Roy G. Guerrero Park

Absolutely spectacular course. Very well designed course through the woods, with fair sized fairways but still technical. A good mix of shot shaping is required. Beautifully designed large concrete ... show more ›

Absolutely spectacular course. Very well designed course through the woods, with fair sized fairways but still technical. A good mix of shot shaping is required. Beautifully designed large concrete tee pads with brick pavers surrounding the tee. Very well designed tee signs and benches on each hole. A very well manicured course for being in the woods. A lot of the debris were cleared from the fairways. Overall, a very enjoyable round that was challenging but fair. If you hit your lines, you were rewarded.

This place is my favorite course in all of Austin, heck, even all of Texas. Every fairway is filled with trees, but the gaps are all 100% fair. This is the place to go in the summer, there's shade thr ... show more ›

This place is my favorite course in all of Austin, heck, even all of Texas. Every fairway is filled with trees, but the gaps are all 100% fair. This is the place to go in the summer, there's shade throughout the whole course. Windy days are good here too since it's very sheltered from the wind. Short tees and long tees have the same par but play way different in difficulty. "Short" tees (not all that short) still offer a good challenge, but are considerably easier than the longs. Typically a 1000 rated round from the shorts is around a -6 and around an E from the longs. If it wasn't for the long walk to hole 1 (bridge got washed out), this would be an A+ course for me. You also have the option of parking at hole 2 and making the long walk at the end of your round from 18 to 1. If you haven't played disc golf in Austin yet, I highly recommend going to Roy G before anywhere else.

I really liked this course. I had a huge problem finding the first tee pad due to signs warning me that paths were closed. I ended up playing 16-18, then backtracking the entire course to find hole 1 ... show more ›

I really liked this course. I had a huge problem finding the first tee pad due to signs warning me that paths were closed. I ended up playing 16-18, then backtracking the entire course to find hole 1. By the time I got to hole 14 it was dark.

It was still a fun round. The course is in the woods but not super tight. Lots of technical shots and a surprising number of long (700+ foot) fairways. The brush/trees were all well maintained. Plus there were deer scattered throughout the course.

It was really peaceful and picturesque. I think hole 7 (maybe) was a beautiful long hole that I just stopped at the tee pad and admired the view.

Beware runners on various paths crossing parts of the course.

This is course is being well maintained by the local club (Waterloo). There are two sets of tee boxes for most holes which allows recreational player to have a glimpse of a championship course. The lo ... show more ›

This is course is being well maintained by the local club (Waterloo). There are two sets of tee boxes for most holes which allows recreational player to have a glimpse of a championship course. The long boxes challenge every player with added length and tougher lines to hit for great placement on the par 4/5 holes. We have temporary tee signs on every tee with accurate distances.
I help maintain the course and will recommend to everyone that wants to play this course to park behind hole #2 (400 Grove Blvd). There is a 100ft walk from this parking lot to hole #2 and a large field to warm up in adjacent to the parking lot. At this location there are also Port-a-potties for some added convenience.
Currently the bridge is out going hole 18 but it very easy to navigate down the ravine thanks to the city building a trail for us. The bridge is scheduled to be rebuilt starting in June 2018. Despite the bridge being out, the course is very cart friendly. I use my Zuca every round with no issues.
This is course is long and requires that you bring everything you need to sustain. Water is essential!!! If you do run out or need a refill, when you get to hole 7, run out to the ball golf course and find a water station.

This Course sits conveniently right off of I-35. This course is very long, if you think it's a Par 4 it's probably a Par 3, but there ar Par 4's in play. Bring plenty of water for this one and don't b ... show more ›

This Course sits conveniently right off of I-35. This course is very long, if you think it's a Par 4 it's probably a Par 3, but there ar Par 4's in play. Bring plenty of water for this one and don't be afraid to take breaks, Roy G's can kick your butt. However, the structure and the beauty of this course is what will keep you coming back for this lengthly besst. Players can take 3 hours or longer to get through the entire 18 holes. There's a scenic view of the city at Hole 17 that should absolutely go onto your next Facebook post.

The overall makeup of the course is really good. If you like really long holes then you would love this course. Unless you have no control then it could be a problem. I gave it a C for the following r ... show more ›

The overall makeup of the course is really good. If you like really long holes then you would love this course. Unless you have no control then it could be a problem. I gave it a C for the following reasons. Finding it stinks, you cant even find the park. Then once you find the park, nothing tells you the location of the course. Park and walk a long way. It offers nothing for the novice player. It's almost stupid long. The people on the course.... rude, drunk, stoned and stupid (I'm hoping it was the drunk or stoned part). I'm not going into details but it was way past any other experience at a disc golf course, even for Austin. This is based on encounters with 12 groups of players so it was not an isolated incident. To be fair one group was nice.

I really enjoyed the course, well laid out, fair, fairly easy to navigate. I like the placards at each tee pad to see the layout of the next basket. Would like to see a 3rd pad for the longer "hole ... show more ›

I really enjoyed the course, well laid out, fair, fairly easy to navigate. I like the placards at each tee pad to see the layout of the next basket. Would like to see a 3rd pad for the longer "holes" to shorten them up quite alot. Maybe even for the whole course. If you get behind some shorter throwers it can be a really long round.