Golf

Course is a little dry. But well kept otherwise. Staff is friendly and helpful and will make you feel right at home.

I love this park. My kids do too!!!

I love this course layout but the price is too steep for the condition the course is normally in. I wanted to give a better rating but as you see from my previous ratings, I gotta be honest.

This is a quiet and beautiful Park. They keep it nicely mowed and it's a good disc golf course even for beginners.

Great place to play golf, great staff and overall friendly place

It would be fine, but they close as random hours during their posted hours. They also don't have their phone hooked up, so you can't call to see if they are opened before you drive up there.

Visited this location as part of a retirement party. Location was easy to find. Atmosphere was very nice and enjoyable.

As a former member of the Texas Junior Golf Tour it was a great way for me to play in a competitive environment and prepare me for the opportunities to play golf at the college level. Not to mention, the way that the TJGT handles tournaments is top notch and I would always recommend playing their tour to any junior golfer in the state of Texas that is looking for high level competition.

What an outstanding place to reactive and improve my golf.

Intermediate disc golf course located in Round Rock. The holes are maintained decently and trash cans / recycling at every hole makes for a clean course. Some of the tee boxes are difficult to find so I recommend taking a picture of the course map by the parking lot. Also, they have a couple holes 500+ feet which makes this a little more challenging. No water hazards and its relatively open, for the most part, so you shouldn't have trouble finding your disc.

Ralph does an amazing job with his work. He has great prices and an amazing turn around time. I would highly recommend him before going anywhere else first!

This place is pretty good. After having read some of the other reviews about this place I was skeptical but decided to give it a shot, and I was surprised at how big it is and the various areas they offer. -The balls are yellow Srixton. Out of the 'Jumbo' size I shot, all but one looked close to new. -The putting area is smaller, but focuses more on the gradient extremes you may see on some courses. -The chipping area is nice and mostly flat, and they keep balls out in the area so you don't need to buy balls just to practice your chip. -The wedge area is not that deep but there are plenty of spaces for people and a mix of objects to aim at. -The long range has plenty of space but is narrower than some might like, and there aren't that many markers to gauge distance. They also have a moving shade structure for the summer months.