Webb Hill Country Club

First time playing here as it was a recommendation from regular that was playing at a different event. And he was right, it was worth the trip to play the course. Unfortunately the course had received 4.2in of rain the past 3 days. So the start of the round had a few extra water features. After the first 3 holes , the course was draining pretty good because of all of the elevation changes. It was still wet but not muddy. About the course itself, it's not very long as far as the yardage are concerned specially from the Whites at 6344yds, and the blues ips are 6806yds. Now total yards doesn't make a course hard to difficult. Don't let the 6344yds fool you. There are maybe 1 or 2 holes that is pretty straight everything else is a dog leg left or right. Driver was ok to used because it wet when the course is dry, I expect those tee shots to run out into the trees or hazard. All of the par 3 are over 170yds either going over water or straight up hill. The par 5 with the exception of #4 they have the smallest landing areas and they are tree line dog legs, blind tee shots, downhill and uphill. Par 4s are all dog legs with blind tee shots to the landing area. Going over tree. Tee boxes are shoots for the most part so all you see is tree lines and limbs. NOW one of the best part of the course are the green. They roll pure, even though it had alot of rain they were still moving. Trust the line and you probably score well. I will bring some friends over now that I have seen it and hopefully it's alot dryer conditions.

Webb Hill is a beautiful course. We have played this course about three times and worth the hour and 15 min drive from our home. Great club house, great food, the employees are super nice and welcoming, and beautiful greens!

Great course in a Texas country setting. This course has hills, valleys. Great fairways, sand traps, and greens rolling about 11-12. Definitely worth the trip. Golf carts do not have GPS so bring yours.