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I'm looking for. The fields just keep getting better at the Valero Texas Open and the course is maturing beautifully. That improvement is reflected in the fact it was rated at No. The Oaks, designed by Greg Norman, is absolutely a Top course and a real joy to play, even if you're a mid- to -high-handicapper and the layout dutifully slices and dices up your game.

It's a gorgeous piece of Hill Country property with some nice roll to the land, but the larger hills are saved for the Canyons.

It's a wonderfully walkable layout to boot, and hoofers were out in abundance on the brisk spring day I played. I enjoyed playing the Oaks more than TPC Sawgrass -- architecture buffs can go ahead and skewer me with that statement.

I can take it -- because of the two short par 4s, a fine collection of par 3s and artful shaping of the property that just oozes "Hill Country" at every turn. Okay, maybe the 18th is a little over the top, but that's Texas, for ya There are some devilish pin positions out there, and there really isn't an easy approach shot on the course, but TPCs are meant to be a supreme examination of your game, which this course absolutely is.

But in spite of the inevitable scorecard carnage, it's still such a pleasant walk from No. Course was in "tournament shape. Deep green and beautiful. Really significant rough and most firm, fast greens I have played in many years. Green complexes are raised and run off into closely mown collection areas and deep bunkering.

This is not a course for beginners or very high handicaps. I am a 7 hdcp and got beaten up badly. Hit some 9 irons to centers of greens that bounced and released over with premium ball, not a rock. Not nearly as scenic as sister course Canyons, but 5x the test.

Conditions were among best I have ever played. Price is brutal but this gives you the real feel of playing a PGA Tour venue. Highly recommend the drinks and food at the restaurant 18 Oaks. Pro: Since this course hosts the Valero Open Tournament this course was in really great conditions.

Bunkers were to be a challenge. The course was green all around. This is a must play course if you are around the San Antonio area.

TPC courses are usually very good courses like this one. Rough was thick all the way around. Con: The greens were rolling smoothly but tended to be slow. The walk from the parking lot is a big uphill walk. Overall I really like the course a lot. Rating Snapshot. Content, Offers and more. Rating Index Rating. Conditions 4. Value 2. Layout 4. Friendliness 2. Pace 3. Amenities 3.

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Scorecard for Oaks. Metrics: yards meters. Course Details Year Built Fairways TifSport Bermuda Grass. Greens Champions Bermuda Grass. Golf Season Year round. Architect Greg Norman Tad Burnett Carts Yes. Clubs Yes. Pull-carts Yes. Driving Range Yes. Golf School Academy Yes. Teaching Pro Yes. Putting Green Yes. Credit Cards Accepted Yes.

Metal Spikes Allowed No. Walking Allowed Yes. Book a Golf Vacation Learn More. Become a Member Learn More. Request Membership Information. Valero Texas Open. Oaks Course. Canyons Course. Eighteen holes, yards, Par Golf cart required. Designed by Pete Dye with player consultant Bruce Lietzke.

The Oaks Course presents topographic subtleties of Hill Country terrain framed by mature live oaks.