This is the most beautiful disc golf course we have ever played. Not too big or too small. Just…read moreright!

Went for the first time last Sunday. Absolutely stunning course and views. This course has such a…read moregreat mix of elevations, and obstacles to navigate. There are benches to rest throughout the course as well as bathrooms. I've heard alot of great things about John Houck designed courses and this one totally lives up to the reputation. The course has beginner/recreational tees as well as pro level tees. I consider myself a beginner and I opted to play the blue for the challenge it was awesome! My wife and I had just enough energy to play 9 holes. After that we had some pizza. The service was prompt and the pizza was great. Do yourself a favor and go play this course. Thank You to the owners for putting an amazing course on their property and sharing with the community.

We struggled finding the best place to park but once we found the course it was all up from there…read more The course is nice, it's in the middle of the woods. Challenging course, long holes, lots of trees and tall grass you'll have to go find your disc in should you stray from the fairway.

Simply put... one of the most ecological and innovative courses in Texas…read more *Disclaimer* ~I was personally involved in helping get this course built, but the accolades are all honest. So go see for yourself to prove me wrong. ;o)~ It took nearly one year to complete and it was well worth the wait. The opening of the newest and most innovative disc golf course within a city park of Austin, Texas ended the nearly 20 year drought of not having a new course built in a city owned park. The disc golf course is located just east of downtown Austin and south of the popular Lady Bird Lake. It resides in an area that is known for softball fields, sand volleyball courts, bicycle trails and jogging paths. The course was built over the time of one year and easily integrated with all of the active amenities, parking areas, local facilities, and it assured connections with the trails and paths for local residents and those in the collegiate housing that is also near to the area. The Roy G. Guerrero Disc Golf Course encompasses a playing area that is over 2 miles long, filled with 18 baskets, and mostly contains dual tee pads to accommodate both Pros and Amateurs alike. So bring your water and your energy to train on a great course while improving your game. PROS for the Course: - defined fairways and solitude of play: no worries about getting hit by a stray disc - concrete tee pads with paver stone edges: provides stability and greatly reduces erosion issues - all materials from the site were used/recycled on the site for mulching and rock walking paths - water runoff/drainage was addressed to prevent unneeded erosion issues (hence, rock walls and barriers) - each basket has a 4ft x 1in rubber composite pad that prevents dig outs from when you remove your disc from the basket, pivot, and walk away - shade and lots of it - double helix flight paths for the fairways to accommodate left/right handed players - accessibility: trails to/thru the course connecting from bus stops/bike paths/collegiate housing give access to many people - brings great usage to an under served area and uses the land very well CONS (if you needed some) - limited water source/toilet facilities in the area now that the park WILL be popular - need a large trash receptacle in the parking lot to accommodate the people who cannot keep trash in their car POINTS OF INTEREST - you don't have to play to see the beauty, walk the course and look for the deer and wildlife - there are NO TRASH CANS on the course. This was intentional because the PARD has limited resources to send employees there, also, this was ruin the serenity of the course having containers sticking out like sore thumbs. Plus, the traffic needed to empty these cans would place an undue hardship on the course, by default, making roads across the landscape and defeating the purpose. *If you can bring it in, why not BRING IT OUT!* Overall, TOP NOTCH, GREAT COURSE. Bring your Big Technical Arm for a Risk vs Reward system that will pay off with great benefits.

Live Oak Brewing Company is one of Austin's oldest breweries, best known for traditional German and…read moreCzech style lagers, especially its hefeweizen, pilsner, and seasonal lagers using old world brewing techniques. Founded in 1997 by Chip McElroy, Live Oak was built with a simple idea "make beer for people who actually like the taste of beer." In 2015, Live Oak moved to their current location on a beautiful property along the Colorado River, opening a taproom and biergarten. One its unique features...it's off the beaten path of other breweries. Live Oak Brewing is north of the airport and backs to the Fast Park remote airport parking lot. At first glance it looks like it's a convergence of a fire station and deserted manufacturing plant. The grounds are impeccable...tall statuesque trees, lush green vegetation and an extensive outside biergarten. It feels like you are in a nature bubble. Interestingly, Live Oak Brewing has its own on site 18 hole disc golf course (different from traditional golf) located directly on the brewery's property. Live Oak Brewing's interior has the feel of a German Hofbräu...homey, spacious, and welcoming, with long communal tables that encourage conversation and human interaction. You can see directly into the brewing space, with large tanks and equipment. Also, board games are available if you choose to play. Live Oak is family friendly and dog friendly. In fact, Groot, the owner's dog, freely roams through the brewery drinking area. While I only had sips of beer (not a big beer drinker), my friends enjoyed their beers. Live Oak Brewery Company is a super fun place to hang out.

Cool little brewery off the beaten path. This places offers a food truck outside and full disc…read moregolf course. Service great, as the gentleman working offered an explanation for their selection. It was a little disappointing that they had such a limited selection at the time I visited but maybe next time they'll have more options.

This is the most unique Disc Golf course I have ever seen…read more I have played Disc Golf in 44 states at this point and none of them have been anything like flying armadillo. Such a cool set up you can tell they truly put a lot into it and my wife and child had more fun than they've ever had playing disc golf so worth the admission. I will be back at some point if for nothing else but an ace run because I was so close on so many holes and despite playing Disc Golf for 20 years at this point, I've never had an ace

If I could give this place 10 stars I would. We had never played and this place makes you fall in…read morelove with the sport. The courses are amazing and we want to bring everyone we know here! Everyone who works here is so nice and helpful if you have questions and anyone who plays here is the SAME! Love this place!

Wow. We went out here for the first time, and this is the most beautiful, well maintained course…read morethat I've ever played on. We never would have known this place was here if a friend in San Marcos hadn't told us about it. They're open to the public on a limited basis as this is a PDGA course, but keep an eye on their website and call ahead to confirm they're open to take advantage of any opportunity you have to go. They have two courses, Rolling Meadows and Circ Hill. We played on the Meadows and it was a great course. It's beautiful and pretty logically laid out. I'm a little mad that we didn't manage our time better because I wanted to play the Hills as well, but we had lunch plans and had to leave before we could. Their pro shop has a variety of discs for sale and a well stocked fridge with sports drinks and the like. There's a $10 greens fee for each player, but you can tell that they put that money to good use. That course was just amazing. We will definitely be back.

This is a large park with different areas for hikes, picnic and a splash pad. The Quarry splash…read moreentry fee is $2 per person. It's very well maintained. There were 20+ kids playing on the splash pad but it didn't feel too crowded. There a few benches near the splash pad and a shaded pavilion close by. The pavilion can be reserved for group picnics or parties.

This park is huge! It took me about 15 minutes to find my group. They were tucked in the way back…read more There are trails, courts, and ball fields. When I visited there were a number of field games happening, a few exercise classes, tennis matches, trail joggers, and walkers. And believe it or not, on a warm holiday morning the park still looked and felt empty. The trails are well-maintained and mulched. We were part of a volunteer group that added mulch to a segment of a trail. This is a great park to hike, walk your hound, wear out your kiddos, or exercise.

Great little par 3 course. A clinic in touch shots and angle and distance control. I had only ever…read moreplayed the old layout that crossed wells branch. This is a fun little spot that's got great signage, limestone benches, and concrete pads.

Excellent course for beginners, no shots that are too long or overly technical. The course is…read moreconsistently well maintained and I appreciate that the baskets are moved around every so often to keep some variety in what I'd call my home course. I order the old layout before the 3 holes were added past 2, but that's not nearly enough to drop my score on my go to course