Tapatio Springs Hill Country Resort

This is a well designed course with 4 sets of tees providing a fair test for golfers of all levels. The fairway grass is good but completely dormant this time of year. The greens are on the fast side and in excellent shape. Sand in the numerous bunkers is well maintained.

Courses knowledge is key in targeting drives to blind landing areas. There are steep uphill holes and some forced carries over canyons. The Par 5s are medium short and open, but the Par 3s are surprisingly long with small landing areas.

The practice range is excellent and range balls are included in the green fee. The carts are high quality with good GPS. I was surprised that cart path only was the rule even though the weather has been dry, so the GPS plus laser range finders are a must.

The clubhouse facility is top notch resort/club style and the pro shop and employees are both excellent.

The greens have greatly improved and nice to see that they have come back. The fairways are sad. The lack of water/rain really took its toll on the fairway grass. Will not play again until next year with fingers crossed for rain.

Beautiful course with some great views of the surrounding hill country. Greens were in excellent condition but a little on the slow side. Fairways were the only downside due to the lack of rain/ watering because of the drought. Can't wait to play it when the fairways are green, might end up being my favorite course.

Cart path only due to dry conditions. Golf now won’t tell you, even though I’ve told them to add an alert.

Paid $60 to play. A 6 pack of beer for buddy and I was $40. I wouldn’t play for more than $60 though. Not much of a challenge. Course was in really good shape. I liked the pitching practice area. Clubhouse was really nice.

Best I have seen the greens and course at Tapatio since I have lived in Boerne: not sure why the round is $120 on a Saturday. This course is fun, not crazy long.but very well laid out:

Paid $120 to play a below average course in the shape it’s in . The fairways are decent and have potential but the greens are horrible And very inconsistent if you can find one that actually has good grass and not half dirt . There’s much better courses out there for this kind of money

Granted, there was a freeze recently, but the course is dead as a nail. Greens brown as refried beans and fairways as soft as a tennis court.

First time I played Tapatio, they were putting the roofing on the condos adjacent to what is now #10 tee. So I've seen it at its best and its worst. I'd say it's at about 85% as good as it's ever been, which means they're charging more than it's worth. I know it's a Covid thing, with green fees being up all over the place. Doesn't mean I have to like it. This should be a $50-$55 weekday course and $60-$65 on the weekend. But the new facility is nice and the staff were pleasant.