Jimmy Clay Golf Course

Jimmy Clay & Roy kizer have had the best public greens in Austin area the past couple months. 5 stars for the price point.

Another great Austin municipal course. This course is usually in pretty decent shape and today was no exception. The green were in great shape, but the fairways are starting to get a little bare and burnt out in some spots. This usually makes for a tight lie next to the green or on your approach shot. You have to grind on this course due to the layout, but it is a really fun course to play. The pace today was the worst I've seen in 2 years here, but the staff does a good job of trying to prevent this. Well worth the money. Kizer on the other side is playing a bit better this time of year.

The day was perfect for golf. Greens were receptive. Little of a slow pace but we didn't mind.

Great condition. This course is the best value for the money in austin

Jimmy Clay was in the best shape I've ever seen. The course was packed due to the beautiful weather, but still kept a solid pace. Overall a great experience for the $21 GolfNow price tag.

Haven't played here in years, but found course in great shape. Early Friday morning tee time and course pretty open with more folks on course by mid-morning. Greens in good shape, but fairly slow.

Love playing Jimmy Clay and Roy Kizer golf courses. Recently renovated driving range, 2 practice greens, and new clubhouse grill/bar area are great features. Courses are green and well maintained. Michael Felan Sr. in the proshop always provides excellent customer service. Course is a great value will definitely keep coming back.

It was a great course but it was moving slow on the second half. There was a lot of waiting around.

all in all the course played well, the greens are in better shape than last year. although they play slower, looks like they went with a different type of bermuda. it's a thicker blade which slows down your putts. for instance hole 10 used to be so slick your putt used to slide so fast, but now they sort of stick to the green. Yet they keep the course playing very well I will definately be back.

Second time playing this month and this course is really a fun layout. Enough trees, water hazard, and bunker to try even the lowest handicapper. For the price of this course it's a steal with how great the conditions are. Fairways could use some work but from tee to green it's really in good shape.

Play started on 10 and finished on 9. This has been going on for a very long time. Management might consider renumbering the holes. Other than that, the course is in great condition and the pace of play was 4:00 on a Wednesday afternoon.

Jimmy Clay is a fun course. It's a little more difficult than Roy Kizer, however the wind is not as bad, as Kizer. Clay has more trees. I have read other reviews were golfer's have had issues with staff. I never have the staff is always gracious and accommodating. Roy Kizer is in a little better shape than Jimmy Clay right now. I play both Clay and Kizer and they are both great courses.

Love this course with major improvements on tee boxes and greens. Fairways are hard as a rock with limited grass. Rangers did a horrible job of keeping pace going allowing singles and doubles not to group up. The bathrooms were being renovated, so had porta potties which is fine, but there was no soap avail for cleaning hands.

We played in the pouring rain but conditions held up pretty good. Greens are still pretty firm and fast. Considering Mo Willy's been struggling recently, we'll be playing here and Lions for awhile in ATX.

One of those annoying rounds where rain basically cleared off the whole golf course except the slow foursome ahead of us. What can you do.