About
Blackhawk rests on the site of an old dairy farm, where the rolling terrain is suited for this links-style layout. This wide-open course features lots of water, loads of bunkers, and huge greens that are easy to three-putt if your approaches are off and you don’t have that feel for lag putting.
Each side has a punishing finishing hole. No. 9 is a monstrous par 4 that plays 464 yards. Off the tee, the narrow landing area is not conducive for the necessary booming drive, and the water causes problems in the fairway and around the green.
Hole 18 plays 430 yards, requiring a tee shot into the dogleg-right fairway that must thread two bodies of water.
The club prefers that you walk only on weekdays.
Getting there : Take I-35 north out of Austin, then exit FM 1825 east. Drive 5 miles to Hwy. 685 and turn left. Drive another 2.5 miles to Kelly Ln. and turn right.
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Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by 6BPVU73UExo5GPZJRaDS on 06/21/2026
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Photo submitted by 6BPVU73UExo5GPZJRaDS on 06/21/2026
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Photo submitted by 6BPVU73UExo5GPZJRaDS on 06/21/2026
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Photo submitted by Jaydubs on 06/18/2026
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Photo submitted by Jakebeltran4 on 04/16/2026
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Photo submitted by TyLush on 04/14/2026
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barren craters in the middle of the fairway Photo submitted by pfreidy on 02/08/2026
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lots of roll Photo submitted by pfreidy on 02/08/2026
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No water? Unacceptable in Texas Photo submitted by royjr32 on 08/11/2025
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Photo submitted by alan69 on 07/31/2024
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Photo submitted by u314164665000 on 06/15/2024
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Photo submitted by u314164665000 on 06/15/2024
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Photo submitted by u675760196 on 04/14/2024
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Photo submitted by u675760196 on 04/14/2024
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Photo submitted by seanmaxwell on 10/07/2022
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Photo submitted by u314161715514 on 04/18/2022
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Photo submitted by u314161715514 on 04/18/2022
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Photo submitted by RDF50 on 11/11/2020
Golfer Reviews
Bang for your buck
What a nice course. They got beer and other drinks and snacks. Course is ok but the price makes up for it. That being said I still highly recommend the course
Perfect for beginners or golfers who need to shake off the rust
Blackhawk is a ~35$ muni, we know what were getting with that knowledge. It stood out to me because this was my first round in a little over a year and it gave me just enough challenge to shake off the rust...nice wide fairways, not too much water, not too many bends...if there was anything I'd ask for beyond what it gave me, it might be to have a little more geography/hills to navigate and a little more TLC on the state their greens (but this is Texas, after all).
The staff was absolutely stellar, too. She couldn't have been beyond college age and she was dropping knowledge on rules and protocol that I after 20+ years of playing didn't even know.
Absolutely recommend this course for beginners or guys like me who only get a round in every few months.
It’s ok
Many broken pads on the fairways as well as the greens. Water feeder is broken. Very poorly maintained. Trash all over
It’s fine, but don’t get excited
Course is usually in pretty tough shape. Some fairways are crab grass and dirt patches which cause your ball you hit in the fairway to bounce like crazy, but there aren’t many courses in the area under $60. If you are looking to shoot a good score look somewhere else, but if you want to hit some golf balls outside for 4 hours and not break the bank, this place gets the job done.
Don't waste your time
Greens are gone. What grass there is serve as bumps. Fairways are covered in weeds. Can't find your ball when it's in the fairway it's so bad. Too make matters worse there are crevices in the fairways where the clay has cracked from drought that will eat your ball also. You'll get far better value playing one of the nearby muni's than this dump.