Anytime I'm down around Rebecca Creek I always swing in the golf course grill. I would say this is…read moreone of the best burgers you're ever going to have. The buns are nice and buttery and seem to be baked fresh daily. The fry's have a perfect golden crisp. The club sandwich and the melts are also out of this world. I also like to fried shrimp but I had to say everything on the menu has always been top-notch. If you're in the area I know it's kind of out of the way but definitely swing by!

Fun time. The tee boxes were dry and hard to get a tee into at times but we pushed thru. Greens…read morereally nice fairways were fair.... A couple dry spots but not overwhelming. Nice little bar and a grill outside to order from.

First time here and I will be returning! I did the $15 pass. Brought eater bottle and bag of towels…read moreand some snacks. You can also bring in a cooler for an additional amount. They have a nice bar but I didn't drink anything. Their food menu was surprising! They have your typical bar food ( mozzarella sticks, chicken tenders, etc) but they also offered tacos and protein bowls. I had a grilled shrimp bowl with rice, a slaw and two hushpuppies and was impressed. They also have boils! The property is well maintained. You can rent cabanas. We brought our belongings to the very bottom and jumped right in the river. The bathroom was a little gross.

Great place to hang out and start/finish your floating experience. We got there early and didn't…read morehave to wait for a tube and didn't have trouble finding a table. The city water chute is right there and is a fun addition to the experience. It was convenient that there was a bar which served drinks and food... nothing fancy but enough to satisfy the hunger. They played music and had a few yard games. The shuttle was easy to find and return.

This is the most unique Disc Golf course I have ever seen…read more I have played Disc Golf in 44 states at this point and none of them have been anything like flying armadillo. Such a cool set up you can tell they truly put a lot into it and my wife and child had more fun than they've ever had playing disc golf so worth the admission. I will be back at some point if for nothing else but an ace run because I was so close on so many holes and despite playing Disc Golf for 20 years at this point, I've never had an ace

If I could give this place 10 stars I would. We had never played and this place makes you fall in…read morelove with the sport. The courses are amazing and we want to bring everyone we know here! Everyone who works here is so nice and helpful if you have questions and anyone who plays here is the SAME! Love this place!

Awesome little range with a hands on owner! I met Mr. Ogrin while he was working his counter in the…read moremain building. He was very talkative and engaged with my littlest golfer and has great prices for his buckets. I asked about lessons for my HS golfer and instead of plugging himself (he's also a PGA professional) he told me how great of an instructor Eric is and a few tips for my son to work on at home.

Good place to go practice and work on your swing. Open until 10:00pm and there isn't a bunch of…read moredriving range options around.

We enjoyed the mini-golf and they discounted the price since I'm military veteran…read more The staff is very friendly and helpful. They have some drinks and snacks available for purchase.

Looking for a brief road trip for the intrepid golfer, even in devilish 100 plus degree…read moretemperatures lately? Pack your clubs and head north, north to New Braunfels, Texas and the Landa Park Golf Course, for a rewarding day on the links. A 45 minute drive from San Antonio, the course is nestled between the historic Comal River Power Plant, and the meandering Comal River. The towering smoke stacks of the plant mark the geographic location of the course, and the mirth and laughter of tubers on the river provide auditory proof that one has found the place. (A point of interest is that the Comal River was diverted by a canal in the 1800's, and the Plant was built aside the canal in 1925. It seems the near constant 70 degree water temperature was considered ideal for cooling the plant, and its electricity served the surrounding areas for decades. The plant has been closed for some years, was saved from the demolition ball, and has been repurposed for loft and garden apartments.) But, back to the course. Our recent visit found very welcoming counter staff and starter of very good humour! The fee? $29.00 plus $10.00 for the cart, a pretty reasonable week day, senior rate for a respectable golf course. One important consideration for the patron: NO DRIVING RANGE, so take your weighted club to loosen up prior to your round. The course features a large putting practice green, the surface of which closely mirrors the greens on the course. I did not spy a sand trap practice area. Golf carts are in excellent condition, featuring satellite range finder on board. Despite the record breaking heat of late, the fairways were in surprising condition, a very few bare spots, as one may expect. But the good news? The greens were perfectly tended, rolling fast and true, almost as rolling the dimpled ball on a carpet! There are water hazards along the course, and only two forced carries off the tee. On the front nine, meandering streams closely guard the approach to two greens: Achtung!! Peligro!! Danger Will Robinson!! Choose your clubs carefully! (speaking from unhappy experience here on the first of the two). There are dog legs to contend with, making for interesting play, but previous knowledge of the layout would definitely be advantageous for the patron. Interesting also: 3 par threes on the back nine. The player will find some elevation changes, again providing interest and challenge for club selection. The layout is fair, with no "tricked up" holes. Another visual treat: deer munching leaf salad along the course, ducks paddling the springs and ponds along the track. Our foursome totally enjoyed the course. The course is definitely not on the level as say, La Cantera, or TPC, or Barton Creek. But this is a VERY respectable track, and for the price, just can't be beat. (BTW, the level of skill of our foursome: usually scoring in the high 70's to high 80's) We will definitely return! Enjoy yelpers!!

Awesome experience in TX Hill Country! The ride is decently long with lots of fun twists and turns…read more Not too intense for children, I think. Amazing views and a wonderful drive to the location.

I came to the area to spend time with my good friend and I suggested we come here. I had remembered…read morethe last time I went on a Mountain coaster was in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee. So I was excited to see what New Braunfels has to offer. I prepaid online for the tickets and reserved for 11:00 AM on a Saturday. When I arrived, the parking situation was terribly confusing. Once you drive in, there's a huge parking lot then there's a sign that says, "Camp Fimfo", I drove through the entrance of the sign. Towards my left, I saw a water park and drove to the back of the amusement park where I spotted everyone on golf carts. I turned around and drove to where the coaster was a tiny sign pointing in the direction of it. I got lost and via Google reviews a lot of people do. So to find the coaster, keep your eyes peeled for tiny signs that they "alpine coaster" is on the left side after the water park. There's plenty of parking in front of the coaster and a country store on site. I parked on some dusty rocks as the parking lot wasn't paved. There was hardly anyone else around for the 11:00 AM slot which was great! No long lines. My friend and I located the restroom on the side of the store. Restrooms were clean. Back at the coaster, we both signed waivers and the coaster staff helped us into separate seats with seatbelts. I had so much fun!! I couldn't stop laughing because the speed was fast around the curves and I didn't pull up the brakes. I pushed down the lever to make the cart go. I loved this Alpine coaster!! They have lockers where you can store your personal belongings. Bring your own lock. I would go around this coaster over and over again if I lived closer!!

I cant recommend this place enough! A friend of mine found it on online so we decided to check it…read moreout one evening. It's BYOB so we brought a cooler and our clubs and stayed for a few hours. They have lights so you can play until after the sun goes down which is great. During the summer they have unlimited balls for $10, I think? And they have a dj. If I lived closer I would be here everyday‍

The place is in pretty rough condition, isn't much to look at, and the prices are no bargains. Most…read moreof the range goes out to 150 yards. In one small area it goes out to 250. Staff are very friendly. Very easy access from the parking area to the driving range. It kind of smells like cat pee under the awning. I guess it's better than nothing.

This course doesn't deserve the hate that the people are giving it. We are experiencing a scorcher…read moreof a summer and this course looks immaculate. The course is tough but rewarding with a lot of drivable greens and every hole is a scenic one. The warm up area includes a driving range (Balls provided), a very nice pitching area with sand traps, and a nice putting area to give you the false confidence that you're going to get warmed up and play a great round. Every person i talked to was incredibly nice and went out of there way to help us. Most of the complaints are from people who are trying to play with a 5-somewhere, or trying to bring someone who isn't going to play. You're playing a semi private course if you want to do this go to the municipal or go play putt putt.

Beautiful golf course in the hill country! My husband and I were able to make a Saturday morning…read moretee time the day before and the course was in a great condition. Would highly recommend if visiting the area.