Morris Williams Golf Course

Have been playing MW for many years, never have I seen greens in this poor of shape anywhere. Austin has had a wet spring and other courses has reaped the fruits of it. Extremely bare and hard greens, no excuse for these conditions, especially at this time of the year. Will not be back this year, sad. MW should inform everyone making tee times about the shape of the greens before accepting fees.

I have played this course once before and it was great. However, this last round was one to forget. The course layout is unique and fun to play, but the green's were in the worst condition I have seen. We were basically putting on painted sand. Not worth the money or the time it took which was another major issue. The pace of play was terrible. Over 4.5 hrs to complete a round. I will be taking my money else where for now.

The greens are gone and by gone I mean they hardly are holding grass. Number 14 is covered in pure Algae. It's crusted and taken over the green. No excuses as the temperature and rain as be AMAZING all "winter" this course used to have solid muny greens but NW its not worth $20 much less $40. Won't be back. Will try again in 6 months (no way they turn these greens any sooner)

Good course. Good fairways. Been in bad shape, partly due to time of year. Very friendly staff.

Went out on a wet day. Course was fairly water logged, cart path only, but playable. Fairways were in good shape, but the greens were awful. Even if they had been dry, they were only about 20% grass. The rest was just dirt. Will not go back until they have a chance to regrow them.

Course is close to my son's House. We thought we would give it a try. We really enjoyed the course and nestled into one of the best areas of Austin. We plan on being regulars

The greens at Morris Williams are in terrible condition. The worst part is they get like this each "winter" season. The course was redesigned in the last 5 years and in my option they build the greens way too big and apparently used a grass that turns to mud in the winter. Overall this course is not worth playing right now - at any price!

Great Course, but for some reason they did not over seed the greens this winter. They are horrible, pitted and mostly mud, tons of cleat marks because there is no grass..........Wait until we have a month of 90 degree temp before playing here......probably May'ish.

This is a nice, old course with a good layout. The recent heavy rains have hurt the greens temporarily but they haven't hurt the quality of the experience. An excellent value for the cost.

I have played this course dozens of times. The greens are the poorest I've play in Austin. I do not recommend anyone playing the course for at least 3 months until they get the greens back to playing conditions. The clubhouse people have the personality of a dish rag.

The tee boxes were nice... The rest of it, not so much.

Very disappointing. I won't be going back.

Greens are dormant your putting on wet dirt. they did not over seed.

Very cold and windy day. The darn trees kept getting in the way. You have to play your tee shot in the correct spot. The greens are on the small side and have slope all over the place. Pretty quick speed on the green. So if you are in the wrong place the putt is even harder. Very enjoyable round overall.

The guy at the desk could be nicer.

I've been a longtime area resident. I've played this course several times. It is a good layout and the sand in the traps is new and actual sand. Other then that, it's the same old course. It's dry, brown and the greens were painted green. I guess maybe that's what I should expect for this time of year (february 2017), for a city course. The cost was high for a "hot deal", I'll probably play this course sometime down the road but I hope not anytime soon. PS: the club house and snack bar are also new

Played on a windy, sunny day and thought the course was overall in very good shape for late Texas winter... but the greens were terrible. They've elected not to over-seed, which is fine, but probably because of the poor treatment by golfers (not fixing ball marks, dragging feet), and other agronomic factors, these are just painted dirt at this stage. So, just take putting with a grain of salt (or sand, or rocks) and enjoy it for what it is - a course in good, winter, condition. Finally, a marshal to address the overly serious and slow golfers from the local tech factory playing ahead of us would have been nice.

Golf course was in horrible shape. When this course is in good condition it's fun to play but it won't be there for quite sometime. This may be the last time I play at Mo Willie.

Considering how many golfers were out in the middle of December the staff was able to keep everything moving. We only go held up on par 3's other than that moved well. Fairways were in good shape. Greens were a little patchy. Overall a good course

I played with my dad today and we had a great time. Greens were fast and did hold some approach shots. Pace was ok, four some would not let the three twosomes through, four hour round on a Monday.