The resort is like 3 separate experiences.
1. The golf course, Black Jack's Crossing, is just stunning. A great course, beautiful setting, a jewel in Texas golf! I'd play it again at the going rate in a second. Fantastic!
2. The rooms and resort itself were "fine". The room was clean and comfortable but you notice things that are not well maintained. Like bathroom sink was rusting through, the shower doors has holes in them where the grab bars used to be. The freezer is M/L frosted over.
3. The food was borderline terrible!!. At the Bar the menu had 2 pages but the only thing available was fries and hot dogs and a sub sandwich. The fries came drenched in a gallon of queso, the sub sandwich (finally) came, ice cold, and we didn't try the hot dogs. Breakfast the next morning at the Restaurant was buffet or cooked to order so we went for cooked to order. The eggs were cold and runny, no butter on the toast (or the table) and the sausage didn't show so they brought some from the buffet (that we were avoiding!) until a sausage patty that came out, silver dollar sized and rock hard (and somehow still seemed undercooked). The next day at the Coffee/Cafe place, the breakfast burrito was I'm 95% positive yesterday's reheated buffet eggs and bacon. Passable but not very good. Coffee was good but basically they managed to screw up breakfast twice and basic bar food once.
All in all I'd rate the golf course a 10, the room a 5 and the food a 1. Go for the golf, stay elsewhere.