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There are a few places in which the roughs have really tall grass and I spent a good while searching for my ball more than once but I guess it's my own fault for not keeping it on the fairway.... Great course and great pace of play I'll definitely take the time to drive from San Antonio to Seguin just to play there....

I've only played three full rounds of golf as I am a beginner and of the three courses I have played this course is the poorest. Although the tall grass on the sides of the fairway is some what of a nuisance for someone like myself who has a hard time staying on the fairway the biggest problem by far are the greens. Because i'm not familiar with golf and many of its terms I don't know what the right method of describing the greens are so I'll put it to you this way, all 18 greens are under construction. Maybe they are being re-seeded or re-cultivated but for the course to still charge full price for the greens being in such bad condition to me is unforgiveable and I will not go back again. I would encourage anyone reading this to wait 3-4 weeks before visiting, maybe by then the grass will have sprouted and the golf ball will roll on the greens as intended instead of bouncing and hopping from side to side...good luck if you play this course....