouse staff are great and the food is good.

We four golfers thought the fairways were in good shape but the greens needed to be rolled and smoothed out to get better putting results. We all golf 4-5 times weekly and are 20 handicappers.

For $16 it was ok. Greens were not good. Layout was ok. Although at first appearance it looked simple, the layout had some challenges. Fairways were thin in areas. Staff and other golfers were friendly. Had resteraunt /bar

Boy, if the green were rolled and cut it would have been much better. For a watered course in 80 degree weather you would think the fairways would be better. I assume the grass must want to be dormant despite the warm Texas winter. There are lots of water penalty areas and fairways are often narrow, and greens small. Definitely a full length golf course. Now that I've plaid it once, look out - I'll know where I'm hitting too next time as fairway airlines and contour are difficult to discern from the tee. Definitely a challenge from the Blues!