SilverHorn Golf Club of Texas

Course in excellent shape, greens roll true, fairways narrow but excellent condition, trees always in play. Requires precision tee shots.

I arrived very early and told there was little chance to play earlier because I had a Golfnow Hot Deal. I guess that makes me low class. Few people teeing off. I heard a group leaving and saying they were told they could start whenever they wanted. Since I could not start early, I asked about range balls. They do not open range until Noon on Wednesdays - but I could see no irrigating, mowing, etc. Told them they were wasting my time and gave the cart key back and left without playing. They evidently do not understand the concepts of promotion or courtesy. All I got for my money was the lesson to avoid Silverhorn Golf Course, but it is a lesson I will remember.

As it rained the day bevore, it was a little damp. But it was a nice course to play.

Silverhorn is a gem of a course. It’s a decent challenge with tight tree-lined fairways, water and undulation. I was staying on the riverwalk and wanted to play a track with a Hill Country feel that wasn’t too much of a hike - Silverhorn delivered. Course was in excellent condition especially considering the storm from the night before. Great greens, lots of wildlife (can practically pet the deer). My only gripe is that my golf cart was not working properly - I had to hitch a ride back to the clubhouse where instead of giving me a new cart they told me how to try and fix my cart (to no avail). I ended up walking a few holes until they finally brought me a new one. That was frustrating since my tee time had already been pushed back 1.5 hours due to storm repairs.

79.95 for the privilege of playing the course. I will say it’s the best I ever saw the course. But it is not even close to the quarry, the resort course or the Palmer.

All of which give you no cost range balls and at least 2 bottles of water.

The course has the Best manicured Greens in San Antonio. Very nice course!

This course was a pleasant surprise. The greens and fairways were in excellent shape, and there was plenty of shade to keep the sun away. I will definitely come again!

Management believes if you maintain pace of play you do not need to let people play through. The same groups receive the first two or three times every day. They will tell you that you have access but these times are never open. I have seen 12 people on a hole waiting for these people and they don’t care.. weekend play is slow and tedious with no Marshall. Plan on paying. $3.50 for a bottle of water. Seriously considering playing elsewhere. Management defends the slow play yet their sister club has slow play rules in place. Not worth the money.

I played on a "Hot Deal" and was paired up with 2 other plays. My 1st time on the course. We played on a Thur and pace of play was exceptional til a 2Some caught us on 16.

I would recommend playing "target golf" to the 150 yd markets your first time. Fairways are narrow and a lot of greens are elevated or slope severely on the sides. A good challenge. Greens putted well, and for summertime play they held decent enough.

Several holes were a bit "gimmicky", had blind shots, and contours on the fairways where a middle of the fairway shot was rewarded into the rough. A course were you needed to play it several times in order to score well.

The layout isn't long by today's standards. A lot of tee shots can be hit with a long iron or fairway wood. About avg driving range, practice putting area, good staff and facilities. Cart girl was a bonus as always.

I got a tee time in the afternoon for $20 bucks and I didn’t expect much for being so cheap. It was just convenient to be close to where we were staying. The staff were friendly and the cart girls were pretty. The course it self was just shy of amazing and truly 5 stars all the way. Why… everything from tee to green blew me away. It was all in great shape. The conditions and layout were excellent. A true diamond in the rough. To compare, I just played TPC Tampa and paid $130 bucks and Silverhorn was in way better shape. Good job Silverhorn! I would of gladly paid $60 bucks to play here.

Got a tee time the day before and played a round with a buddy in just 3:10. Course was in very good condition.

Golf course is in XCLNT condition fairways, greens although the bunkers were in good shape I found some to have more sand than others a little bit of inconsistency otherwise all good