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First time golfing at Lackland Air Force Base, and we were impressed! The course is tough but a lot of fun with plenty of hills that keep each hole interesting. The fairways were in great shape, and it was super easy to get an early morning tee time. We will definitely be back again!

The course has great grass and the course layout is great. All but 2 members of the staff is super friendly…not gonna throw out names… The biggest complaint is that the overall management of the course seems to be lacking. The greens are super inconsistent (roll them daily) and it will help how spongy they are. Half the sprinklers are leaking and half don’t work, hence all the dry spots around the greens and fairways. This course could be the best of JBSA courses if they would just focus on the course (roll the greens & mow down the super high weeds) and not worry about “other things.” In comparison, go play Randolph, it is in much better condition and upon arrival in the pro shop you can tell they care more about their customers and their experience than Lackland. It’s almost a daily course for me but that’s just because of convenience. It has all the potential but it seems the overall management is lacking in more ways than one.

My buddies and I had a great time visiting this course. Tony was awesome and provided us great service.

I’ve played at several military golf courses across Texas, and unfortunately Gateway Hills at Lackland AFB falls short in nearly every category. The greens are wildly inconsistent—overgrown making putting a frustrating guessing game. It’s clear the course isn’t being maintained to the same standard as others like Randolph. Fairways are rough, bunkers neglected, and overall it feels like upkeep is an afterthought. On multiple visits, I’ve had trouble locating anyone to check in or ask for assistance. When someone is around, they’re not particularly helpful or welcoming. It’s a shame, because the location has potential, but right now it feels like Gateway Hills is being left behind.