Silverhorn Golf Club

Had a great time today and the course is in good shape
This is a golf course that is tight but very fair. The greens today were a bit long due to the rain in the last week. No cart girl on week days. Best of all they finely got new golf carts.

For this time of year, the course is in really great condition. Course itself is very tight with some very tricky holes with some tough angles.
Played on a Sunday and the pace of play was miserable. Also, surprised to see that there was no beverage girl out on the weekend. Lost money for them in my opinion.

Nice track with some challenging holes, and it’s usually in good shape. The greens are usually rolling very nicely. In addition it’s a nice central location, a short drive for anyone living in North Central SA. The staff are friendly.
The downside of this course… pace of play. I have played here probably 6 – 7 times now, and have never had a round under 5 hours. According to the USGA, the ideal round time is 3h50min. The problem at Silverhorn is tee-​time intervals. They insist on sticking with 8-​minute tee time intervals. I have asked them about it, and they claim it’s not an issue because they keep the first tee moving. Well yes, the tee moves on schedule, but the first hole is a wide par-​5. Once you’re actually out on the course, it’s a traffic jam. The USGA recommends at least 10-​min intervals, I sure wish Silverhorn would listen to that advice.

Played here on a whim since it was close to my hotel and I was pleasantly surprised. Course and greens were in great shape, layout was fairly attractive, and the staff extremely friendly. For the money, I thought it was a pretty good deal. I would recommend a round of golf here.

Played this course a few weeks back and had a great time. I really liked the layout, some minor elevation changes made it fun. The greens were in good shape and receptive to your shots. The staff was nice, lots of rangers (or as they call them, ambassadors) on the course. While they didn’t tell us to hurry up, the consistent presence made it feel like you were on the clock.
This is one of my favorite courses in San Antonio. It was a real surprise considering their marketing or website doesn’t do the course and facility/​staff justice.
if you are looking for good value and a solid course, i would highly recommend Silverhorn.

Let me start off by saying I am not a good golfer. I’d say I have flashes of ineptitude rather than greatness. This being said I hate to pay more than forty dollars to play golf due to my general lack of skill. My experience at Silverhorn really left an impression on me though. I could tell they really took pride in their course due to the immaculate conditions of the greens. Overall, the course is challenging but not too difficult. Be warned if you put a ball in the bushes you won’t be getting it back. However, what really caught my attention was the amazing service. The guys at the pro shop were very friendly and approachable. The bar staff was very nice and made it a pleasure being there. One of my gripes playing golf sometimes is you only see the drink cart girl once every nine holes. My game tends to drop off quickly so I find myself looking for the drink cart. It seemed like every few holes the drink cart was coming around which was great. What was a nice touch was they even remembered our names. It may not seem like a big deal but it was nice to see the staff at Silverhorn takes that extra step to make their players feel welcomed. The only reason I gave Silverhorn four stars and not five was the price. But that is a reflection on me and nothing to do with them. If my golf game gets better and I feel more confident spending more money Silverhorn has my business for life. Great job guys!

A quality golf course. The fairways, greens, and tee boxes are all well maintained. If you don’t have any deals or hook ups, the green fees are a little on the pricy side. However, they offer a players club membership where you can get unlimited range balls. If you enjoy walking, Silverhorn is not a difficult course to walk because it’s pretty flat. I’ve played here 3 times and I’ve encountered deer every time. Its a pretty cool feeling. Standing over your putt while a deer is just walking by in the background. The only downfall I see is that because it is a really nice course, it gets very busy during peak hours. I’m talking about 5+ hour rounds busy, so be prepared.

I just moved to the area and decided to try some SA courses.
I got a great deal on the course. For $ 22 I got a $ 50 experience. The greens were some of the best I have played on. The fairways are nice as well. It is a difficult and technical course. It is tight and you can get into hazards without even realizing they are there.
If you want a challenge, this is a great course. If you want an easy day on the course, you may want to look elsewhere. I would play here again anytime.