mike75

The greens were not in good shape. There were two different kinds of grass and were so splotchy that there was a lot of bare spots and it felt like putting on mud. The pace of play was over 5 hours when it should have been only 4. There were no Marshalls on the course to help move the pace along. For the price that was paid for a 1:15 tee time, in the prime of season, it was a terrible experience.

I was visiting from Arizona and decided to play Cedar Creek. The quality of course it was cannot be beat for the value. The tips tees provided a great challenge and caused every shot to matter, and 7100+ yards made you earn your score. Next time I'm back in San Antonio, Cedar Hills will be the first course I play.

--MikeinAZ, 6 handicap

Course is a great challenge for low handicap golfers. Long par threes, long par fours, reachable par fives, and the links style brings wind into every play on every shot. Would definitely recommend for a good challenge.