Avery Ranch Golf Club

Avery Ranch is a great course and a great layout. Some holes are very memorable. Highly recommend this course - best public course in Austin.

Only blemish is greens can be a little bumpy on some holes, but still better than any other public course.

This is my favorite public course in Austin. The course is always in great shape.

The greens was one of worst greens I have played on. The sand traps was equally bad. The sand was more like in a kids sand box thick and rocky. The rest of the course was amazing. Fairway, rough, tee box, and the view was one of the best I've seen.

course is in great condition but the greens need some attention.

Love this course. Always in great condition. Staff is always friendly. Course is very fair.

Great course we great layout, and the course is in great condition.

I intended to play 18 holes but torrential rains made the second nine unplayable. The front nine was in very good condition with varied and challenging hole layouts. Strong winds made scoring difficult but the holes were fair and the greens smooth and moderately fast. I enjoyed the nine holes I played and will return to play 18 holes soon.

The couse is very green. Fairways were very nice. Greens had recently been top dressed but were still playable. Great course.

Even though the greens had just been cross cut, they still rolled pretty good. The fairways were in excellent shape. We booked a tee time on Golfnow @ 6:36, so there was no one ahead or behind us. A 3:15 minute round! Love this course.

The recent rains have really helped the course. It is in the best condition that I have ever seen. Greens are smooth and consistent, fairways are in great shape, only the back tee box on 18 needs some work.

Definitely my favorite public course in Austin. Greens and fairways are great. Pace of play was pretty bad last couple times but that seems to be a problem everywhere. Pro shop guy never says more than one word to me but the girls at the bar make up for it. Awesome view from bar and course. A little pricey but you can get a good deal if you don't mind playing later in the day. ☆☆☆☆☆ Must play!

Avery Ranch is definitely one of the top public golf courses in the Austin area. Dont expect a 5 star, country club type course with amazing greens, but for being a public course, it is very good.

Very scenic course with fun, challenging shots. Hill Country course with lots of slop and elevation changes. Must land your drive in the fairway, or else you will be chipping out to hit your approach shot on the green.

Overall a very good course, that I highly recommend.

Even in wet conditions, course was well above average. After the recent flooding they will likely have to redo bunkers but that's mother nature, not the course

It was a great course and great value for a hot sale. Greens and fairways were just about perfect. The layout was very challenging and fun.

Overall great course! I saw a deer on pretty much every hole. Fun time and the course was in great shape.

This is and outstanding golf course with lots of different shots needed. Some water and trouble but generally not in play. Local knowledge is very important here as there are lots of tricks and surprises. The 5th hole is one of my ATF's in ATX

The deer and wildlife are a pleasant distraction.

Course is in great condition it was very windy but made the course that much better

Booked my tee time through GolfNow like I normally do for any course. The rate was decent enough at $49 which seems to be average at this time of year. To kick start the round, it's disappointing to hit the cities oldest range balls. I remember playing this course last year and was struck by the cost and condition of their range balls. Many of then barely have dimples in them from over use. Guys, replenish your range. $4 for 25 terrible range balls is a bit steep in my opinion. Course conditions are pretty good. Fairways are better than average and the greens were in good shape as well. Pace of play was awful. When you book your tee time, it would be great to know that there's not 1, but 2 separate tourneys going on that day. We had a 6 some in front of us at one point that wasn't a tourney group. Very disappointing to say the least. Near the end of our round tons of high schoolers start showing up to pretty much take over the course. Nothing against these kids getting out to practice, but keep in mind this will slow down play exponentially if the groups are as large as we saw yesterday.

The greens were very good. True and good speed.
Pace of play was very good.

Layout, length, challenge, course conditions, views--Avery Ranch has it all. Most of the par 3s are a little longer than they need to be for the average golfer, but oh well. And this is a minor annoyance, but I didn't notice ANY ball washers along the way.