GoldRanger1994

I like this course.
Pros:
1. Price
2. Value for the price
3. Price

Cons:
1. Pace of play on the back 9 (fivesome in front of us...)
2. Bunkers - add sand, or just let them grow over with grass
3. There's no "clubhouse" - no food or tables to drink a beer after the round

I love golfing on this course.
It's always (been) uncrowded and it's a very challenging course.

It's a bit of a drive, but worth it.
The greens need some attention.

If you haven't golfed here, I recommend trying it.
All the greens are sloped which makes it so hard.

It would've been nice to know the greens were all punched and full of sand...other than that, it's beautiful Delaware Springs - a great golf course.

I enjoy golfing this track (Armadillo Hills and Deer Run - they closed Panther Claw a couple of years ago) - but they must improve their greens.
All the greens have slopes, which is challenging, but there's very little grass on the greens so it's like putting on glass.
EXCELLENT pace of play; Not crowded; snack bar/cantina sucks

The course has so much potential but is completely neglected.
I don't understand why the owners don't bring it up to standard, or sell it to Pflugerville and let it be a municipal course.
The bunkers are just grass now, which is okay, everything else is just awful - the fairways are hard-pan with some random grass here and there, and the greens are not greens in the golf sense of the word...they're just patches of grass, sand, and dirt.
No marshalls, no beverage cart, the driving range closed, snack bar closed.
Sad.

I only write this as a warning to fellow golfers.
Blackhawk golf course has a lot* of potential but is very neglected.
The greens have small sand bunkers in them, and grass missing...it's really bad all over (fairways, tee boxes, the real sand bunkers are overgrown with grass).
Apparently, the owners are selling it to a developer and they're just waiting for the deal to go through, and then they will close the course and build houses there.

This is the 3rd time I've golfed this course, and love it now.
It's very tight, and different than any other course in the area.
It's hard the first time you golf it..but you'll grow to love it.

Great course; VERY beautiful; the bar was closed though...overpriced, but really a beautiful course

I love* this course.

Very scenic, in fairly good shape (the greens are sandy right now), but very* challenging.

You have to be very accurate.

The elevation changes, creeks and ponds, and beautiful Texas Hill Country views make this course a MUST* play - at least once in your life (bring extra balls - you will* lose some).

It's "COVID-19 time" so you have to take that into consideration, but this is a very** neglected golf course.
We golfed here because there were no other available tee-times.
It's sad to see a course that has potential be so neglected...and that has been happening for a while - not just during this pandemic.
This is ghetto golf.
The good news is the pace of play was excellent.

Very nice course, good pace of play, and beautiful weather.
They don't have a clubhouse with alcohol - which is the only drawback.

First time here.
It's a beautiful course - very hilly, narrow and sloping fairways, and blind shots...so it's a very difficult course if it's your first time.
The course needs some maintenance...no sand in any of the bunkers...most of the greens were below standard...the "grill" just opened but they don't serve beer...

The "marshal" (actually one of the men that washes the carts) came out and told everyone they had to QUIT the round (it was 1710HRS - that's 5:10pm) because the carts HAD to be in at 5:15pm...we had two holes left to play...we're on the tee box of 17, and he's standing in front of the tee box, and won't move, and is demanding that we turn the carts in now.
If the carts were due in at 5:15pm you all should have said that when we checked in.

VERY POOR MANAGEMENT; VERY POOR COMMUNICATIONS ; AND VERY** VERY** POOR "CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE/CUSTOMER SERVICE" - I will tell everyone to avoid Sun city