Arcis is the management company for Riverplace, and they have proven to be incompetent and…read moredeliberately misleading. Arcis ignored a very leaky roof for 6+ years (among many other obvious maintenance needs), resulting in the clubhouse, gym, bar, restaurant, locker rooms and day care being closed for at least 9 months due to flood damage starting in July of 2025. Membership dues remain full price for unavailable services and facilities. They've intentionally mislead members about the restoration timeline to avoid member attrition. Riverplace has so much potential, and great members and staff. Arcis is squandering what should be a Hill Country gem.

Worst management I have ever run across, all they care about is money. Golf course is the only…read morething that is good. Food is worse than chain restaurants at 5 star prices. Work out facilities suck. Was a member for 10 years and it got worse every year, glad I quit.

GHCC is the best! The staff, management, members are so nice. We have made some life long friends…read moreat GHCC. The golf course is amazing and kept in great shape. So lucky to be a member here.

We love Great Hills Country Club for many reasons, but the Junior Golf program is truly…read moreexceptional. Our boys have been playing weekly since they were 3 & 5, learning about etiquette, healthy habits, and a love for being outside playing golf with friends. Their favorite summer camp is Great Hills Golf Camp! The tennis program is great too - the kids have so much fun and there are plenty of opportunities for adults too - it feels so easy to jump in and start playing no matter what level you are. We cherish our family and friend time on the course, courts, and pool and feel blessed to raise our family in such a great community!

The Entryway. It's blah. The Grounds. They don't keep up…read morewith all the green spaces. Exception are the greens. The food - Most is Not from scratch/Not quality. 2 1/2 - 3 stars. Exceptions are the soups. Alcohol is over-priced. The drinking water is not purified/reverse osmosis. Safety has gone down.

Private Club requiring membership. Super staff. Decent…read morefood. Lovely, lush grounds. Fun parties. Book club. Hard golf course. Family nights. Attractive buildings. Great ladies locker area and I presume the men's side is good as well. Pro shop that responds to your needs. Good spa. Bar with drinks made the way you want them...like lemon margaritas. Tennis, pickle ball, Bible group, super swimming pool, golf, gym. It's a great place to just hang out, have a meal, play and be with friends.

We joined the club one year ago after moving to the area. What's great club, membership has been…read morevery welcoming and we have made many new friends. The golf is first rate and the food service is excellent. I also enjoy the world class fitness center. Highly recommend

Each time we visit, there is a new problem. Last time food and service was poor. They tried hiring…read morecheap staff from different countries. This year they spend a bunch of money fixing up the place but the AC wasn't working. They actually tried seating us in the hot dining room and apologized the AC was broken. We asked to be moved to the table in the bar, where, the AC was working. A nice teenage boy had no idea what was on the menu or special's. Our orders were wrong. We invited guests and it was embarrassing. With all the restaurant options, why do we keep giving our club excuses? They also spent thousands updating the pool from 1970's but left huge concrete grand stand seats when it was once a tennis court. Kids are in the no kids pool, and the young life guards blare hip hop music apparently only they enjoy. Sad.

We've been members for a long time and I've always been impressed with how much more this club is…read moreable to do for its members with the amount they pay for it. While other clubs are demanding entry fees above the average American's annual income, high monthly rates, periodic multi-thousand dollar assessments, etc., balcones somehow gets by with a monthly fee comparable to a cell phone bill and still manages to be more fun, especially for families. Swim team, golf, regular fun family events, various clubs, tennis, pickleball, cornhole tournaments, the list goes on. The staff is super friendly, the food is very good, and the value you get for your money is remarkable. Finally, the youth golf program is just truly exceptional. It's led by JJ Jennings who is one of those incredible people you feel very lucky to have the opportunity to meet and have your children taught by. An endlessly patient, fun, and talented teacher, JJ churns out great young golfers, and had my son truly loving the game even after only a few lessons. 10+ lessons in and we're now able play together, and at 12 years old its like playing with a mature little man. So much fun. Also under JJ's leadership, the other coaches emulate his style and I've heard nothing but great things about them as well. I really can't recommend the youth golf academy enough.

As a member, I wish I could say better things. The club just makes mistake after mistake. The tap…read moreselection at the bar needs more micro brews.

This is place is great. The staff is amazing and the services they provide are great. A full 18…read moreholes, pools, court sports, and a great restaurant. Every Friday they do a buffet for $20 (for members) and each Friday it's a different spread. Awesome managers and a months FULL of events. If you are looking for a place to join to meet people, have a good time, and win money/prizes, this is the place to be.

There are two different ways to talk about this place... as a country club and as a golf course…read more Let's start with the latter. Let's be real, GCC is never going to host a US Open qualifier. But now that that's out of the way, my advice is to take this place for what it is instead of complaining about what it is not. It is NOT a super long or super challenging course. It IS a beautiful, old school golf course that is well maintained and cleverly laid out. The course was built in 1925 so many of the fairways are pretty narrow. If you're used to just bombing away, slices be damned... you won't play very well here. But if you enjoy figuring out tricky approaches and aren't intimidated by hilly lies, there's plenty here to keep even the best players engaged. What about the club? Same principle applies. Take it for what it is, not what it is not. The club itself is NOT a place where you'll see Teslas and Ferraris in the parking lot. And you're probably not going to find investors for your new startup here. But you ARE going to find great people and a tight little community. The bar is busy most nights and the food is good. If you've been a member at any golf clubs, you know that these are not things to be taken for granted. The tennis community is active and the club is very friendly towards children and families. Basically, this might be the perfect country club for people who never thought they would want to join a country club. If that's you, you'll love it! If not, you've got plenty of other great choices.