Lakeway Resort & Spa

Golf carts need gps or add more yardages to the holes

Beautiful course, maintained well, pace of play a little slow. One of the best courses I’ve played in the area. Will go back for sure, but maybe during the week for cheaper prices

4th or 5th time to play here. Like the layout and variety of holes; elevation changes (for TX); pace of play for a Sunday afternoon wasn't bad - moved along. Looks like greens just aerated so not the best but that happens. Tee boxes need some help but fairways in good shape. once greens are recovered will be much better

Somewhat tricky course. Fantastic condition. Pace of play was pretty slow until the group in front let us play through. Smooth sailing after that. Some cool hole layouts. Greens were in great shape, but smaller than I was used to. Loved the course, I’ll be back. Hole 9 needs a net on the right side, if you drive the fairway, you’ll struggle to find your ball amongst errant range balls.

Course was in good condition. Couple greens had been cored and sand-covered, but overall rest of the course and greens played well.

The pace of play was terrible, we averaged over 20min per hole for an afternoon round, often waiting on the tee boxes for 10+ minutes or being backed up behind other groups on tee boxes. Super frustrating,

Today was a 5 1/2 hour round. Last time was a 4 1/2 hour round. Time before that I gave up 4 hours and 14 holes in. Course was in great condition besides 2 and 3 greens. No marshaling and tee times 9 minutes apart. I will not be returning anytime soon.

The course was in good shape, the staff was friendly and the pace of play was great. The only downside to Falconhead is range balls are not included with your green fee.

Haven’t played course in two years, because rounds took 4 1/2 to 5 hrs to complete, and the condition of the course was deteriorating. I thought that things may have improved so I gave it another try. Welp, nothing has changed except the cost has significantly increased. It took 4 1/2 hours to play on a Tuesday morning; there was a Marshall who we saw twice, but was not effective in getting the offending players to play anywhere close to a 4 - 4 1/2 hr round. Bunkers were packed sand, and some had the bedpan lining exposed. Some greens were partly beautiful, and part were no-grass. I really like the layout, but don’t think I’ll go back unless they significantly improve the experience.

This course has a great layout and friendly staff. If greens and tees were just a bit better condition it would have been amazing! Doesn’t take much. Greens still totally fine and playable

This course is not worth $129 per player considering how many bare, dirt, rock, or other lies when in or around the fairway. It's very much a target course with some exceptions, but with any cross winds blowing 10-20 mph you have no chance to keep it in play, and when the fairways are dormant or lacking in any type of grass your screwed! The pace of play is not very well monitored either which made for a long Monday!

too expensive on weekends. Also, they have you sign a release at the starter for the carts. seems redundant.

hotdog rating 7/10

The course itself is great, but not worth the price and not worth the treatment (cart girls and bar staff excluded, they were awesome). Me and a buddy got paired with two older guys (those guys rocked by the way) and it was cart path only. Long story short we’re on 13 and the young Marshall came out and complained to the older gentlemen about the pace of play, mind you one of those guys is 74 and it’s cart party only, PLUS we had not seen a group in front or behind us ALL DAY and I called him out knowing something wasn’t right and our pace was good, turned out we were 15 minutes ahead of pace for the day. While being cart path only and with an older guy!!! The fact that falconhead collectively got over $450 from our foursome and then complained to us about pace of play in adverse course conditions when we were ahead? On principal I can’t recommend this course to anyone based of that experience.

This is the sister course for Avery Ranch and Teravista. They share one owner. They also have in common that it's obvious they're cutting costs. There hadn't been rain in several days but there was standing water all over the course. There was no consistent overseeding, which made fairways uneven. There was sand randomly placed on greens, faireways and tee boxes to obviously compensate for the moisture. There was damage to quite a few greens, which made it impossible to predict how to play from one hole to another. Small one here, but highlights the cost cutting... our cart number was written on the cart with a green sharpie. Terrible course for the cost. Probably worth $25-$35 for a mid-Monday tee time.