Roy Kizer Golf Course

Played as a threesome. Pace was very good on the front nine, Slow on the back nine due to very slow threesome in front of us. Never offered to let us play through. Very hot but course was in pretty good shape. Greens and tees very good, fairways a little dry. Will play again.

We have the pleasure of visiting Austin yearly. Last time this course was closed for renovation. Luckily this year we got to play this fun and scenic course. Fairways and greens were in excellent shape considering how hot and dry it's been. Greens rolled true and the traps were in good shape. Played course in 3:45 with all players in front and behind moving accordingly. The staff both inside and out were friendly and helpful. Can't wait to come back

Conditions are very solid. Only issues with this facility is that there are no water jugs in 100° Texas heat. Saw a beverage cart once in a 5 hour round that we had to wait for every shot.

Good course layout and the greens are very well taken care of!

Great looking / open golf course. Staff is ehhh. But overall kizer is one of my faves.

Waited every single shot for 18 holes. That has never happened to me. The course only cares about money, and keeps tee times 10 minutes apart, sometimes putting groups 5 minutes apart.

If you want to spend the day waiting, then go to Roy Kizer.

The course is looking really good right now. As most of us know, it certainly sees a lot of players every day. This was our first time back since they shut it down for some renovations. A few of the tee boxes were overly beat up. Again, that's likely seen on par-3's as some of you 'pro' golfers think you're actually good at hitting off the grass rather than using a tee. :) Maybe give it a try -- you just might like it. Question -- why is #16 cart path only? I think it's always been like this. But why? Afraid we'll drive over the rolling hills on the left side and not get back? Aside from that, I just can't see any reason to limit such access. Question -- why is the big tree on the corner of #17 still there? Looks like it took a beating during the last ice storm. Will it live on? Is it worth keeping around? I know a lot of us would prefer it be removed as it's certainly knocked down its fair share of balls over the decades. We all hate it. :)

Not like anything else I’ve played in hill country. Open but challenging.

Beautiful course with a nice staff. Greens are slow and patchy just 1 year after returf.

Roy kizer is one of the most beautiful muni’s in the country. The fairways were in great condition and the pace of play was right at 4 hours. Staff is friendly

What I can’t understand is how the city paid to redo all of the greens not even a year ago and they are already losing them. Almost every green is dying around the edges and has dead spots. When first replaced the greens were rolling fast and true. Now they are back to bumpy and slow.

Greens were a joke !! Hard as a Rock, and very little grass ! Fairways were pretty much the same way, and they charge $40 for this ?!!!

I wouldn’t recommend playing kizer unless it’s $25 or less. The greens & tee boxes are really bad.

Per usual, the lady in the pro shop is unpleasant to deal with