Zilker Park

Definitely the better of the two, several holes north of 320' and some risk/reward. #7 is the signature hole for sure--a 360' par 3 with OB road all along the right and running through the fairway jus ... show more ›

Definitely the better of the two, several holes north of 320' and some risk/reward. #7 is the signature hole for sure--a 360' par 3 with OB road all along the right and running through the fairway just before the green. If you've got a big arm and trust your aim then you should go for the green off the tee! Hole #9 is a 190' par 3 straightaway (free birdie anyone?). My biggest gripe is the high grass, spent a fair amount of time looking for discs that should have been easily findable and were even in the fairway. Also beware after the rain, this course retains water and gets kind of marshy. Went on a Sunday afternoon and there were a fair amount of people at the course, looked like mostly locals that knew the course well and brought just a handful of discs.

Pros: With holes no longer than 250' it's a great course to introduce friends to DG On the hottest of days you have Barton Springs close by If course isn't crowded you can play a round in close to a ... show more ›

Pros: With holes no longer than 250' it's a great course to introduce friends to DG
On the hottest of days you have Barton Springs close by
If course isn't crowded you can play a round in close to an hour
Can.t really lose discs on this course
Cons: Hard to find some of the tees on the south nine
Not very challenging for more experienced players
More of a pitch and putt course, No drives over 250'
Other Thoughts: You can park under the mopac bridge to advoid the parking fees on the weekends