Hyatt Regency Hill Country Resort and Spa

This is a really nice course but right now they are doing construction around the course adding a water area for the resort

Some of the holes are shortened and some are confusing on where to go now

I suggest getting all the information before you can about the changes before playing. Hopefully when the construction is done will go back to the normal course.

I’m sure when it’s at its peak it is good but this course was all cut up, had like 7 par 3’s

We should have been told it was like this

Went in thinking it was going to be horrible from previous reviews. Knowing they were under construction and some holes shortened and one temporary green. Greens were great would hold a shot and still super quick. Fairways were dormant but not an issue. Some tee boxes were a little weak but other than that had a great time. Played in just over 3 hours with a group of four. Can’t wait to see how everything looks after construction is finished.

Lots of renovations going on. I'm sure it will look great once completed.

Great deal but the course is in repair. Pace of play was great. Not crowded.

Even going under some renovation, the course was in good condition and very fun to play

Wonderful layout, challenging but fair. The greens are good but winter conditions exist. The Oaks 9 is a strategists' dream. Direction and distance are a must. Construction and renovation is ongoing presently. No practice putting green. Driving range is limited to 140 yards.

Fairways are rock hard with poor turf. Rough is burned out with lots of bare areas. Every green is a different firmness. Course conditions are worse than many, if not most $30 munis. I recommend you avoid this course.

Fairways are rock hard with poor turf. Rough is burned out with lots of bare areas. Every green is a different firmness. Course conditions are worse than many, if not most $30 munis. I recommend you avoid this course.

I did not know that there were major construction work being done on the course. They should not be charging that kind of money because of the condition of the course. Many of the hole have been torn up. Customers should be informed about the construction and given the choice of whether they want to play or not. My money could've been better spent.

The layout of the Oaks is extremely challenging in that you must place your tee shot well to avoid tree obstruction to your approach. The greens are well manicured and contoured to excite the best of putters. The fairways are fair and well kept. We played a 3.5 hour round in our threesome.

From start to finish worst course of all time , should be shut down & blown up . dont go there please save your money

I enjoyed most of the course but found out, while playing, that 4 holes were shortened due to on going construction. They have 3 - nines, Lakes #8 & 9 were shortened substantially while Creek # 1 & 9 were shortened with 9 having a temporary green about 90 yards before the real green. Also, my cart hadn't been updated that #9 on Creek was opened (guess it was closed earlier) and it wouldn't let me proceed until I called the pro shop and they reset the cart.

There is so much going on to remodel the course and its practice facility, it is hard to get a true rating if enjoyment. What was normal, makes these 3 nine hole layouts a good challenge. There was one temporary green and two modified tee box making this really to Par 35 layout for each nine.The greens were okay but very hard to read that makes it really a great challenge. I was notified of the construction modifications ongoing before I set the tee time.

Poor course conditions. Limited range irons only. Poor directional signage. Temporary tees and greens. Greens fees were way too high for current course presentation. Disappointing at best.