Roy Kizer Golf Course

Great layout and economical cost for both the round and access to the nice practice areas. I’ll be back again, thanks!

The carts don't have windshields. An old lady screams tee times through a loudspeaker at tee box 1, in my backswing twice. Course was mud. Drunk frat boys blaring music and throwing beer cans. I will never go back to this course. I left before the second hole.

I enjoyed myself and could play there every day

The greens used to be beautiful here. They were bumpy, shaggy. Everything else was good. I know it’s December, but should have been better.

Our group was first out after a frost delay, so I'm not sure about the normal pace of play, but the group behind us fell two holes back, so a nudge from the marshal would have been appropriate. The fairways and greens were in very good condition. The course is a links style course with a lot of room for wayward shots. Bunkers were deep so avoid them. There's are many holes with water, but a decent shot can avoid it. It's a little pricey for a Muni, but that's the way it is in Austin. I'll definitely play this course again.

Course is in great shape but the greens need a little more grass on them. They were a little slow but they rolled true.

Course is in fantastic condition, was informed it's half cart and would share or pay 15 for my own, I paid, only to find out the fourth member was walking and booked that way, the staff should have known this when I arrived...

The course is being maintained well. Only issue is the speed of the greens. Grass is tall and the ball doesn’t roll very well. This makes putting challenging since you can’t play the breaks like you should had the green been cut lower to allow it. If you’re coming off a course with quick greens prior to your round, really spend time on their practice greens. Overall, decent conditions.