ShadowGlen Golf Club

Great layout and played long with a 3 club wind. A few blind shots might have cost me a stroke or 2. Nice greens would love to play it in the summer.

One of the consistently better public courses in Austin in my opinion. Greens roll true, fairways are good and the rough is actually grass. Practice facilities are solid.

Only complaint is that is doesn't drain very well if there's been a lot of rain.

The pro shop called me the day of my tee time to tell me that they were closing the course due to rain. When GolfNow called them to ask if they did close they were told no they were open. So now I got charged $134 for not playing a course that was closed.

I’ve been playing ShadowGlen for a few years. It’s great to see how much time and effort are being put into the course. The staff is the friendliest around, and the course has been in great shape. I love this course!!

C had a great time course is in great shape

Personal was great and so was the breakfast

If you can’t hit straight your going to lose a lot of golf balls. Had beautiful shot but due to layout it was llost. There are so many hazards on so many holes. I will not play here again. Almost every hole has a hazard that has to be negotiated. Several have many. That’s my take.

This course can be challenging for all players. Great deal for the price. Course conditions are overall good with some beat up tee boxes and weedy fairways.

Live this course, it's well maintained and challenging!

This course has it all for the money! Best public course around Austin in my opinion

The course had no tee markers and no hole descriptions. As first time players it was very difficult to maneuver around the course. The greens were very bumpy and did not roll true. I would not recommend this course for anyone without knowledge of its layout.

ShadowGlen is a fine golf course by any standard and at almost any price and is fantastic value, the best in the Austin area. My wife and I played there all last winter and can't wait to get back. The course is long enough and tricky, especially in the Texas wind, and it's a short, easy drive from downtown. The staff epitomize Texas hospitality and good humor. The beer is cold and cheap and the clubhouse is cozy and unpretentious. Even the range and practice facilities are great. If you like your golf to be about golf rather than rich-guy frills and luxury, get out to Manor and tee it up.

Challenging course... front nine is more difficult than the back. Greens, fairways and even the T boxes are first class.

Course is always well maintained. Greens are always tough. Staff is always friendly, and the value is fantastic relative to the cost

Great pace, good value. My 2-some teed off at 8:17 AM and finished in 3.5 hours. Had a single behind us on the front and we followed him on the back. Passed the Ranger twice, and that is about all the traffic we saw. It turned out to be 103 degrees that day, but we were off the course before the heat and home by noon.

Pace of play was ridiculously slow. The time of day that i tee’d off (1:14pm) made my round miserable with the amount of time that i had to wait to hit each shot. No marshall ever seen. Multiple parties with 5 people. Love this course though and will play again. Will plan for earlier tee time next time.

Shadow is always a good choice for a reasonably priced golf course but I have to be honest it seems to have gone downhill this summer. Yes, the greens were aerated and bumpy which is totally understandable (FYI I would not play here until after 8/21). My concern is the overall course. The fairways are seeing clumps of crabgrass pop up and the transition from fairway to rough is unclear. The sandtraps barely have any sand.

All in all, I will try to make it back out later in the year but this time around it was a lackluster round.