Tapatio Springs Hill Country Resort

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

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.

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.