Lighthouse Country Club

Very good challenging course with great friendly staff

A really fun golf course. We all had a really good time , even though the weather was not good.The course condition helped us forget the cold.

Played Lighthouse on 2/4/15. Fastest round I've ever played. Played as a single in 2 1/2 hours. Didn't catch up to anyone till the 15th hole and they waved me through. I thought the layout of the course was great. Everything is brown, greens included but that's to be expected because of the time of year and the grass being dormant. In no way did it affect my game as I shot a 79 from the blues. Greens are quick but fair. Enjoyed it so much I'm returning this Saturday with my son and two of his friends. Didn't have a chance to enjoy the dining room or tavern after the round but I will when we finish on Saturday. I'll be playing here a lot more in the future and can't wait to see the course when it's greener. We live about 50 minutes away in Liberty Hill but this course is well worth the trip.

Always enjoy playing at Lighthouse. The course is in great shape especially given it's the winter and we had a week of wet weather recently. The staff makes this the stand out golf experience in the area. They're glad to be there and they're glad you're there as well. I'm not a member and they know my name.
The wheels came off my game on the front nine. Scott, gave me a swing thought to fight through the bad spell and the back nine was better... much better. Never been to a course with such a kind caring staff.

Greens are not as good as they have been in the Past. Pace of play was ridiculous. Radom grouping 5,3,2, and I even saw a single out there.

The course is fun to play-nice greens and great staff

I have played this course many times and always find it in good condition. From tee to green the course is friendly with fairly wide fairways and usually manageable rough. No holes are too long for the average golfer. The defense on this course is the greens. The greens are usually immaculate but there are no flat putts to be found. Use the practice green to warm up before teeing off, it is a good indication of what you will find on the course. The restaurant and bar are really nice. The food is good and reasonably priced.

This course hosts a Friday scramble, which began as a shotgun start off the front nine. The pro sent us off the back nine, and when we made the turn, there were three groups stacked in front of us on #1 instead of continuing to start groups off the back. The pro shop attendant blamed Golf Now for poorly communicating with the club about reservations. This is the second time we have encountered scheduling conflicts at this course. We will choose a different Hill Country location for future tee times.

Forgot to say the only thing I don't like is that they turned #18 into a par 3 .used to be a awesome par 4 .I personally don't like to finish with a par 3.. But as usual its all about the money. Sold property for houses. That said go play you will love it.

This course was in awesome shape. Staff and new owners have done awesome job .I've played this course for a long time now when it was packsaddle. Greens are so fun to putt.fast but roll true read them right and ya make it.cant wait to play it again. Did not eat there so can't say anything about the food .go play it .

I really enjoyed the Lighthouse. The tips proved to be somewhat challenging, but not overly so. I did not putt well, but that is to be expected the first time playing a course. This course will be played again soon.

Fairways in outstanding condition - never had a bad lie in my fairway. Greens recently sanded for upcoming tourney, but smooth and fair. Bunkers in fine condition and rough trimmed nicely. Golf Shop and Lounge personnel were very pleasant and helpful. Adult beverages are value-priced. All leading to a very enjoyable round. Only "bumps in the road" are, literally, the bumps in the cart paths and we had to stop to air a cart tire at the turn (while the cart boy watched) and then cart battery gave out on #14 - but a replacement cart soon came and the cart boy sat and smiled as he watched us transfer our bags to the replacement cart. That was a minor glitch, but I was surprised by the disinterested attitude of the cart boy. He would never make it elsewhere.

Great deal and worth the drive. Bunkers could use better sand.

This is My first time playing this course. It was an enjoyable challenge for me since I am about a 25 handicap. The Granite hole is awesome. The fairways were in excellent shape. The greens were recently sanded and very fast. I enjoyed the course and will play it again.

The course is in fantastic shape, from tee to green. Will play again and again. burgers were awesome, ending a round of great golf on an awesome course.

This course was in the best shape I have ever seen it. From the tee boxes, the fairways were lush, and the greens were smooth and true, and holding quite well for temps in the very high 90's. The staff is very friendly, and the value for the money is great. If I ever win the lottery, I will buy them new cart paths, as they are the only downfall. But I never judge a course on cart paths. Just drive your cart a little slower so you don't spill your beer. They obviously put their money in grass. Bravo!

This is definitely my favorite place to play in hill country.

charming hill country hospitality at its best! course in great shape, greens roll great. views of packsaddle mountain stupendous. miss seeing piles of kids at the pool.

First time playing the golf course, my chiropractor told me about this course last year, and was thrilled with the experience. It's a bit of a drive from Bee Cave, but well worth the jaunt! While the course is not that difficult the greens make it quite challenging and "FUN" to play. We'll be back!

Play this course. Do it! Pretty much everything was very well kept and in great shape. For a course not in a big city, we were very impressed. Most courses require more play and funding to be this well kept.

The club house and grill were redone in the last year or so and are nicely done. Their grill smelled great but we already had lunch plans.

The driving range was a little more narrow than I'm used to but long enough to handle all of the clubs in your bag. They also have a second area at the opposite end to work on your chip/pitch game. The main practice green had a bit too much undulation but was otherwise in great shape. We also found a second smaller, flat practice green closer to the #10 tee box with a bunker in case you wanted to work on that part of your game.

The cart paths -- some concrete near tee boxes but mostly crushed gravel along the fairways. There are four tee boxes from which to choose. It's certainly not the longest course, but they put in a few twists and turns that'll help even things out.

The fairways were in spectacular shape. They are often lined with small to medium sized trees. There are a number of ponds on the property; you'll have to carry a couple of them. And there's a bunker or two on almost every hole -- some fairway, some greenside. As hard as it is for me to speak nicely of sand, it was at least good sand and the bunkers weren't too deep. The only other hazard you may find here and there are the granite rocks that make up this part of the country. In fact, take an extra minute on #6 to take in how they nestled this green up next to a huge granite mound. The greens all rolled very true and were in perfect shape. They were all good sized and had just enough undulation to keep them from being easy.

We will be back to play this course again!