Avery Ranch Golf Club

very nice layout. Most holes are forgiving. My only complaint was that there were no markers on the T box so you knew which tee boxes you wanted to play from

First time to play golf since virus alert an I I didn't know what to expect. The check- in experience was flawless ;very well organized. . My thanks to the staff.The course was in good shape and very playable. Once I got the kinks out I played well and was glad that I can a activity I can play during these times. I highly recommend Avery Ranch golf course and it's staff.

I played the front 9 then it started to rain. I asked about a rain check but since I paid for the round on Golfnow, they couldn't figure it out on the computer. I asked if they could simply give me a piece of paper for 9 holes, they said no. Computers work well, but when they don't someone needs to get smarter than the computer and make it right. Can't imagine not getting a rain check - poor service/policy.

Avery Ranch is a nice course and could potentially be better, if they managed the logistics better. Slow play and what seems like over-booking make it painful. Makes me want to save a few dollars and play elsewhere...unless I have all day to kill

Never mind the overall conditions of the course (hard fairways, dormant grass) in early March. This was just a delight to play.

The variety of the holes and their uniqueness make this a shot maker’s challenge. Know what dangers lie ahead before teeing off. There may be water, sand or a gully (18th) lurking.

Renovations made within the last year or so did golfers a favor.

First time playing Avery Ranch and was very enjoyable layout. Course condition was good for the beginning of the season and considering the heavy rainfall a few days earlier that played havoc with the sand in the bunkers. Saw the Marshall on the first hole and said things would clear up after the 2nd hole which was far from the truth. Things never got better and a 5 plus hour transpired to finish 18. Part of this can be attribute to cart path only rule and the number of hazards on the course. With that being said and if you do not mind a slow round of golf, Avery Ranch is well worth a game due to the very interesting, challenging and beautiful holes on the course.

Very friendly people. Course is in excellent shape. Pace of play was very good. I saw more Marshall’s on the course and it seemed to help the pace of play.

Oh god Avery Ranch...such a great place, awesome track, friendly staff, great range and great burger...but it’s NEVER ok to book tee times 3 minutes apart. The first time I played here the pace was wicked slow. The worst of the 2019 season. Ended up close to the course today and decided to give it a go again since Avery was close by. HUGE mistake. Took 3 hrs and 10 mins to play NINE with 10-20 mins wait EVERY shot. No Marshall’s anywhere in sight. When the gentleman behind me told me his tee time was 3 mins after mine I quickly understood how this club is run. This makes the value of this course drop tremendously. Time is money so I’ll be doing my part to help out the pace at this course by NEVER coming back again. Such a shame because it’s a nice course and a lot of fun to play. But no thanks to 6hr + rounds. Oh and a friendly tip from a guy that’s been playing for over 25 years...guys shooting 100 and over....the course is no place for you. Stay on the range for a few years till you’re ready. Been seeing A LOT of beginners in the Austin area teeing up on really nice challenging courses AND HAVE NO BUSINESS ON THE COURSE. PLEASE DO EVERYONE A FAVOR A SPEND A FEW YEARS TRAINING ON THE RANGE UNTIL YOU'RE GOOD ENOUGH TO MOVE ONTO A COURSE. PLEASE!!! Spend time learning the rules and what is acceptable as far as etiquette and a least attempting to keep pace. Folks new to the game also don’t seem to understand that they need to move their butts sometimes to keep a good pace (no looking for extra balls, hitting more than 2 shots, waiting to hit when the people in front of them are 350yds away, chatting away, not being ready to hit etc.) If you’re not doing your best to keep things moving it’s heavy frowned upon. Unfortunately, it only slows down pace of play and no one benefits if you’re still well over 100. No one will ever tell this to beginners but should. Practice practice practice. When you can keep your score under 100 constantly and can keep a good pace, you’re ready. Until then, STAY OFF THE COURSE!

The pace of play is always slow when I do play at Avery Ranch. We waited on every hole for the groups ahead of us which caused us not to finish 18 holes.

people in front were playing a fivesome, and play took over 5 hours. Love the course, but marshals need to pay attention to speed of groups.

Nice track with good greens. We played behind a tournament so the place of play was slow. I liked the layout of the back 9 over the front.

First and last time I will play Avery Ranch. It took almost 4.5 hours to play 13 holes during the week. I have played tournaments in less time than it took to play today. The course is very pretty and looks good. Greens were ok. Slow and people don’t repair their ball marks. If any course needs a MARSHAL this course does. Unless you want to spend an entire day playing golf, stay away from Avery Ranch.