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Nice little course in the middle of New Braunfels. Good layout, good conditioning, nice green complexes. The tee markers on the already narrow tee boxes give you only about 8' to stand. Maintanence issue? Give your golfers more room! Other than this annoyance, an enjoyable course.

This course is in wonderful condition right now. They've put in a ton of work on their bunkers, and greens and fairways are in great shape as always. Pace. Was very good for a Sunday.

Good value for hot deal, but I wouldn't pay the rack rate. Greens in great shape, good layout for a short course.

This course isn't the longest by far, but is well defended by the natural terrain. Well designed holes and well placed hazards, both natural and in design. Course was in very good shape for mid-February. Fairways had plenty grass, and greens were in great shape.

Played here for the first time since the club reopened. While there were 2 temp greens, it was the overall condition of the course which tells me that this place isn't ready for play. Even though we've had an abundance of rain in the last 2 months, you wouldn't know it. Greens in very weak condition, fairways barely existant, tee boxes non existant. I've played this course for the last 15 years under various ownership, and can positively say the course has never been so dry, and in bad need of aerification and reliable irrigation.

Much improvement needed in all facets of course condition before this place is ready for play. I wish them well, and pulling for them to succeed.

Anybody who rated the course conditions as better than poor either has an agenda to hide, or plays regularly on Mars. This course simply is the worst conditioned pasture in the region, hands down. Fairways are actually lumpy from fractured earth, and not mown properly. The greens are in worse shape than the fairways. Dry grass, much hardpan, weeds weeds weeds. They have obviously stopped any routine/professional maintenance for some time now. Not a good value at any price. My advice? Don't waste your time until they decide to revive this course.

even in January, this course id in great condition. When I stepped onto the practice green, I thought for a moment that they had installed artificial grass, no lie! The course greens also in fantastic condition.

This course does not get a lot of rounds played, and it shows. Always superior fairways and greens. Personnel were filling divots as I played. Not much hardpan in an area which should have it.

Played the Ridge and Lakes nines. First time I played the Ridge. It's pretty tricked up with many blind, target type shots. Leave the driver in the bag. Course was in pretty good condition for this time of year. Greens were a little shaggy with overseed. There are better values in the area.

My golfnow voucher wasn't in their system upon arrival, I only booked for single. I had my confirmation number though. Course was in very good condition, as always.

My Wednesday group plays here a few times a year. Greens and fairways in very good shape. Challenging enough to hold interest from low handicappers if played from back tees.

Definitely my least favorite of the San Antonio municipals in terms of course conditions. Greens were in poor shape after aerating, like they didn't use enough sand to fill the punches. Fairways were in better shape than usual, but that's not saying much.

Too bad, as this course has an interesting layout, and is one of my favorite when in good shape. Unfortunately, it;s been a few years since that was the case.

I played there with a free round from my Alamo Golf Trail punch card with my Monday league. Otherwise, I would have been upset.

This course is always in great shape unless there is little rain for months on end. They don't have a reliable grey water source. Pretty wide fairways and forgiving for the most part. Worth the drive from San Antonio.

This place isn't bad for the money ($16 on a weekend). The greens were not overseeded and kinda dead, but still held approach shots. They are probably fixing a long time problem they have had with several types of grasses on the greens.

The course has gone through many financial problems in the last few years, but still somehow remains open. It's obvious they don't have a lot of money to put into the course, but they do a lot with what they have. The course is still maintained. Grass is mowed, traps are raked, trees are trimmed.

If you're looking for a place that doesn't cost an arm and leg, has a pretty good layout, and still offers a challenge, then this is your place. If you're looking for pristine conditions, go somewhere else.