Hospitality at it's finest at the Traditions Club! Nabile is the absolute best to work with and…read morealways executes a wonderful seamless event. The staff is courteous and top notch. No request is unheard! It was a very chilly evening so a Hot Toddy was in order and the bartender made the best I've ever had. Our event was executed in lovely fashion. The food was delicious and brought out in a timely manner. We will be back soon!

This is an awesome place. The golf course is amazing. It is very well kept and in great shape. The…read morecustomer service was second to none. If you get an opportunity to play do not pass it up.

Nice rural country club. (You can tell you're at a country golf course when the hole placard…read more markers have sponsorships) Good condition and interesting layout with nice topo that requires you to use most of the clubs in your bag. Lots of water and ice on the course which is helpful as the temps approach a hunskie. It is a good way to break up the trip from San Antonio to Dallas since the club is less than a mile from IH 35. Bonus was the course wasn't crowded and we made it around in under 3 hours.

Attended this venue for a military ball in late 2012. On first look, the place looks quite nice and…read moreattractive, though a drive for people coming from Killeen. First thing I noted was the complete lack of ample parking. Had to park my brand new car in an un-level grass ditch. (no other option once the parking fills up) They had numbers ahead of time so, they clearly new parking would be an issue. It wasn't like there wasn't enough parking for 10-20 cars, but more like 50+. To make it worse there was no lip, so you had no choice but to drive up onto the curb. They were ushering us onto the grass so it was clearly normal. Where to begin? We were told what a great deal they got with half-priced drinks. $7 a bottle for the cheapest beer. I think not. The food was cold, not a little, but really cold and none of it was remotely appetizing. I always finish my food, not this time. Asked for water because I didn't want to pay the theme park prices, I was given warm water. Now it wasn't just warm, it tasted absolutely horrible-- could not believe it. I was quite certain they put a bittering agent in it (not sure if this is legal but I hope not). Frustrated, and unwilling to pay the prices for drinks, I went in search of a water fountain or soda machine, assuming a country club must have one. I went to a little gym area they had that was immaculately clean, smelling fresh, and they have a great big tank of water complete with lemon and such. It tasted absolutely great. I am thoroughly convinced they put a bittering agent in the water and just served up awful food. The venue should be embarrassed of the level of the service they give. I always tell individuals planning events to steer clear! Is it a good country club? Heck, it looks nice, but don't put your wedding or other event here unless you want BYOW (bring your own water!!)

My homie Lu recommended I try this place with him. And what do you know its a hidden gem…read more The course if ve4y spacious and the greens are well maintained. They are pretty fast and challenging as well. The whole course is based of three 9-hole courses. So you can play a full 18 or just 9. The staff here are very welcoming, and for being a Hispanic I was well amazed at how they treated me like a customer and didn't shown any signs like I didn't belong there. My buddy Lu and I are Army veterans, we were also amazed how they celebrated and honored Veterans Day with the US Flag on every hole. My only complaint is maneuvering around to the course to find your way back to the main building or the next hole on courses 2 and 3. Overall, I was happy and satisfied. I will be coming back at least once a month if I can.

This was my first trip and I was recommended to try this course from a friend. The people at the…read moreclubhouse are very friendly. The course itself was challenging and beautiful. There was a good amount of shade in in Texas. That is never a bad thing. I'm still a pretty beginner player and challenged me and made me better and I highly recommend giving this place a shot.

They have lowered their prices since I last came a few years back. Before 5 it's 22 an hour per…read moreperson I believe. If you need to make an account it's about $5. We played for one hour and had a drink or so. I got the sparkling par-Loma and it was enough for two drink with the can.

Good service. Always a fun time. Can be pricey so look for a discount day. Food is good. Ambiance…read moreis good. Server was attentive.

The worst golf course I've ever played. The condition of the course itself is very poor. I had…read morecalled and got a tee time of 8:45. There were people just teeing off whenever they wanted. When I asked one of them about it they said that they don't really have tee times at this course. People just tee off whenever they want. Well, that led to issues for us. I had my wife and two small children with me to enjoy golf. Because people just tee off whenever they want I ended up letting multiple groups play through. In the green of hole 5 another group was catching us. The guy came up and was super rude about it. I explained to him I had let multiple people play through and that we were actually ahead of pace for any other golf course I had been on. Long story short, the course is really ghetto and poorly managed. People have no "golf" etiquette. I would NOT recommend this course, and I imagine that's how the local players like it. They can have it.

Courses of Clear Creek is the golf course on Fort Cavazos. Contrary to public belief, it is able to…read morebe played by non military personnel as long as you get a visitor pass from the visitor's center. The course has a good driving range, chipping green, and putting green, and hosts public scrambles once a month. I've played this course many times and absolutely love it. Typically it features three 9- hole courses, Deer Run, Panther Claw, and Armadillo, however one of the three has been under renovation for at least the last two years.

Where to start. The course is on the base of Ft Hood. Guy in clubhouse is rude. Redhead dude. Made…read morea tee time and he would not let us go because they had a mini tournament he scheduled on top of. We left. Two days before we played it. The fairways are all mowed to the ground, even the rough. Balls would not stay in the fairway even playing the higher elevation side. Weeds next to fairways. Grass was mowed but clippings were so deep it looked like they were ready to make hay. Carts are old and slow. Lots of weeds all around the ponds. Tee boxes had bare spots more than grass. Layout is very strange. Blind shots over trees and weeds at tee boxes on two holes. Big trees dead center on three fairways. Please explain this. Bottom line the course is managed on a government contract and they are milking the contract. Our service people deserve better. When I visit again I will go to Stonetree instead. The government employee in the military overseeing this contract needs to visit this place and see the contract abuse. I have seen 2 other base courses and both were well managed and were excellent. Not this one.

Could be a decent course. Decent prices and okay greens. Pretty friendly staff for the most part…read more However, You can only use the range until they "run out of balls" the ball picker has been broken and they don't seem to care to get this fixed. Consistently come to hit range and rarely can. Don't waste the drive. Go somewhere else.

Under rated Central Texas course, more challenging than it might seem. History dating back to the…read more1920s as Lake Polk GC.