Hyatt Regency Lost Pines

Course was in ok condition, pace of play was pretty good most likely due to the weather that day, it was 98 in the shade with a feels like of 111. Had a good time even with the heat!

The course was outstanding. It was in great condition and I love playing every minute of it. What really stood out is the lady who works at the pro shop. She’s the friendliest nicest lady I’ve ever met at a pro shop in my life.

I live in the area and have played this course several times. The property was bought-out about a year or so ago. The course use to be reasonably priced and in excellent condition. Since the ownership change the prices have sky-rocketed for both a membership and daily play. But even more of a concern is the condition of the course. At this point in the year most area courses are in excellent condition for half the price. LP has problems with all areas. The fairways are sparse and brown. The greens are rough and all have less than complete grass coverage. Most of them I would consider unplayable. Even the sand traps are hard and full of rocks. Walked across one of them without even leaving foot print indentions. It is a great but difficult layout that needs good conditions to be playable. I do not recommend paying this property until something improves.

Course is in awful condition. The only reason for one star is it doesn’t allow for zero. Played fast. Wish we could have played faster so the experience was over. Would not replay for free.

First of all this course is not for beginners. The course is extremely challenging but offers alot of fun if you play it right. The staff couldn’t be friendlier. The amenities are excellent, the practice facilities are also excellent. My only complaint was the rough is very long. Also there are areas where almost immediately when you get off the fairway your ball is unfindable. The course is alot of fun but for $160 to $200 a round it seems like it’s not a great value. Especially when Star Ranch is $80 to $120 a round and in much better condition.

The course layout is very good. Challenging and entertaining.

I’m a 7 hcp and it wasn’t easy at all. I played the blues.

Holes 10 to 12 are in great condition. As you would expect for the money you pay (+170).

The rest are avg to low. Fairways are good’ish but the greens surroundings are bad. It is just those 0.5-to-3 yards that are in bad shape.

Greens are generally ok’ish except for a few that are bad and 3 great (holes 10-to-12).

Tee boxes are good to great.

The area outside of the car paths have way too long grass making it 100% impossible to find balls. If you miss fairways, you certainly lose the ball. Nevertheless, most holes are wide enough. So not too bad.

IMHO it’s too expensive for the condition.

Nice electric carts with GPS. Really cool/tricky layout with elevation and tons of awesome views over all unique. Current conditions are decently rough but being activelyrepaired, with some decent chunks under repair on the fairway and most annoyingly on the fringe which non-existent and or under serious repair. I'd check back in a couple months it has serious potential and prob was sick when it was indy Ratner than bare bones effort by some resort group. A few greens were beat up/rough but nothing that really effected the score effected our enjoyment, but unless they got to like under 80 for twilight or fix everything I'd pass and play star ranch or falcon head for similar peak proce. If they fix everything they could compete with those clubs.

Lost Pines is by far the worst bank for your buck golf course I have seen in the area. Everything in the pro shop is completely overpriced greens, fairways bunkers everything on the course is in terrible condition. I wouldn’t play this course for 40$ let alone 150$. This course needs immediate attention the overall staff is fine nice enough people but they have zero control of pace of play and setting up tee times. I have never seen a golf course so poorly taken cared of I saw people golfing with no shoes on with a tee shirt and basketball shorts. I would 100% not recommend anyone to come out and play this course this place should be out of business.

Although a decent course for a resort, there are better ones at better prices within the 30 min radius of Austin. Fairways and greens were in rough shape, probably due to the time of the year, but others were in better shape.

Club house closes early as well. Unfortunately not the best experience, and it was our 1st course of the golf trip. Things got better after this.

Booked for a Friday. One must realize that pace of play for this course is at best 4.5 hours. On Fridays and the weekends it is a little more. We were a twosome, and they placed a single with us which is expected. Trouble was his first shot off the first tee was followed by a string of foul language. This continued on most holes - maybe four holes where this didn't occur. Pretty miserable day for him as well as us.

Course was in great shape with some bare spots on the collars. Green were rolling true but had a difficult time with speed due to rain. New carts were a huge plus! I’ll be back this summer hopefully on a dry day!

-Brandon (San Antonio)

Watched this course steadily raise the price from 2018 to now. No improvements just Austin's golf scene as all courses are succumbed to greed. They're pricing people out with 40-60% price hikes over the last 3 years especially.

None of this money goes into the course, the grass is dead year long, and it is just a travesty.

For a state that enjoys year round golf, there is no reason that prices should be this high in relation to the quality of the course you get (every where). $200 to play, $40+ for 6 beers, all for one day of mediocrity

The course is close to where we live. The next closest courses are more than an additional half hour away. It is a course at a resort, so golf is not the primary business. None of the holes start nor finish at the clubhouse. There is no restaurant or bar open at the clubhouse. It is a fun course and not too challenging unless one plays the longer tee boxes. Looks like they have finally put some sand in some of the bunkers.

This is the worst condition I have seen this course in. Greens are in awful shape, fairways chewed up and mud everywhere. At $150+, I’m sorry but not at all worth it. Put some money net into the course and get it back to where it used to be! Won’t play here again for a very long while.

Definitely an approach shot course. Greens were in okay condition for time of year, a little hairy. Would come back but only when I can get a deal. A little overpriced

Very nice golf course outside of Austin area. Very nice staff! Very nice golf course. This golf course is in great shape right now. It's a very unique golf course. The new holes number 10-13 made this course like no others. Location is a beautiful part of Bastrop.

Beautiful golf course. New holes, 10, 11, 12, &13th such brilliant idea and it makes this golf course

the best one here in the Austin area. I love it!