This course is in my top 3 for the greater Austin area. I golfed here for the first time in mid June after 2 months of hot, stormy weather. The course was in exquisite shape. We all were impressed with the lush green grass and beautiful trees literally everywhere. The course is challenging but fun. The elevation of the course gives you several views overlooking the hill country. We played twilight golf and had plenty of light out till 8:30 pm. We played 12 holes It was about 92° with a wonderful light breeze the entire time. The staff and other golfers were friendly. We golfed on a Tuesday evening, but for some reason, the practice facilities were really busy so I practiced a few putts and chip shots and headed back to the cafe for a hot dog, bag of chips and an ice cold ice tea before teeing off at 5:30 pm. The pace of play was perfect for my foursome, but I could tell the guys behind us were a bit frustrated by the pace because they hit a few balls around us when we were on the greens. We let a single golfer play through, there was never any long backup of golfers waiting on the tee boxes and we kept up with the group in front of us by just playing a leisurely round of golf with some new friends. Heads up, the 7th hole is deceptively narrow and the 8th hole has a large moat in front of the green.

This course is beautiful, right up with the very best courses in the area. Greeted in a friendly manner by Russ. He gave me directions as I had no idea where to go. Very friendly who made me feel welcome. Greens were immaculate but a tad slow since they were lightly sanded. But true roll. Enjoyed the game very much.

Very nice public course. I played in January, 1 week after a freeze, so all the fairways grass was dormant (brown). Not a big deal. The greens were very nicely kept, rolled true, and were pretty tricky to 1 putt. There are a few pretty creative holes on this course which challenge even the most seasoned golfers.

Have played this course regularly since 2007. My last experience (Dec 8th) was bad. Rained a ton before my round so I tried to cancel (or at least get a raincheck). It was within 24 hours of my tee time. Pro shop wouldn’t do either. Conditions were miserable. Flooded bunkers and fairways. I understand the cancellation policy, but when it comes to bad weather, you have to be more flexible. Not everyone wants to play in sopping wet conditions. Between this and stacking tee times every 9 minutes apart, Falconhead seems to care little about the customer experience. It’s all about milking every dollar they can. Didn’t used to be this way.

Played 18 hole round today and it’s all that and more. The pace of play is just over 4 hours and monitored by marshals. The greens were fast but rolled true evidenced by sinking some long putts. The course was plenty challenging and nicely maintained but it needs rain like the rest of the courses in the Austin area. Take advantage of the practice area for chipping, putting and warming up with your clubs before your round.. Money spent is in proportion to the value received.