First time playing a tournament at this location and was very impressed on how well the bathrooms,…read morefacility, golf course, and range are kept. Registration was a breeze and everyone was very friendly and courteous! Hope I get to be in the top 15 on this tournament!

Recently joined River Crossing Club as the food and beverage team was under going a management…read morechange. The changes have been great. Great food, great service, and exciting and constantly changing specials menu. The facilities are great and I absolutely love the golf course, equipment, and pro shop staff. If you are looking for a great, not too snobby golf/social club, then check out River Crossing.

Course is in beautiful conditions! Everyone is friendly! One of the best courses I've ever played onread more

We used the Cardinal room at Lady Bird for our wedding rehearsal dinner, catered by the Red Bird…read moreGrill on site! Chris was wonderful to work with and helped everything go off without a hitch. The fajitas were fantastic, the room was beautiful and we all had a wonderful time. We would highly recommend!!!

Owner had invested in the course more in the past year. The clubhouse still ain't finished. Not…read moresure what the deal is there. The difficult thing to get over is the rates are high in my opinion. My son and I play and he is a junior and junior don't get much of a break. Plum creek juniors are free. They also changed the way the course holes are numbered . The back nine is now the new front nine. I am not a fan of that either

I play this course regularly after not playing it for years. I live in Wimberley but it was such a…read moregoat track before the new owners took over. massive improvements to the greens, sand traps, and hundreds of trimmed or dead live oak trees make this an enjoyable and challenging track worth every penny compared to other course in the area. the new clubhouse, restaurant and event center should be ready by year end and will be spectacular. the new owners are clearly committed to raining the level of this once lowly golf course. Bravo!!!

Perfect place to escape esp in a pandemic Very friendly…read morestaff. Very clean facilities. I felt 100pct safe. Get away to Hill Country

This golf course is beautifully maintained and is truly great. We played two rounds here and it's…read moredefinitely on the top of our list for favorites we've played. The resort is a little bit of a different story and I have written a separate review on that. The staff in the pro shop and on the course were fantastic!

Beautiful place, amazing food. Everyone was really nice and outgoing. Great place for golf.read more

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.

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!!

Beautiful course and highly recommended. Tee times are plentiful and we had a great outing. Thank…read moreyou

Guy who worked there had a word for me under his breath as he walked by. I've never met him in my…read morelife but he didn't like something about me. Just an overall uncomfortable experience at this golf course.