Anyone played these courses?

Played Cordillera. Course is very long and pretty difficult but we had a lot of fun. Met with the Pro for a while, he was great and played with an Asst Pro who knew the course really well but he played pretty poorly by his standards. The course, practice facilities, staff, clubhouse and locker room were all top notch.

yes. I'm a member at Cimarron...

Thanks for input. Currently a member at Traditions and looking into both of these locations as potential residences. Am visiting both next week to check them out. /any other input is appreciated.

The facilities and course at Cordillera Ranch are amazing

boo- My parents live just on the other side of 29. If you ever need a playing partner, let me know.

happy to get any of you on if interested.

we joined cimarron when it opened in 2003. i think its nice, but maybe a tad more difficult than i would prefer...

ive played both. i think the courses and facilities are similar. but 70 - 100 miles apart in distance. so i think you need to decide where you want to live.
we got a great deal in cimarron a couple of years ago by buying a foreclosure...

Do you happen to know Dr. Sherman? He's a member out there who I played with once and is a good friend of my dad's.

Come out to Kerrville.. Comanche Trace..great course

Come out to Kerrville.. Comanche Trace..great course

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Comanche Trace..great course

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Great greens. Played out here for the first time a couple months ago.

heading to SA for a little golf myself this weekend. commanche trace on saturday. oak hills on sunday.

Cimmeron is a great golf course

cimarron is one of my favorites

Cordillera is special. The facilities are great, the course is always pristine and the layout is hard to beat.

Cordillera Ranch is top notch. Worked out there previously for golf course maintenance. Feel free to message me if you have any questions about the course or property.

"Anymore questions you wanna ask?"-John Wayne

Cordillera was unbelievable when I played it a few years back. My BIL's accountant was a member there and invited us out when he joined. Didn't have a clubhouse at the time and we played in the middle of winter, but it was still in fantastic shape with top notch service (ordered lunch from the beverage cart and it was delivered two holes later). The best greens I've ever seen in Texas, hands down. ProV1s on the range is a nice touch. It's a shame that my BIL had to fire his accountant....

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CR ... Be careful if this will be a long term decision (retirement) fun now, however, not so much post 65. Jmo

Can you comment on why not at 65, Bob?

Just curious.

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Can you comment on why not at 65, Bob?

Just curious.

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Difficulty of the courses? Cordillera has some TOUGH holes, but is a blast to play. Never played Cimarron.

That makes sense! I was way off...thinking there were some clubhouse issues that turned off the older guys or dues were excessive for old timers. Not sure why I misinterpreted that.

That's how I read it...like when you turn 65, you're hit with a $250k assessment or something crazy like that.

its the difficulty of the course .... CR isn't expensive relative to comparable courses in TX

65-80; play a course with wide fairways and big greens as your everyday track.

OP - before you decide between these 2 courses - i would encourage you to go play Briggs Ranch outside of San Antonio.
If you're looking to live close to SA - i'd join Briggs.
IMO - its much better than either Cimarron or CR....