SilverHorn Golf Club of Texas

Fairways are in ok condition, but if you miss the fairway even by a yard (which is easy to do as most fairways are narrow) and you are lucky enough to find your ball, it will be in the dirt, rocks, tree roots, junk. Greens and bunkers are in good shape, no on course amenities (restrooms, drinking water) golf carts are old and don't have GPS or even a scorecard, ours had no brakes, if you buy drinks from cart girl she will put them in a plastic bag with ice, they have no coolers, overall not worth the $90 they charge, it's maybe a $50 course at best.

Traveling on business was my first time playing in South Tx. When I got to the pro shop, the first thing I noticed was the quality and diverse product choices. Shirts, balls, jackets, etc. It surprised me for being a small clubhouse. First and foremost, the staff is professional, cordial, and engaging. Upon learning this was my first time, the asst pro asked what I typically shoot so he could recommend the most appropriate tee box (4 sets).

Range and putting green area right outside the pro shop. Since I was single, the pro assigned me a cart number gave me the key, and off I went to warm up.

Very professional surprise, but the pro announces over the loudspeaker our group is on the tee box in 7 minutes and to please proceed to the box. Very cordial and professional

Now the experience playing - it took 4:40 hrs to play. I was paired with a member and two other guests. We played ready golf. The pace was slow as many groups were playing the wrong box, and if they put a ball into the woods would go back and reload - regardless of where they were on the course. Frustration built, but our foursome resorted to telling stories to pass the time.

There was a ranger driving around, but he was utterly useless.

The best thing about the course are the greens, Fast, consistent, and undulating/ For whatever reason, the ball always seems to break to the right just by the cup regardless of the angle and speed,

I do plan on coming back as the course is tight. You need to be consistent in your angles to the green, or you get penalized—very fair track.

We got a hot deal on Golfnow and the price was crazy low. The course is very challenging but had a great time.

Good greens, so so fairways, (lots of hard pan)…about a 4.5 hour round (very slow) for $20 tho, a heck of a deal..cheers

Excellent greens.. many hard pan fairways.. for $26 a fantastic deal.. the pace of play was very slow, about 4.6 hours for 3 of us in a cart..cheers

Great track! Great layout! Will definitely be back!

Bakers greens in San Antonio. Definitely need to hit a fairway to score well but a great course

SilverhornGC is a convenient, fun course. This is not however a $60 daily fee course. No marshals to help pace of play.

Fairways were in pretty good shape and the greens were in great shape.

Was supposed to play at 1pm. Went off as a twosome at 12:45. A single in front of us (playing two balls every hole) with a 5-some in front of him. 5th player for the 5some showed up late and was taken out to his group by the person in the clubhouse.

Should never have this tee sheet error.

There were group of players who were drunk and used # 18 as their driving range..They seem to own the golf course .The management should not tolerate these kind of attitudes..The cart girl was there selling beers when she knows they are already drunk.The golf course is a place to play golf and so therefore people should not come here and get drunk and hold other players.The club house has a bar for them to get drunk .