Canyon Springs Golf Club

The course is great. When I have time and find a good deal I target this course. My only gripe this time around is that they would not let me play by my self. I know it’s selfish. It that is really how I enjoy the game the most. The reason was that it was busy, however they let us go as a double and we only passed one other slow double, and one slow single. We were playing fast and I am sure it wasn’t as busy as they made it out to be. Still appreciate they didn’t make us wait for 2 more to send us out as a foursome.

Got paired up with 2 other players to make a foursome and we all had a great time playing the course.

Great layout -- lots of challenges, but different tee boxes for all levels of golfer. Greens suffering a bit, but course overall was in terrific shape!

This is one of my favorite courses in town. Great layout and elevation changes keep it fun. Course is in great shape now with recent rains. Pace of play was a bit slow but the management addressed it and shared the investments they continue to make to improve the pace. This is a top three course in San Antonio regardless of green fees.

Canyon Springs has holes that are visually intimidating, but there is more room than you think. The par 3's have a lot of character and difference in length. I'll definitely play it again.

From the moment you arrive everyone is ready to make your round enjoyable. The staff makes sure you get a great start and then the course delivers a challenging round. I will definitely take my golf buddies to play this course.

Well overpriced considering the condition of the greens and bunkers. Fairways were in good condition, best parts of the course. Booked through Golf Now app for $50 bucks with a 3:30 tee off, but again, not a good value given the disrepair of the greens and bunkers.

I played the Palmer course at La Cantera for $65 in the afternoon the week prior to Canyon Springs; well worth the money, the course was in terrific condition.

First time here, and I had a great time. The course layout is very friendly for players like me who tend to slice their drives. Seems like most holes dogleg right. The course is very friendly to a mature play with wide fairways and large greens.

Course was in great shape, other than the greens had just been aerated & sanded. In hindsight, there was not any aerate alert noted on Golfnow when making the booking.

Pace of play was great and Starter was very friendly & helpful. Overall, a great day of golf at Canyon Springs.

Let me say outright everyone we enountered at the Canyon Springs was about as welcoming as you go possibly wish for, and I include Rocket and Rebel the two longhorns that live by the clubhouse. As for the course itself you'll need to keep your wits about you and your shots straight - either that of bring a lot of balls! There are plenty of elevation changes and tiers on the fairways which will keep you interested. You'll read other reviews which complain of the greens in reality although not at their best (we were told by the members we played with that they come into their own in the heat and humidity of the Texas summer) they were entirley playable - those you say otherwise must have lead very sheltered lives. Head out the Canyon you won't regret it.

This is such a beautiful course. Overall experience was great. Pros: course layout, scenery, price , staff friendliness (some)

Cons: game flow(did not see the Marshall once, the pace of the game was awfully slow as at time we were waiting for two groups to Tee off at times) , there is a grumpy man that answered the phone when I called...avoid asking him questions.

Greens are crap. Came to play for the weekend left 0 deg. and came to 80 deg. perfect. Hard to complain when you have 4 ft of snow in you yard at home. We had a great time in San Antonio.