Kissing Tree Golf Club

My son and I have driven from Georgetown three times to play KT. It’s such a great layout and the staff and practice facilities are fantastic. I’d put it up there with the resort courses at Horseshoe Bay. Go try it!

Odd layout. Holes 1 and 18 are sub 300 yards from the tips. Finish on 18 is a mile and a half from the clubhouse. Carts shut down for no apparent reason throughout the day. No warning or signage on the course.

Greens were some of the most challenging i have ever encountered outside of mountain courses. Great shape for winter. Lots of false fronts and runoff areas alot like Pinehurst. Wide open course with a few hazards.

A fun course, but you need to play it a few times to figure it out. Weird design makes you scratch your head. Not worth $110 in my opinion. Better options within 30-45 minutes.

This course was in excellent condition for how dry it has been in Texas. Worth $100 per round, but even better if you get on for under that.

LOVE TO PLAY KISSING TREE. PRACTICE/WARM UP AREA IS PERFECT

Nice course, friendly staff and well maintained… also was a decent pace of play… tough greens to read but rolled very well - tip: always look from both sides… shaved off seven strokes the very next day that way.

Was only able to play 9 but the course was awesome, some of the best greens I’ve seen. If I’m ever in the area I will make sure to play at this beautiful course again.

The only thing I found with this course was that the tee boxes were soak and wet. We played the back tees. Other than that the course was in very good shape.

Love the course shot my best round ever and love the layout.

I’ve wanted to play this course for quite a while, I’ve heard great things, but haven’t wanted to splurge. My birthday is in 4 days and they had a hot deal for $70 (still ridiculous), so I pulled the trigger.

From the time I entered the neighborhood it was a mess, not enough signs and Google maps needs to be updated. I even called the number listed and the gal couldn’t even help me, but I finally figured it out.

There is so much construction going on and there needs to be more signs directing people, I got turned around twice and the cart locks up because of the gps. Mind you, I play golf 2-3 times a week AND I worked in the golf business for 7 years, so sure I have high standards. But when the rac rate is nearly $100 on a Thursday, you have certain expectations.

The guy in the golf shop wasn’t very friendly or helpful, but Steve the starter was friendly. The range balls were dirty, I watched the guy bring them straight from the picker to the den caddies without washing.

The layout is decent, a couple goofy holes, but not really any holes that wow you. Course conditions are good, but I can list 7 or 8 courses in austin for half the money with just as good conditions. And finally, I had a few brief interactions with “members/residents”. They had this air about them like they were members at Barton creek or something but it’s basically sun city in Georgetown for 3 times the money. It’s got potential, but they need a lot of training on customer service and they need to widen the cart paths near range and golf shop and increase the signs. Oh my, I just remembered the hole signs lol. They look like something some guy made in his spare time, they need to spend some money to get real signs for the tee boxes.