Enjoyed coming here to hit some golf balls and practice my swing. Place is clean and offers lots of…read morespaces to swing a whose sets of golf clubs. Prices are decent and the office has drinks and water for sale. I like the fact that this place offers a shaded area to swing.

Looking for an acceptable place to hit golf balls midst the searing heat of summer? The Wylie Golf…read moreCenter is a unique range that just might fit the bill. Situated off Rochelle Drive, this used to be not just a range, but also an executive golf course, perfect for a quick and enjoyable round of golf. Alas, the course was closed, and the location is reborn as the Wylie Range. The executive course is now in disrepair, overgrown with weeds and bushes....a pity! Behind the diminutive club house is a cricket field, used by certain leagues throughout the season. The very real advantage of this range is its unique (for our area) double decker design, with hitting off mats on the first and second floor. (This two story design is very common in Japan, which I spied on my trip there a few years ago, given the premium on real estate in major cities there.) But the advantage in our city is the respite from the sun during practice. And should the intrepid golfer prefer grass, there is also an area left of the main area for that type of practice. The staff is always pleasant and welcoming, and the facility offers clubs for sale (I am unsure if the pricing is competitive) and offers some club repair. Lessons are offered by the pros at the range, adults and youngsters often seen taking advantage of this feature. One feature of the range is that the terrain drops away from the hitting area, which I find somewhat difficult to determine actual distances I am hitting, despite markers that one can target. But this is perhaps just my particular issue. Balls are of newer Callaway range balls, in contradistinction to some complaints from a couple of years ago, some complaining of old, shoddy balls. Sadly, the short game area is definitely lacking, with bunkers filled with pebbles and overgrown with grass. The chipping grass is marked with weeds, and the larger putting area did not survive the summer heat: dead grass, not even tended today. This is a major disappointment, as years ago, the putting area was large and of different breaks that would allow development of skill with this aspect of the game. But given the shortcomings of the short game area, the double decker range is a blessing for our climate during the summer, and in truth is my "go to" range for that one reason. If you love hitting balls, but do not want to suffer so much with the sun, visit the range on Rochelle. I think you will enjoy the experience!!

I've been a loyal member of the Alamo City Golf Trail for years, but I've finally had enough…read more Willow Springs--much like the other courses on the trail--has become a complete disappointment. The conditions are unacceptable: greens are inconsistent, fairways are poorly maintained, and there's a clear lack of investment or pride in the product being offered. But the worst part isn't even the conditions--it's the arrogance from the top. Ruben Caraveo, one of the higher-ups, doesn't just ignore constructive criticism from paying golfers--he actively argues with them on social media and even blocks those who dare to call out the Alamo City Golf Trail's failures. His behavior is unprofessional and speaks volumes about the overall culture of the organization. When leadership is this defensive and out of touch, it's no surprise the courses continue to decline. Golfers deserve better. If you can't take feedback and own the issues, maybe you're in the wrong business.

Course is an amazing shape after the remodel. Great value overall. Would recommend trying the…read morerestaurant as well.

The people who work there are horrible. Nothing unusual but everyone has a bad attitude. They all…read moreseem like working there is horrible. I thought because I only golf there when I'm invited by my group I might be wrong but I used to golf there all the time. I stopped because of the rude behavior. They act like you are intentionally interrupting something they are doing? I could see if they were on par with the TPC or even The Resort course but there new layout for a pool made the course worse. Overpriced also. Beware don't ask for two of the very small bags of range balls

Not bad course but under massive construction and still charged full price. They could have least…read moreto us prior to starting the round!

This course charges you resort fees at $170 a round, but the conditions of the course are that of…read moremany of the municipal courses here in San Antonio. The sand traps are like concrete with a light dusting of sand the greens are readable and inconsistent. It is an absolute shame for the layout of this course is very nice. The resorts too highly of their course and doesn't really put in an effort to maintain the course. If you are local to San Antonio or traveling from out of town there is much better selection of courses outside of La Cantera

Nice course. A cut below the sister Palmer Course that sits next door but one I would be happy to…read moreplay again if in the area. Played under a 4 hour pace and enjoyed all the amenities including the GPS in the cart and the frequent opportunities to eat and drink throughout the round. While similar to the Palmer Course (should be since they are adjacent) - Palmer course was in better condition tee to green and was more visually pleasing since it sits higher on the hills. The resort course does play next to Six Flags Fiesta which offered some interesting views as well but the Palmer course was a cut above for whatever its worth. One point of interest/annoyance... Opening hole is a 660+ yard par 5. It is significantly downhill with a prevailing downwind so I'm guessing it plays more like a 550 yard hole. While the hole itself is fun to play as you don't often get to see/play holes that look like that - any avid golfer will tell you that it takes a couple of holes/swings to groove oneself into a round. That's why a lot of golf architects start off courses with relatively modest length, easier holes to allow golfers to segue from the driving range into the round itself. Doesn't make a lot of sense to me to start the round goading a player in to swinging out of his/her shoes. Nothing good comes of that. Starting the round with a lost ball or an OB doesn't allow one to set a good tenor for the day. I'd consider swapping the 9s. But what do I know - I don't play on tour or run a course.

One of the best places to play golf as well as take golf classes! Course is challenging and well…read moremaintained to play on. Pro shop has snacks and gets you going with play time and golf kart. Overall, an awesome and challenging course to play on!

Good base golf course. Unfortunately it is always flooded or extremely wet. Doesn't make some holes…read moreenjoyable. Not there fault, they try. I DO NOT like the shotgun start they do on Saturday mornings. Avoid at all costs. This causes five hour rounds. Way too many people playing at the same time. And, they will have tournaments going at the same time. It's just too much. Go on weekdays and you'll be better off.

The woman marshal there is interrupting our play by trying to tell us how to play golf. Used to be…read moreone of my favorite courses to play. Now I will never be there again

A 30 minute pile up completely ruined my round. Marshalls had no clue how to manage the tee times…read more 4 groups had to wait to tee off...

Love the changes they're making, their staff is great and very friendly! We love coming hereread more

Awesome people, great service. course is looking better! Beer is an affordable price. won't cost…read moreyou an arm and a leg like some of the other course. good course to get some practice in.

Of all the courses I played in the San Antonio area, this one was the absolute best! They used to…read moreplay the Valero Open at this course before it was moved to TPC San Antonio. This is definitely more challenging with some very scenic views. Very well designed. The fairways, bunkers and greens were in excellent condition.

Received a Stay and Play certificate from the La Cantera Golf club earlier this year. As we were…read morebooked into the La Cantera Resort & Spa for mid August, I called and booked a tee time. I was assured that the email I had would be honored by the golf shop attendant. Upon arrival for my 9:00 AM tee time, the attendant said they did no have any Stay and Play arrangements. I showed him the email and pointed out that the email came from them. He said sorry and charged each of us $142. The manager was summoned and he said that of course, they would honor the offer from them and we were refunded our $142. Before we teed off, I received a call from the pro shop asking me to stop by. The manager said he was mistaken and we had to pay for the round. However, we would receive the member discount of 50%. They charged each of us $92. At this point, I decided to not point out that $92 was much more than 50% of the $142 we first paid: Was afraid that our round may soar to $184! Very poor performance by the staff at the golf club: I will not play there again.