Very nice golf course, carts a little problem, they can inidicate your are in a place that you do kot suppose to be and you have to drive in reverse, sometimes in the cart path!

Sammons is one of the best values you’ll find in Central Texas golf. The course is very affordable, and for the price you get well-maintained fairways and greens that usually roll true. The food and drinks are also budget-friendly, which makes it easy to enjoy a full day out without breaking the bank. That said, there are a few areas where Sammons could improve. The tee boxes are often uneven and beat up—noticeably so, even for a municipal course—which can make it frustrating when trying to set up a solid shot. Another drawback is the lack of cart service. Given the Texas heat, especially in the summer, having more cart girls out on the course would make a huge difference in player experience. As a mid-handicap golfer (around 18), I still find this course to be a solid challenge. There are plenty of hazards in play, which forces you to think strategically and rewards precision over brute force. While it may not be the most polished track, Sammons delivers excellent bang for your buck and enough challenge to keep you coming back. Overall: Affordable, fun, and challenging—but with room for improvement in tee box conditions and course amenities.

Really nice, well kept up gold course. I will play there again. Carts well maintained and price to pkay is good, especially after 3pm. Employees very helpful. However, what was frustrating and they needed to work immediately, especially if you don't know the course. 1. Markers to fond the next hole. The map is bad and the paths have no signs or markers which way to go. The first 9 whole Intertwine between the last 9 holes. You start driving around like an idiot figuring out which way to go. 2. The little blocks they use black/white/red. Example red for women. Are so hard to see! Love, they use natural wood, but paint them all away around nit just on the edge of the wood that is fading.

I have walked or ridden along on many golf courses and Sammon's is the nicest public golf course I have visited. Fairways are difficult to maintain in Texas but they do a pretty good job. It's inexpensive, not usually too crowded, with pleasant staff. They work hard to keep the greens looking nice. The scenery is beautiful, and you are sure to see some wildlife. An enjoyable experience.

Great course. Really enjoyed it. Was visiting from out of town a few weeks ago. A fair test. Lots of wind that day though. Pretty tough. Lots of water. Staff was very nice. Food was great in clubhouse.