Hyatt Regency Hill Country Resort and Spa

Service and staff were top notch, but the course left a lot to be desired. Bag moved from bag drop to cart for us, off to the range. Balls included. A few puts and we were off. Tee boxes were shaggy and beat up. Noticeable overseeding that had not grown in. Fairways were in good shape, but around the greens was very thin, lots of poor lies to be found. Then the greens, burnt out, with a few showing shaggy overseed. So you went from 11-12 speed to 6 or 7 if the overseed took. Between thin lies off the green and mostly rock hard greens, not much fun for shortsiding yourself. Think I had 5 three putts.

Greens have had sand added to them not to log ago so it seemed the were needing to fill in. Tee boxes have been sealed recently too. Nice place to play and was not backed up. I would look for a deal on golf now before paying full price.

Played the Lakes/Creek nines followed by Creek/Oak nines a few days later. All nines were in good shape. Course is short but challenging with over hanging trees and lots of water.

Will be back again and highly recommend this course!!

Course was in great shape. Tough pin placement made it challenging but really fun. It was awhile since I played here and I plan on not waiting so long next time.

Booked thru golfnow.com Saved some money. Course still wet feim severe rain, but good condition considering

Great course. Super fast greens. Some fairways are a little narrow on the oaks course making it a tad more challenging.

Friendly staff, nice fairways, and fast greens going down grain. All holes were nice, one exception, #12 on the Oaks. A bit tricked up. Do not lay up, take a 3 wood and fly it over the trees, the ball will roll down near the green. If you lay back of the trees, you have a much more difficult shot to the green. Had fun, will come back.

For San Antonio golf, the Hyatt is my favorite. Because they have 27 holes, the pace always seems good with the number of golfers they allow. They also don't bunch up tee times to ridiculous increments that ensure waiting! The course is in great condition and offers lots of variety on topography and challenge. They offer new electric carts with GPS and the facilities are top notch. Always a great experience and worth the little extra to play here.

I played the Oaks & Lakes for a reduced "Local" rate. Staff in golf shop and on course were excellent. Course conditions were fair--except for the bunkers which have the nicest white sand in San Antonio. Most of the greens had some sort of disease or fungus, so the pins were placed away from those areas. The course was very dry, including grass bunkers near greens. Maybe they have different watering restrictions than other coursed I have played in the last month. GPS worked well, course is a target golf course. We ordered food via GPS on 7th hole--when we made the turn, the bartender said "oh, i didn't check the system" so we had to wait for her to cook the dogs--which were not cooked when we got them. 19th hole seemed to get a lot of Hotel Guests, including very young children, not what I am used to at other courses. I would play again, but not at full price.

Course is in great shape for dry Texas conditions. Greens are true and generally in good condition. There are a few bare spots on the greens. Fairways and bunkers have been well maintained and are in excellent shape.

Excellent Course and staff. I will definitely play here again.

Course was in very good shape other than a couple greens that looked like they were being worked on. Staff was great and course was challenging but fair

You almost need to play this part of the course twice to be able to navigate a few tricky shots.

Although the course was in great shape and greens were real fast and smooth, they had all the tee's way up and the course was playing way too short. It really took the driver out of the bag most of the day and made for a lot of awkward iron shots from the box. Liked the layout, especially of lakes.

As always, great course in good playing conditions.
Only drawback, this specific date, because of a wedding, they closed one of their 3 courses , which caused them to push players making the 9 hole turn to be push to the same remaining 9 hole course, causing extremely slow play.

Saw where I could play this course course for 25 dollars and couldn't turn it down. Course was nice but I would never pay what they normally charge. There were greens that had dead areas filled with sand. I felt this course should be in much better condition. Both La Cantera courses are in much better shape than Hyatt Hill Country was!

I enjoyed using the hole views to help with club selection.

i enjoyed the course overall, however, some of the greens have bare spots and need some attention. I played the blue tees 6,400 yes, sine the choice was that or 5800 to 5,900 yards. There are a couple of holes that you don't know what to hit off the tee. Lucky I played with a couple of members, but it was still hard to trust hitting on an unknown line and hope you hit the correct distance.

The cart paths are two way in spots. They go around some curves and up or down hills. I saw a collision while I was there and the one cart wound up with a broken axle! Be careful on the turns and slow is a lot better for your well being. The signs on the path and on the GPS give you plenty of warnings, you just need to pay attention to it.

This is a great course to play. Like the idea of 3 different nines and each one plays different. The staff was really friendly and very helpful for a first timer playing there. It's a little to pricy for me but it's worth the money.