Canyon Springs Golf Club

I have played Canyon Springs dozens of times & the course is usually in great shape. Unfortunately, they are re-doing all the greens & won’t be finished until August so recommend you wait to play until they are done. All par 3s are closed & the other 14 holes have temporary greens in the fairway whicj were just faireays with a flag stuck in the middle. So couldnt even try to putt.

When in purchases tee times , I wish was told that all greens were closed. Only 14 holes open and all par 3 were closed.

Picked up the round very cheap which should have been the first red flag that something was wrong. Got to course went to clubhouse and checked in walked out got cart and loaded it with all my gear. When I check in with the starter NOW is when I find out all greens are temporary and you cannot play any of the par 3's. Had they been upfront with the price they quoted online and disclosed the conditions i would have been able to at least make a better decision. The fact that the clubhouse didnt mention anything and let me just go was disturbing also.

The course is under repair and we could only play 14 holes and all greens are closed for repair . I was disappointed that you guys (Golfnow ) didn't have a notice visible (in bold letters)About this when i Made my reservation. Not a good thing! ...’its a beautiful course and would recommend once they finish repairing the greens.

Every hole on the course is being redone. Instead of shutting down the course they put a big chalk circle in the middle of the fairway with a hole in the middle of it. Not worth $20

Just reopened with temporary greens with pat 3’s closed. Other than known renovations, the course was in great shape. Enjoyed it!

Well got the $20 special so I went for it! I had heard about the temp green thing but never experienced it first hand. I’m not a big fan only because you can’t putt on the temp greens as they’re all on fairway grass. If you’re just going out to work on tee shots, and your short game it’s perfect for you! But I think I’m gonna wait til the real greens are ready. That’s just me.

I booked a 6:48pm Tee Time here for 3/24 on GolfNow. Granted, it seemed too good to be true, but nonetheless, I booked it thru GN for $4/person. On my way to our tee time, the General Manager called me saying "We cannot honor your booking, and it is MY responsibility to remedy the booking with GolfNow." Never in my life have I been told that I was responsible for correcting a mistake that a golf course allowed. Was told "You can play for $29/person." Took my business 15 minutes south to The Quarry and played for $22. Much better course, and much kinder people.

Range closed due to weather- but course in good shape and all the staff super helpful:)

Sunday was the most packed I've ever seen this course. It would be nice to have one or two of the staff, Marshall out on the course and enforce an approx. 15 min/hole time limit or a double bogey limit. It was a hackers parade all day long. I literally watched one guy ahead of me take 10 strokes on one hole, effectively 1 stroke every 40 yards on a par 4. After 3.5 hours and 14 holes complete of slow motion golf, I couldn't bare to sit and wait for 2 more groups to tee off on 15. So I just left. I will play the course again but I will find a better Sunday spot.

Pace was slow, course was in winter condition but not awful. Greens were good with the exception of maybe 2 , could be a very nice course in the summer months.

This is a great hill country course, choose the right tee box and it plays well.

Canyon Springs is always one of the better courses in the city. Conditioning is always 4-5 stars and today was no different. Greens aren’t lightening fast, but are more than adequate given the slopes. Fairways are looking good and the dormant rough hasn’t started turning just yet. Just a beauty of a hill country course on a gorgeous day. I walked the course. It’s walkable, but only for the truly dedicated. A few walks from hole to hole are, well, LONG! 9-10 and 14-15 are hikes, be prepared. I’d suggest a cart the first time playing, for certain. The course got a little crowded toward the back nine. It’s normal to run up on a 4some or two here playing a little slow even as a walker. Still played in exactly 4 hours so 12:40-4:40. 10 is one of the best tee shots in the hill country. I’d suggest adding this course to any trip. If you live in the city and haven’t played it, you should. It’s good!

Although the greens are much better there are a couple of them that show signs of trouble again.

Not a bad course, I think we were in the off season. Could use some hole markers and direction from the 18th to club house, nothing there.

Golf here when in Texas. They always take care of it.

Everything you need for a good all around day of golf. A good check of your control and screw ups. Fun course.