SilverHorn Golf Club of Texas

Played a twilight round. Great experience for the price. The course is in great condition. The group in front of us had five people with only three bags of clubs, but that ended at the turn, so it wasn’t too bad. The biggest downfall of playing this course in the summer is that there are no water jugs on the entire course so come prepared

At 1-hundy several things need to change. Maybe start with drainage. A tee box should not be simultaneously waterlogged and dry as a bone, for example. Also, someone should tell the staff that they’re in the service business. It’s not a privilege for us to play there. It’s a privilege for them to take our money. Lastly, did you take a tree trimmer to a few things? It’s one thing to have a narrow difficult course it’s another thing for your lie to be in the first cut, and behind a tree, and in a puddle from a low spot, and have to wait 5 mins for the group in front of you to take their 4th shot from the fairway… never saw one ranger.

Carts are horrible , no towel , no tees , no water , no ice chest , no cart reader , pace is 6 hrs , cart girl didn’t come around till hole 11. Take your money to The Quarry, La Cantera , Canyon Springs.

Course is in great shape. There is no water on the course which is absurd considering it’s the middle of summer. So make sure to bring your own. Also no scorecards. Money must be running low there. Would definitely recommend and playing here though

I had the privilege of playing on this course in the fall of 2022, and was so happy to have the chance to play again on this visit to San Antonio! The course is quite long even from the forward tees, but it was in great condition and we almost had the course to ourselves (the temps were hovering around 100 degrees!) I hope that I have the opportunity to play at Silverhorn again!

It was 100 degrees out, we tee’d off around 1:40pm. No one in front or behind us. All was good. The cart girl came around 3 times. It’s a minus that there’s no water available but other than that the course looked good.

Good layout, plenty of good lies with all that good grass.

Played a nice course with some good guys. Not good golfers but lots of entertainment. So, the challenges on the course didn't always get the front seat. Greens were good, rolled well. Fairway grass was full and made hitting the ball a pleasure.

The course conditions and layout are great right now. It had been a while since playing there due to a history of slow play out there. It’s still quite slow due to the difficult layout but my biggest complaint is that they have no water jugs along the course. Its extremely hot here in Texas and I’m not so concerned with water to drink since they do have a beverage cart out but I like to keep a wet towel to clean my equipment and a separate towel to keep as cool as possible. The lack of water made my experience less enjoyable for such a nice facility.

It was 100 degrees and there are NO water coolers on the course. One of the gentlemen in our group the last time almost passed out from the heat. He had to stop after 9. The Cat girl is hardly around. I told the front desk about the problem out there and they gave me some story about people putting their towels in the coolers and contaminating the water. I do not understand way they can't find a solution and just look up the water kids like other courses to keep that from happening. Clear nothing I said make a difference after yesterday's round because nothing had changed. Someone is going to pass out and the course will be responsible when that happens for not having water accessible to the public.

Really neat layout. Good be 5 star. However, course can handle rain - never heard of a driving range being close cuz it’s too wet. Manicure is rough around the edges and the chipping/putting area is subpar - not a good reflection of the actual greens. Staff could use some basics hospitality training. They seemed a bit annoyed with having to be at work. Raw material is there, however, which is more than many courses can boast. Last, no GHIN rating.