
Rebecca Creek Course
The Club at Rebecca Creek
About this course
The Club at Rebecca Creek sits in the Texas Hill Country near Spring Branch, roughly 30 miles north of San Antonio. Designed by the team of Hoffman and Metz, the course takes advantage of the region's characteristic limestone terrain, live oak groves, and elevation changes that define golf in this part of central Texas. The routing works through rolling hills and natural creek corridors, offering a layout that reflects the rugged beauty of the Hill Country landscape. The design incorporates native grasses and preserves much of the existing vegetation, creating a course that fits naturally into its surroundings. Players encounter holes that move through stands of mature oaks and across rocky outcroppings, with several holes playing along or across Rebecca Creek itself. The elevation shifts provide strategic interest and varied shot requirements throughout the round, typical of Hill Country golf where topography plays a central role in the challenge. The club operates as a private facility and serves as a residential community amenity, combining golf with other recreational offerings common to Texas Hill Country developments. The course provides a regional option for golfers seeking the distinctive character of Hill Country design, where limestone ledges, native flora, and natural water features shape both the visual experience and the playing strategy.
FAQ
Common questions about Rebecca Creek
Ratings, design, and course details pulled from Course Vaults.
Rebecca Creek was designed by Hoffman and Metz.
Yes. Rebecca Creek is listed as welcoming public or guest play on Course Vaults.
Par at Rebecca Creek is 72.
Rebecca Creek plays 6,863 yards from the back tees on Course Vaults.
The slope rating at Rebecca Creek is 127.
Rebecca Creek is a 18-hole course.



