Tapatio Springs Hill Country Resort

The greens could have been a little more plush but all and all they rolled great. The course was in great condition. It is fairly easy but it is a resort style course.

Very nice place to golf. I think because of the drought, the "Lakes" were pretty much drained and the water that was there looked a bit murky.... overall was nice course and did not feel rushed on a beautiful Tuesday afternoon.

Nice layout but the lake they use to water the course is almost dry. They need some rain.

This is where the cowboy rides away (to)...tapatio has been tapped out for years, dead greens, old decor and a long drive made the course a check no for san antonions...reworked clubhouse with country club ++ ammenities, (nicer than many private clubs in san antonio) new greens and same old beautiful lay out ...great job guys, not selling ocean front property here... just see for yourself

The course is beautiful and is in good shape. The greens are well manicured and are challenging but fair. Tapitio is a great place to play right in the heart of the Texas hill country.

Out of 27 holes, 9 of them have been shut down for two months because of lack of rain. They now only permit you "cart path only" golf. A shame, it use to be a nice course. Rain, rain, rain. That's the solution needed.

Fairways are coming along, just a great place to play golf.

Great course, although fairways are dry due to lack of rain..greens are still in good shape..

I belonged to Tapatio in the mid-80's and love this course. It is dry, but we are under a drought! Good news, it rained Monday the 3rd (Labor day) and real hard today. I shot a 79!!!

This course used to be one of my favorites. The Texas drought has killed this gorgeous course. The best "9" of the "27" was closed because of the drought. The fairways are getting very beat and they are turning brown..... Not anyone's fault,,, it the Texas drought,,,,,

The staff were very helpful and friendly. The course is challenging but fun. Did not like the fact that they had cart path only rule. The course didn't seem to be watered or seeded.

The resort was great. I think the best part of the course was "the 19th hole" after the round.

The tee boxes and greens were pretty green but the fairways were thin and the "rough" was dirt

It was one of the most challenging courses i played. Without a gps you had to figure where and how far the greens were. I loved this course,08/ very enjoyable, looking forward to play there again. the view of the hill country golf course was beautiful and relaxing.

I enjoyed playing golf at Tapatio Springs. The staff was really kind, course was in good shape with the exception of a couple of holes that were dried out with the lack of rain. Golf Now was great getting us awesome rates.

Yesterday play was slow, a tournament was going on and they didn't manage the fill in tee times very well. Fairways need some rain as do all the courses in the area. George Straight and partner might look at putting in some yardage markers, virtually none to be see. A few white stakes for the 150 mark but only here and there. Tee box's really need to be mowed, grass too high on most. For you average hacker, a decent layout, most holes par is possible and certainly birdie on a few. Some holes can be a bit long if your not strong off the tee or strong with the longer irons.

I had never played this course before - the staff was extremely helpful and friendly. The greens were in great shape, the fairways were a litle dry, but we have been in a drought. Considering all that a great experience. Thank you Golf Now and Tapatio Springs

Played the Lakes and Valley nines. Greens were excellent and fast. Really like the layout where you could hit driver and go for it or lay back safely and still have short to medium irons in. Fairways could use some rain as there were brown sections throughout the course, but it was August in Texas. Probably spoiled but yardage markings were virtually non-existent with only a 100 and 150 yard marker next to the cart path. No markers in the fairway or on sprinkler heads. I would consider it a really good value for the green fee.

Lack of water to the course has left a beautiful venue in a less than desirable condition. At this time I cannot recommend it to my friends.

The Club and Condos at Tapatio are second to none, but the course is poorly designed and constantly in poor conditions. It's a shame the third nine appears to be abandoned and no longer in use. It's the nine by itself on the other side of the driving range which featured the most challenging and unique holes on the property. The greens on Lakes and Valley were in terrible condition. I know we're in a major drought but the course is drier than most in the S.A. Area.

The course design lacks overall appeal and 6,800 yards from the tips lacks any challenge. Holes lack clearly defined structure and presence from the tee. To many short gimmick holes that a create log jams due to greens being reachable from tee or par 5's that can be hit in 2 wirh a 7 iron (from the tips). the pro shop allows groups of 5-6 that creates 5 hour rounds. No excuse for that.

Overall, if course conditions improved, this would be decent retreat course due to condos. If just looking for 18 holes in the area, then there are better options closer to S.A.