Yes, pace of play was a little slow today (Dec 24th) but the course is a great value. Super fun…read morecourse, great layout, and quite challenging at times. Greens were in great condition along with the rest of the course. Amazing staff at the desk, super nice and very helpful. I had a great day, thanks Bandit.

Greens were in terrible condition. For $115 it's not worth it. When the greens come back (they say…read morein a month) then it'll be worth it. Course layout is good, pace of play was 5hrs...

What a mistake playing here. Run down. Just bad. Ever lose a ball on the fairway? I did here. Most…read moreof the time I couldn't even tell when I was on a fairway. When I pulled up to the clubhouse, I thought I had been scammed on my golfnow app. The club house is abandoned and falling apart. Broken windows, missing doors, overgrown everything, beat up parking lot. When I finally found the beat up driveway going around the back of the building I saw the trailer that was being used as their clubhouse. What a complete waste of $20. I didn't realize there's a much nicer golf course right next door to them, otherwise I would have played there. Lesson learned, I guess.

Great golf course and great service. Pro shop staff(s) TJ and his colleagues are alway welcoming…read moreand helpful with gear. Grounds crew keeps course in good shape (as best they can even with drought challenges we've had these past years) . The burgers & fries are awesome. Marshalls and refreshment cart staff lady are aways professional on going the extra mile. Mario

Absolute rubbish of a course. Marshals were very unprofessional and rude and threatened to stab me…read moreif I didn't play by there rules. Also heard moaning coming out one of the ladies bathrooms. Tee boxes and greens are in horrible condition if you want to tee off at a beach this is your course. Everything was overpriced from the green fees to the drinks. I would highly recommend passing this one up. I've played better courses for $30. Trash all over the greens from cigar butts to range balls on the back nine "mind you the range is in front of the first tee box." If I could leave 0 stars I would.

This course doesn't deserve the hate that the people are giving it. We are experiencing a scorcher…read moreof a summer and this course looks immaculate. The course is tough but rewarding with a lot of drivable greens and every hole is a scenic one. The warm up area includes a driving range (Balls provided), a very nice pitching area with sand traps, and a nice putting area to give you the false confidence that you're going to get warmed up and play a great round. Every person i talked to was incredibly nice and went out of there way to help us. Most of the complaints are from people who are trying to play with a 5-somewhere, or trying to bring someone who isn't going to play. You're playing a semi private course if you want to do this go to the municipal or go play putt putt.

Beautiful golf course in the hill country! My husband and I were able to make a Saturday morning…read moretee time the day before and the course was in a great condition. Would highly recommend if visiting the area.

We enjoyed the mini-golf and they discounted the price since I'm military veteran…read more The staff is very friendly and helpful. They have some drinks and snacks available for purchase.

Looking for a brief road trip for the intrepid golfer, even in devilish 100 plus degree…read moretemperatures lately? Pack your clubs and head north, north to New Braunfels, Texas and the Landa Park Golf Course, for a rewarding day on the links. A 45 minute drive from San Antonio, the course is nestled between the historic Comal River Power Plant, and the meandering Comal River. The towering smoke stacks of the plant mark the geographic location of the course, and the mirth and laughter of tubers on the river provide auditory proof that one has found the place. (A point of interest is that the Comal River was diverted by a canal in the 1800's, and the Plant was built aside the canal in 1925. It seems the near constant 70 degree water temperature was considered ideal for cooling the plant, and its electricity served the surrounding areas for decades. The plant has been closed for some years, was saved from the demolition ball, and has been repurposed for loft and garden apartments.) But, back to the course. Our recent visit found very welcoming counter staff and starter of very good humour! The fee? $29.00 plus $10.00 for the cart, a pretty reasonable week day, senior rate for a respectable golf course. One important consideration for the patron: NO DRIVING RANGE, so take your weighted club to loosen up prior to your round. The course features a large putting practice green, the surface of which closely mirrors the greens on the course. I did not spy a sand trap practice area. Golf carts are in excellent condition, featuring satellite range finder on board. Despite the record breaking heat of late, the fairways were in surprising condition, a very few bare spots, as one may expect. But the good news? The greens were perfectly tended, rolling fast and true, almost as rolling the dimpled ball on a carpet! There are water hazards along the course, and only two forced carries off the tee. On the front nine, meandering streams closely guard the approach to two greens: Achtung!! Peligro!! Danger Will Robinson!! Choose your clubs carefully! (speaking from unhappy experience here on the first of the two). There are dog legs to contend with, making for interesting play, but previous knowledge of the layout would definitely be advantageous for the patron. Interesting also: 3 par threes on the back nine. The player will find some elevation changes, again providing interest and challenge for club selection. The layout is fair, with no "tricked up" holes. Another visual treat: deer munching leaf salad along the course, ducks paddling the springs and ponds along the track. Our foursome totally enjoyed the course. The course is definitely not on the level as say, La Cantera, or TPC, or Barton Creek. But this is a VERY respectable track, and for the price, just can't be beat. (BTW, the level of skill of our foursome: usually scoring in the high 70's to high 80's) We will definitely return! Enjoy yelpers!!

We had an incredible trip to celebrate my mother-in-law's 60th birthday. There were seven adults…read moreand two young children, and they had a little bit of everything for everyone. We stayed in two of the large "tents" and one of the smaller cabins. It has a wonderful rustic flair to make you really feel like you've gotten out of the big city, but still comfortable enough with the temperature controlled setting and the wonderful mattresses to make sure you're well rested. They have a variety of things in a large plot of land, including a river you can swim in, various trails to take your golf carts around so you can see a variety of wildlife, including deer and armadillos, a very nice pool and hot tub with a full bar right next to it, and other small things, including a cornhole set and a Pickleball court. What I think blew me away, though was the incredible hospitality of those who worked there, they were genuine interested in making sure that we were as comfortable and happy as possible, and the very delicious breakfast that they made for the house, the pond request. Whether you're with the family, having a romantic getaway, or just simply wanting to enjoy the beauty of the Hill country, I cannot recommend this location enough.

I will be dreaming of this place forever! Lauren at the pool bar made top of the line drinks!…read moreLovely chance to explore and relax and breakfast is really fantastic. Best tortillas ever

Enjoyed coming here to play! Course is well maintained and pro shop person is always nice &…read morehelpful. Golf carts are well maintained and in good working condition.

If the golfer is accustomed to play on the Alamo City Golf Trail courses, one will find that this…read moremilitary base course is on equal footing as those courses. This track is located in the northeast corner of the city, opened in the 1950's, having undergone some renovation in more recent years. The range is on grass, with sand bunker practice left of the range. The large putting green fronts the clubhouse, and there is a smaller chipping area adjacent to the green. The fairways and greens are seeded with bermuda, with significant rough outside the fairways on certain holes. Water is found adjacent to some of the 18, and there are carries over creeks fronting greens on a couple of holes. Notable is the adjacent runway, serving trainer jets lifting and landing throughout the day. On two holes, the sound of the jet engines may be discomfiting for some, but in truth, has not been a significant issue for our foursome during our previous plays. The course is laid out on generous land, we have never been concerned with incoming, errant balls threatening our heads. The summer sun can take a toll on conditioning, but during our most recent outing 3 weeks ago, the fairways were tufted with grass, yet not characterized by deep cushioning of growth underfoot. Several weeks ago, the greens were in horrendous shape, some episode of drying, chemical burn...difficult to say. But the good news is the last play, the greens were in excellent condition, rolling smooth and true. The sand bunkers are well tended, but when wet, the bunker sand is surprisingly heavy, so be advised. The club house fronts the practice green, and left of the counter are several tables for players to unwind. There is a patio area, covered, that runs the length of the indoor seating area. We have found the staff to be always welcoming and congenial, but we have rarely seen a marshal patrolling the course. Non the less, rounds usually run 4 hours, most golfers respectful of the time element for play. One detractor is the fact that early tee times are almost never available, quickly taken by the regulars. One very good issue: brand new electric golf carts, fancy new golf carts: horns, lights and brake lights! Randolph is one of our regular visits, and as mentioned, is very comparable to the city courses in conditioning. We played Silverhorn last week, and by comparison, the fairways were thicker, with rare areas of hardpan, conditioning superior to that of Randolph and the city courses, for comparison. Would Randolph merit a recommendation? Definitely! For the price, golfing at Randolph Oaks is very good value! Enjoy!!

I've lived in Canyon Lake for 15 years, so Lakeside Golf Course is my home course. Although I've…read morealways loved the course for its beauty & challenge, it's never lived up to its potential. I played last weekend for the first time in several months, & found it in the best condition I've EVER seen! The fairways have always been dirt & crabgrass, & the greens resembled mine fields......Wow! What a difference! They have both in much, much better shape! Although there is still much work to be done, they are definitely on the right track & it shows on every green. Great job Lakeside! I highly recommend you go out & play this beautiful course! If you've played it in the past, go give it another chance......you'll be impressed! Darrin Adams Canyon Lake

It could open up again, lol Needs lots of work if it does…read more!!! A YouTube video calling at the worst golf course in Texas came out which with absolutely hilarious. The place shut down soon after. Employees were not paid.

Played 18 on a glorious Sunday that felt like it was meant for golf. The sky was clear, the…read morefairways lush, and the air just crisp enough to make you forget you've got responsibilities waiting back home. The course itself is in tremendous shape, with greens rolling smooth, bunkers raked to perfection, and fairways trimmed like a royal garden. What really sets Olympia apart is the wildlife. You're not just playing golf here, you're putting on a show for the locals. At one point, I had a 12-point buck watching me line up my drive like he was ready to hand out a scorecard. You can't duff a shot with that kind of audience. It makes you bring out your A game whether you're ready or not. Now, why only four stars? Simple. Cartgirls. Or rather, the lack of them. Maybe saw one during the entire round, and by then I was halfway to dehydration. For $80 a round, I'd expect a little more consistency in the refreshment department. That, and the price itself. Let's be honest, $80 is a bit rich these days, especially when you've got to plead your case just to get out of the house. Try explaining to your significant other that you spent over $100 on what you're calling a four-hour vacation. Didn't go down too smooth at mine, I'll tell you that. Still, Olympia delivers where it counts. It's scenic, challenging, and has just enough Texas charm to make you forget the price tag for a few holes. Next time, though, let's get a second cartgirl on duty and we might be talking five stars.

The greens are in great shape. The tee boxes are covered with weeds and hard as rocks. The…read morefairways are abominable , the traps are filled with rocks and the overall conditions are horrid. Not with the money.

Awesome little range with a hands on owner! I met Mr. Ogrin while he was working his counter in the…read moremain building. He was very talkative and engaged with my littlest golfer and has great prices for his buckets. I asked about lessons for my HS golfer and instead of plugging himself (he's also a PGA professional) he told me how great of an instructor Eric is and a few tips for my son to work on at home.

Good place to go practice and work on your swing. Open until 10:00pm and there isn't a bunch of…read moredriving range options around.