Kissing Tree Golf Club

Course was in fairly nice condition considering the weather but that rush you to start your tee time. Made me start playing 25 min ahead of my tee time. They gave me no time to warm up or practice considering no one had a tee time within an hour of my tee time

Paid a little less than $100 for Sunday afternoon round. Included cart & range balls. Range and all 18 tee boxes needed to be mowed. Fairways in decent shape for early March, greens in good shape. Layout is pedestrian. Not particularly picturesque vistas. Started late. Was on tee box 12:07 for 12:12. Nobody was on first hole. 12:00 was late & they allowed them to still tee off before us...and had the audacity to hit us up on 7th for slow play. There are no built-in on course restrooms on course, only 2 water coolers, sand bottle (singular) on cart was virtually empty. No permanent path from parking lot to course. No clubhouse or permanent pro shop. Everything golf related besides the course and practice area is very temporary...for a course built in 2018 (now 2023). Won't be back.

Course is in great condition. Fairly generous fairways. I had trouble reading the greens but they were in excellent condition. They had many undulations and subtle breaks in some areas that were hard to read. Will be playing the course again when I'm back in the area.

Course is in excellent condition and the greens are the best I’ve seen for some time!

Nice course. Course was a little roughed up 2 days after the ice storm, but no complaints at all. We still played golf 2 days after the ice storm. Would definitely play again.

Love the course. Hate that I have to drive the cart backwards every three holes because they’re protecting the gravel and crabgrass off-fairway

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.