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I like this place, have lapped it twice in the past couple months. Even wrote the Blanco County Judge when it got closed for Corona. You start with a benign par four & finish with a great par four. I tend to get a chance to hit every club in my bag On this course. The small lake they dug on seven is the only addition that is off. A berm, trap something but a meager lake that smells was not a good addition. Yes I know it’s a short par four.

If you get a chance go.

I like Vaaler & try to play every couple months. I’d given 5 stars but the traps are suspect. I know some folks aren’t playing sand now but I play out of them. Do move out of a footprint. By suspect some with thin sand others not.

Was looking for an open golf course & was dang glad to find these folks open. I always like it here, fairways were a little thin BUT the greens were great.

Was wandering across the Mississippi countryside late Monday headed to Jackson and saw a sign for Quail Hollow Golf. Pulled off the road & teed it up at 5:45. I was done in two hours and played through a foursome on eleven & a single on seventeen. I like this place and it rolls all over BUT the greens are bad. The traps are suspect too. Several of the greens have wide patches of sand and most all have some type of weed in them. It was not poa or dallis grass. I'd give the greens three months minimum . Would not recommend now but once the greens are fixed I'd return with pleasure.

You can’t just roll up & play. I passed muster & received a pass to get on base a week earlier. All went well. The course is fine, tough par threes but no real memorable holes. Relatively flat and could you people fix a divot or two? May have gotten lucky as there were not many folks here for one on a Sunday, pace was great. Would not be. Hard walk. I’ll be back.

First thing you need to know is these folks are about to go Private. I do not remember when, couple of high rollers from Corderilla bought. We rolled up about 8:30 a.m thinking we could get breakfast and the Pro tells us to try the McDonalds near teh entrance. This is not starting well, snack bar was open by the time we made the turn. Long story long the golf course starts out fairly benign 1, 2 before getting narrower half way down 3.17 & 18 are relatively easy finishing holes. Not a course you want to walk. Quarter mile between nine green & ten tee. I was a guest so no clue to the green fees, personally I like Vaaler Creek near Blanco better. But hey! that's just me...

Got there at 8:30 and off by 11:00 - Bad golf doesn't have to take long! It's winter, golf course is in good shape. All of the greens had some poa annua on it, 17 I think was bumpy. The rest were fine. Easy walk or ride, I liked it and would go back anytime.

If you are looking for a five star this is not the place. Greens rolled fine, our foursome played in three & half hours.. I did play Starke Park the same morning, it was not that much better. I know the golf business is tough but do wish Chaparral's new owners would make a commitment to maintenance. In "daze gone by" this was a better facility. I did play Starke & Chaparral both for the price of one round at Landa Park...so Seguin has that going for it.