Canyon Springs Golf Club

It has been 5 years since I last played this course. It is still in great shape and has matured well. They have done a great job keeping the houses away from the course so you dont feel crowded. Greens were fast and there were a few places in the fairways that were very wet. Stay in the short grass, since the natural areas are non-playable.

I enjoy playing this course very much!!! Fits my game very well.

Very friendly staff always wiling to help,course is always in very good shape foR mid feb.In the past we bought the special deals on about 16 rounds and found this to be very reasonable.This year we booked on golf now got very good deals and times also a few times they let us out early.this is a great course with all the challenges ,rolling greens ,a little water,long holes good length,
Great staff

The course was slightly above average in difficulty and conditioning; however, the pace of play was terrible and the carts drove like an accident waiting to happen. The course played shorter than the card indicated. The greens were above average but fairly flat. Might play the course again but for the slow play. 4 3/4 hour pace of play is too slow. The goal is a 4.5 hour round so I doubt the pace of play is ever appropriate. Never saw a marshall. Cart girl left early; we only saw her once despite specifically asking if she would be around again.

Fast greens, good fairways, playable rough. Great value and staff is friendly. Longhorns are a pretty sweet touch to te course

The staff was very friendly. The only thing I would improve is the marking along the cart path to get from the green to the next tee and back to the club house

I am not sure you will find friendlier people running a golf course - from the gentlemen at the bag drop, in the pro shop, the starter and marshal were all welcoming and terrific. Two Texas longhorns show you the way to the first tee! My friend and I were paired with a terrific couple (Bruce / Jan) and we had a great round. The course was very playable, some tough holes, some nice risk / reward holes. The greens were in excellent shape and for a late February day the overall course was in good shape. I recommend this course.

This course was excellent and always in great shape. We all found it a little slow but it was a beautiful day and lots of golfers were out playing

The course was in good shape for being in winter. Layout is challenging and playable at the same time. The blind drive on #2 requires you to drive forward to see the best landing spot/line.

Lots of blind shots and challenging pin placement made for a great day of golf. It was busy but we got out a little early. Pace was slow and we had to wait at almost every tee box.

I have played this course over a dozen times in the last year. It is always well maintained, and the staff is excellent. The greens are bent grass which makes for some slippery putts. The course has several unique features with elevated tee boxes, and undulated greens. Course management is a must, as there are fairway bunkers, and thick rough throughout. This course will challenge all levels and the price is right!

The course was challenging but fair. The front nine more so than the back nine. Playing the course for the first time without local knowledge mad the course play more difficult. Sloping fairways and undulating greens made the course challenging. Fairways and greens were in very good condition and the pro shop personnel were very friendly. Also the green fees were reasonably priced.

I love this course! It is always in great condition, the fairways, the bunkers, the greens... There is nothing I don't like about this course. I would recommend this course to anyone looking for a nice and challenging course.

It forgives you for errant shots but challenges you to get up and down. If your score isn't up to par, then just enjoy the scenery.

The lack of course marshall and starter on the weekend makes pace of play very slow. Should be able to play this course in 4 hours but it took us 5 hours.

This was my first time to play at this course. I was teamed up with someone who plays the course often. It was great playing golf with this individual who gave me some good pointers along the way. The staff I came in contact with where all helpful. I came across deer several times while playing that added to the ambiance of a wonderful day of golf in the hill country.

The course was in good condition. Pace of play was excellant

We had an excellent time here. Initially it seemed as if it would be packed but once we got through 3 it was like having the course to ourselves. The pace was perfect for our foursome. Course in great shape and has some fun yet challenging holes. The staff was excellent. Our only critique was that the driving range was so crowded we couldn't warm up before heading out.

This is a very fun Texas Hill Country Course--challenging but fair with lots of very interesting holes. Even in winter the greens roll well and true. Some of the holes are reminiscent of Scottish links courses, with gorse-like rough. I was surprised that the starter sent us out as a fivesome. That contributed to the slower pace of play, no doubt.

The greens were brown due to not overseeding and saving money, the pace of play was very slow, as there were no marshalls on the course. Once I made the turn, I found that the pro shop had allowed multiple groups to go off the back making my second nine go even slower than the front nine. Last, people who live along the course are alloweed to hit shots on the course and parage around it like it was a park. Many times I was delayed to keep from possibly hitting someone that had crossed my line of pllay. It was a waste of my money!