Horseshoe Bay Resort Golf Packages

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Giddy Up!

Starting from $247 per golfer per night (Low Season)

4 night lodging at Horseshoe Bay Resort

  • 2 golfers sharing a Classic Two Queen Room

4 rounds of golf

  • 1 complimentary arrival day round after 2pm (Sun to Thu only) on Apple Rock, Ram Rock, or Slick Rock
  • 1 round on Apple Rock Golf Course
  • 1 round on Ram Rock Golf Course
  • 1 round on Slick Rock Golf Course

Golf cart (shared)

Taxes

Resort fees

Package can be revised for alternate lodging and golf course options, additional nights, rounds and number of golfers.

Texas Ranger

Starting from $285 per golfer per night (Low Season)

3 night lodging at Horseshoe Bay Resort

  • 2 golfers sharing a Classic Two Queen Room

4 rounds of golf

  • 1 complimentary arrival day round after 2pm (Sun to Thu only) on Apple Rock, Ram Rock, or Slick Rock
  • 1 round on Apple Rock Golf Course
  • 1 round on Ram Rock Golf Course
  • 1 round on Slick Rock Golf Course

Golf cart (shared)

Taxes

Resort fees

Package can be revised for alternate lodging and golf course options, additional nights, rounds and number of golfers.

Top Selling Golf Courses

  • Apple Rock Golf Course
  • Ram Rock Golf Course
  • Slick Rock Golf Course

Top Selling Lodging

  • Horseshoe Bay Resort

Commonly Asked Questions

Texas

The spring and fall months offer ideal weather for golfing in Texas, with pleasant temperatures and minimal rainfall.

Yes, many Texas golf resorts, including Horseshoe Bay, feature family-friendly amenities such as pools, spas, and outdoor adventures.

Pack lightweight clothing, sun protection, golf shoes, and a windbreaker for cooler evenings or unexpected weather changes.

In addition to world-class golf, Texas Hill Country is famous for its wineries, hiking trails, and scenic landscapes.

Yes, Texas has numerous public golf courses, including Memorial Park Golf Course in Houston and TPC San Antonio.

Some of Texas's top golf destinations include Horseshoe Bay, TPC San Antonio, and La Canterra.

Texas has a very diverse mix of landscapes, and so do the golf courses. They serve up a great variety, from desert borders in the west to farmland in the east. This is one of the reasons why the state has amazing golf. With a mild climate and over 800 courses strewn across desert mountains, the lush Piney Woods, and seaside links, Texas is a huge playground for golfers.

One of the toughest golf courses in Texas is undoubtedly the Oaks Course at TPC San Antonio. Designed by Greg Norman, it reflects the departure from the modern tournament-style course to a rather natural look and feel, without sacrificing the fan experience, making it tournament friendly. The golf course has a traditional design balancing narrower tree-lined fairways with wider fairways, which offers multiple routes to the green.

There are only 100 feet of fall from the highest point of the course to the lowest. The first four holes of the Oaks Course, including the 213-yard par-3 third, add up to a brutal 1,750 yards, which makes this golf course a real challenge even for skilled golfers. Playing through the dry outlands, the Greg Norman design is one of the most strategically compelling golf courses with aggressive bunkering and several unique, demanding par 5s.

Horseshoe Bay Resort

Horseshoe Bay is about an hour’s drive from Austin and approximately 90 minutes from San Antonio.

Yes, the resort provides convenient shuttle services to its courses for guests staying on-site.

Absolutely! Families can enjoy a variety of activities, including boating, tennis, and spa services, in addition to golf.

Yes, premium golf club rentals are available at all three courses.

The best time to golf at Horseshoe Bay is in the spring or fall, when the weather is mild, and the courses are in prime condition.

Horseshoe Bay Resort features three championship courses: Slick Rock, Apple Rock, and Ram Rock, along with the exclusive Summit Rock for members.