I am a member of Invited Club, which I assumed is a premium member service focused on providing value and hospitality to its members. However, I recently received an unsolicited cold call from Invited Club under the pretense of "helping me celebrate my birthday." This call was nothing more than a thinly veiled sales pitch, pitching either booking a private room rental or making dining reservations. It was completely out of line with the type of experience I expect as a paying member. I did not request or authorize this type of solicitation, and I find it highly inappropriate for Invited Club to use my personal information for aggressive sales tactics.

It's a beautiful country club. We did not have dinner, but the staff was excellent at the event we attended.

I’ve been an active member at The Hills for a while now, and it’s hands-down the best golf experience in Austin. Four great courses in the Hill Country—well-maintained, challenging, and fun. The staff is top-notch—friendly, professional, and always on point. I always enjoy seeing new members out there and getting the chance to bring friends and family—it's a treat every time.

$70 steak, fat and gristle. Not a good cut. No sides included. Ordered mashed potatoes, served cold. Steak over cooked. Not going back.

We went to The Hills Country Club a few Fridays back with our friends, who are members and it was surprisingly a delightful experience. The food was excellent, the environment was family friendly and we enjoyed the live entertainment and there was an amazing face painter. It was a wonderful way to spend our Friday evening.