Teravista Golf Club

manager was less than clear on options and charged me twice for a cart. was not open to discussion.

Played in a foursome today and we were able to finish in 4 and a half hours. This heat just drains you and makes it challenging to play. There is water throughout the course and we saw the beverage/snack cart 3x. Overall the course is in really good shape. Bunkers are better than I remember from a couple of years ago.

All staff we encountered from the guys at check-in, starter and the marshall, and the beverage cart girl were happy and friendly.

We will definitely play again!

This was our 1st time playing this course. I've had ALOT about pace of play from this course, Falconhead, and Avery Ranch. We had a Sunday afternoon tee time and we played it in 4.5 hours. We only had to wait a couple times for the group to finish the hole. The course is beautiful. Almost every fairway is lined with homes and you will have to do a lot of riding in your golf cart. I would not recommend walking this. The greens were in good shape and there was minor perimeter work being done on a few holes. The fairways are probably the best I've played on in Austin. They were almost all green and there was no dead spots where the grass had completely burned and died. The clubhouse staff was friendly. There was no starter, but the beverage cart and a Marshall were seen several times throughout the round.

My 2 gripes: 1, holes 1 and 18 line the driving range. Use a non-white colored ball or you will have a lot of trouble finding the ball you hit. Additionally, be watchful of stray balls from the range. 2, we played in the afternoon and almost every water cooler on the back 9 was empty. That reason is why this is not a 5 star review. Be wary and have a spare bottle handy just in case.

Some greens just needed people to fix their hall marks but other than that it was a a nice course. Would definitely play again.

Terrible pace of play and had 5 groups on a tee box at one time

I am done here. They aren't even courteous anymore. Staff is rude. No mgmt. always packed and they don’t care. I just dont like giving money to people that completely suck.

Great overall experience. Course was well kept and the staff was tremendous.

We have played the scores for years. They have increased their green fee substantially. If you put in a bucket of balls it's over $80. It's a nice course but not at that cost

Played here before over the years and the Course is in best shape ever. Very good surprised since there wasn’t any rain of late. We were the first group out and made it under 4 hrs. Could have been faster but a few GPO holes created extra time. Know the layout and long carry off the tee helps.

Greens where fuzzy & a million divots . Clean up people .

As usual, the course was in great shape. However, it was another 5-hour round at Teravista. We did not see a Marshall the entire day. The group in front of us was 2.5 to 3 holes out of position the entire back 9. They also all took a break on the 6th hole and apparently had the cart girl making them pancakes from scratch or something.

Had a 4 person tee time booked but two of the guys tested positive for Covid the night before the round. Explained it to the pro shop when we got there and they said no problem then got an email that they charged me for the extra two rounds!!! Now after several tries can’t even get ahold of the pro shop to get it straightened out.

Played Teravista for the first time on June 19th around 11a. Check-in was easy, and grabbed a large bucket to hit before I played. The shot tracer capability at the range was terrific, a real plus. The course was in very good shape, with greens, fairways and rough all with plenty of grass and properly maintained. Bunker sand was also good, although they could use some raking care by the players leaving an excessive number of footprints. I liked the course. I would suggest a few things, like getting the range balls off number 1 and 18 as the normal process. Tough to pick out a shot among all those white range balls (maybe change over to yellow like other tracks have done). Also, the pace of play was very slow. We played in about 5.5 hours, and I know it was mid-day on a Sunday, but the time was agonizing. One member of our foursome finally mentioned to situation to a ranger who promptly spoke to some of the groups ahead of us and suddenly the pace of play quickened, allowing us to finish in 5.5 hrs instead of the 6 hours and 18 minutes we were on track for before the ranger intervened. The course isn't inexpensive, and so I found the most frustrating aspect was the pace of play.