The Club at Rebecca Creek

This is my second time playing the course and knew what I was going to get playing here. It is an easy track to navigate, straight fairways, a couple of shallow dog legs with no hazards. I played with my wife who is getting back into Golf, this was a good course for her to play on no lost shots. She could focus on her swing mechanics without worrying about hazards or layout.
The staff is awesome, super nice from the pro shop, starter and cart girl. More then accommodating to your needs. On course there are bathrooms plenty of water stations with cold water. The greens are in good shape and rolled true. The cart this time was electric and very nice, comfortable and plenty of power.
For the bad, the tee boxes are horrible, just sand at this point, and they are not flat. The fairways are mostly grass and the spots that aren't are dirt, rocks and roots. We treated this as grounds under repair as to not tear up our clubs.
Pace of play was decent, finished in 4 hours, and we only started to wait around 13 on, before that we were at a steady pace of play.
I will golf here again, it is a good place for a round of golf where you want to work on your mechanics. For the value it was priced just right.

The greens were pretty solid, the fairway ok, most if the tee boxes were very sandy. Some of the fairways run together a bit much. The course for the money is ok. We were paired with a couple of guys that slowed us down pretty tremendously. Easy to get on.

The greens always seem to be in very good shape. The problem is the fair ways are hard and in need of more grass

I was not impressed with the course condition. Fairways had little grass, mostly hard pan dirt. Greens were ok, very fast somewhat hard. I played because I got a hot deal, but I would not pay regular green fees ($50) for this course.

The course is normally in pretty rough condition. Only water the greens and the fairways are very rocky but I come here to get ready for the season and work on my game.

The course is really bad shape with nothing good to say about it.

Every tee box is sand.
Every fairway is pasture dirt.
Greens are patchy.
Only thing that made it tolerable was the 75° weather.
Hard to figure out what hole is which and how to get there.
Had to move nearly every shot to avoid hitting gravel.
Save your money, go to San Antonio or east to New Braunfels.

Let me start this by saying I haven't swung a club in 5 months, and I happen to pick a day here in Texas that the wind was blowing 40-50mph gusts to start back up. I got a great deal on GolfNow for a tee time and read the reviews ahead of getting there, I have learned to take those with a grain of salt.
Arriving at the course the staff was very friendly, the pros hop has what you need, but nothing to write home about. There is a restaurant attached, I didn't grab anything today. The driving range was off grass(ish) mostly sand, it had been used up and was in need of attention. Staff asked if I wanted to stay in a foursome or if I wanted to get out as a single, I appreciate that.
The course is tucked into the hill country and plays around houses but it wasnt fairway lined which is nice. The reviews made it sound like all of the fairways were bare dirt and non-existant, that couldn't be farther from the truth. I will say that around 20% of the fairways are rough or down to dirt, but most of the landing areas that I found in the fairways were good. Greens were fast, but in great shape. Now the tee boxes, that is where I have to say this course needs to do something, they were uneven and 90% sand/dirt. I don't know if it would help, but a little tee trashcan on the boxes for players to dispose of their tee, I was surprised at how many broken and abandoned tees there were.
The layout is straight forward, the majority of the holes were straight, 18 has a dogleg left. There is no water hazards or sand traps for that matter. The rough was short so it was easy to identify your ball, and OB was a ball donated to mother earth.
No fault of the course, but the wind was something else, going with it I drove like a tour pro, going against it I had better luck kicking it. I was able to drive the green on #1 375yards with the assistance of a very strong gust. On #9 my ball landed pin high and the wind helped it off the front of the green. Then on #14 my drive stalled in the wind @180yards and decided to blow onto the next fairway like a kite.
Overall, I will come here again and play. Yes, the course needs some work, but it is not a bad value for the money and is a great course to shake things off and work on your game.

if your looking to play golf at the beach/rock quarry on a course that has no bunkers for the fair price of 50 bucks this is the course for you. Staff is friendly and the club house is pretty but that’s all this place has going for them. Me and a buddy played and have played some really seriously bad golf courses and this is one of them. On the Bright side of things they are putting most of their money to greens which is nice except for they have forgotten to plant any grass on the tee boxes so it’s a bunker shot if you aren’t hitting driver.

I was a member of this club but new management has started being hostile and appears to be targeting older 75+ players. As I said I was a member and need an accommodation because of my knee issues which after several conversations prior management accommodated. New management has disregarded this and now will no longer allow me that accommodation. Honestly the only reason I played this inferior course because of the accommodation but they have definitely changed their attitude towards certain players. Anyways poor course and poor management leads to poor golf outings

I was pleasantly surprised by this course. Having played a lot of different modest courses, this one comes in very strong, stronger than the best municipal courses out there to be sure. Do hot expect a high end country club feel but rather a well maintained course and friendly staff.

Terrible golf. I had another tee time the next day which was paid for and I skipped it. Not worth playing.