Roy Kizer Golf Course

Primary reason I played this course was a promise to my son that if I was in area I would. My son won state hs championship here in 2010. The day I played here was really windy and with the course being a links style course it was a challenge. Also they were in process of sanding all the greens so the greens were a challenge as well. neat layout and would play again, hopefully on less windy of a day.

Def not worth $40. I found myself falling asleep on the flat, treeless and windy layout

I will play Roy Kizer again. I will have to wait for a discount or coupon. The normal fees are rather expensive. My wonderful wife loves to play Roy Kizer GC. Have a great day, GOD LOVES YOU!!!

It was Sunday on the first nice day in 3 weeks, so no surprise that it was crowded and play was slow. Nonetheless, had a good time. Greens playing well, but fairways are typical Texas winter brown with lots of roll. Still, it's worth the money in my opinion.

Unfortunately, there was a major ice storm in Austin the day I wanted to play and it pretty much brought the city to a standstill. I've played Kizer before and even though it is quite open, it can catch you off guard in many places. Course condition is always good for a muni.

I always enjoy playing Kizer. It's a very fun course that's pleasing to the eye. I played on New Years day and it was a nice day. Over the last year or so the greens have always been the one thing that's kept Kizer from being really stellar. But on this day they were better than usual. Smooth and quick. Hopefully this will continue into the spring and summer.

Great layout for a muni, just a huge piece of property that they've done a really nice job with. New to the area, and really pleasantly surprised this is our local south side muni. Can't wait to play it again.

An overly crowded Friday causing a slow pace. Heavy rains required 'cart path only play' adding to the challenge.

The marshlands, birds, and beautiful weather make this the course to play.. Regardless of what you score..!!

My wife and me had a great time playing this course, and would highly recommend it. The course was busy the day we played, but the pace of play was wonderful and the groups did not run up unto one another like I have experienced at other courses. So for a good time I would highly recommend this course.

Roy Kizer is a great links style course in Austin. It is exposed to the wind so can dry out but especially when it has rained it becomes an outstanding course

Overall good course for a golf outing with your friends.

Roy Kizer is in great shape, considering the Texas Drought, the tee boxes, fairways, greens are in remarkable shape, kudos to the staff and green keeper.

water station in every hole would be a plus and green speed should be the same as the practice putting greens. the clearing of 17th hole is acceptable and gives a challenge for long hitters to hit green in 2.

One of the courses I spent a lot of time hacking away (learning) how to play the game. Really enjoyed the day challenging pin placements, and was very surprised by the pace of play. Which was great all day. Normally, feel cramped by in front and behind, but rarely waited at a tee box. The back nine has challenging holes which keep your ego in check, and are still fun. Get out there when you can, tee times on weekends are generally tough.

Course in better shape than other side of complex. Heard frequent player state this course is more expensive than other course and better maintained. Staff cordial. greens were shaggy due to water conservation.

All was good, the greens seemed rather slow! Would prefer a faster putting surface.

Always enjoy playing this course. The staff is friendly and the course is usually in good shape. Also, has some challenging holes.

I was pleasantly surprised how green it was with the drought we are in now. Also all the water hazzards were at the proper levels. Thankfully I did not visit them!

Roy Kizer is a good, well kept course for almost all skill levels. Sure, water technically touches and/or is reachable on 14 of 18 holes. But I suggest you avoid it. :) Past that, there are a good number of holes with decently open fairways to help with those shots that may not be quite on target. For this reason, RK almost always provides me with one of my lower scores for a round of golf. Now back to that water -- don't get too close to it as there are a number of water moccasin snakes in the area (esp around hole #7). As for tips on specific holes ... I'll just have to let you play the course on your own a time or two. No free lessons here this time around. :)