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Golf in Austin, TX
Posted on 2/16/17 at 5:27 pm
Posted on 2/16/17 at 5:27 pm
Need to find a course for May, any suggestions?
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Posted on 2/16/17 at 5:45 pm to geauxjob111
Tons of good options in and around town.
How good are you? Do you prefer nicer courses, ones you can get shitfaced? where are you staying (north/south/east/west) need more info to direct you.
I would recommend checking out golfnow.com for public listings and price ranges.
How good are you? Do you prefer nicer courses, ones you can get shitfaced? where are you staying (north/south/east/west) need more info to direct you.
I would recommend checking out golfnow.com for public listings and price ranges.
Posted on 2/16/17 at 5:52 pm to geauxjob111
Lions - classic public course in downtown close to lake austin. short yardage and can get crowded.
Jimmy Clay/Roy Kizer - newer courses east austin. basically a toss up kizer more of a links course. Clay more elevation, obsacles (they are in 1 complex)
Hancock - 9 holes, oldest public course in texas
Grey Rock - good, long, harder course/ South Mopac
Falconhead - Lakeway area. hardest public course imo.
Pine Forest/colovista - bastrop area. nice scenery, courses not in great condition. pine trees, looks like georgia
riverside- good for groups. east of downtown you can go in a big group and get shitfaced. we played a group of 8 doing 4 man scramble on the same hole. not a ton of traffic. one guy had a cart with no clubs, just drove around handing out shots
avery ranch/ star ranch/ terravista - round rock area, ok nothing special here
crystal falls - cedar park. hill country amateur. hard course. nice for the price
blackhawk- would not recommend, but cheap
river place - hard as frick. west near steiner ranch. long, tons of elevation. great scenery tho. 200 ft + drops and climbs on some holes. big cliffs
Jimmy Clay/Roy Kizer - newer courses east austin. basically a toss up kizer more of a links course. Clay more elevation, obsacles (they are in 1 complex)
Hancock - 9 holes, oldest public course in texas
Grey Rock - good, long, harder course/ South Mopac
Falconhead - Lakeway area. hardest public course imo.
Pine Forest/colovista - bastrop area. nice scenery, courses not in great condition. pine trees, looks like georgia
riverside- good for groups. east of downtown you can go in a big group and get shitfaced. we played a group of 8 doing 4 man scramble on the same hole. not a ton of traffic. one guy had a cart with no clubs, just drove around handing out shots
avery ranch/ star ranch/ terravista - round rock area, ok nothing special here
crystal falls - cedar park. hill country amateur. hard course. nice for the price
blackhawk- would not recommend, but cheap
river place - hard as frick. west near steiner ranch. long, tons of elevation. great scenery tho. 200 ft + drops and climbs on some holes. big cliffs
This post was edited on 2/16/17 at 5:56 pm
Posted on 2/16/17 at 5:54 pm to Winston Cup
bluebonnet is nice, but strict about bringing your own cooler. bluebonnet: 
the bandit in new braunfels about 1 hour south is a top public course in the state.
morris williams isnt great but cheap. close to downtown in east austin
lot of good options can be had in the $20-50 range.
the bandit in new braunfels about 1 hour south is a top public course in the state.
morris williams isnt great but cheap. close to downtown in east austin
lot of good options can be had in the $20-50 range.
Posted on 2/16/17 at 6:01 pm to geauxjob111
There is also peter pan mini golf. 2 -18 hole tracks. $10 or so and its byob. 3 blocks south of downtown on lamar and barton springs
LINK
There is also a Top Golf at the Domain if that is more your speed. About 20 min (depending on traffic) north of downtown on MOPAC aka Loop 1
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There is also a Top Golf at the Domain if that is more your speed. About 20 min (depending on traffic) north of downtown on MOPAC aka Loop 1
Posted on 2/16/17 at 6:55 pm to Winston Cup
A bunch of 10-20 handicappers going for a bach party so we'll need beers. Nothing too hard or expensive. Thanks for your feedback @Winston Cup
Posted on 2/16/17 at 9:21 pm to geauxjob111
Falconhead is great
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