Course reviews
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Andy Aupperle
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North Course › June 25, 2011
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
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
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Dan Discenza
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North Course › September 25, 2018
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 ev ...
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Donald Criola
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North Course › October 31, 2023
Really nice little course. I say it's a must play.
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Mark Geras
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North Course › June 1, 2024
on the shorter side but can't sleep on this course
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Andy Aupperle
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South Course › June 25, 2011
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
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
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Patrick Kroll
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South Course › February 23, 2015
This course is a dog! Not very impressive for one of Austin's more prominent parks. Short holes, unimaginative design, with weird obstacles. Like cars and construction fencing? I guess a decent park to shape up the short game or to first learn. I will be back but it will be to walk along the river. This park is very crowded and is out shined by better courses in the area. Sorry I do not like writing bad reviews. In this case I am left with little choice... :(
petition for change!
petition for change!
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Dan Discenza
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South Course › September 25, 2018
Really short holes, all under 300'. Not especially picturesque, just a lot of dead plants and some leftover fencing from ACL. One mando but the course could use a few more to add a challenge. There are no real alternative back or back door routes, it's very straightforward. I wish there were sharper doglegs or tighter windows off the tee to make up for how short the course is. Now I understand why all the locals were just playing the North Course...
