Travis County
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Courses
- Live Oak Golf Course
- Jimmy Clay Golf Course
- Riverside Golf Course
- Austin Country Club
- Barton Creek Golf Academy
- Harvey Penick Golf Campus
- Roy Kizer Golf Course
- Barton Creek Lakeside Country Club
- Barton Creek Country Club
- Great Hills Country Club
- Blackhawk Golf Club
- Balcones Country Club
- Balcones Country Club
- Great Hills Golf Club
- River Place Country Club
- Barton Creek Fazio Foothills
- Lost Creek Country Club
- Flintrock Falls Country Club
- Yaupon Golf Course
- Pedernales Golf Club
- Grey Rock Golf Course
- Austin Golf Course
- Butler Pitch & Putt
- Avery Ranch Golf Club
- University of Texas Golf Club
- Onion Creek Club
- Barton Creek Crenshaw Cliffside
- Barton Creek Fazio Canyons
- Highland Lakes Golf Course
- Point Venture Golf Club
- The Hills Country Club
- Lakecliff On Lake Travis Golf
- Falconhead Golf Course
- Shadow Glen Golf Club
- Lago Vista Golf Course
- Spanish Oaks Golf Club
Frequently Asked Questions
When's the best time to plan a golf trip to Travis County to avoid the heat?
You'll find the absolute best golf weather here from late September through May. We personally love the spring (March-April) when everything is green and the temperatures are perfect for 36 holes, but fall offers equally pleasant conditions without the spring break crowds.
What kind of golf courses can I expect to play in Travis County? Are they mostly flat or hilly?
Prepare for some classic Texas Hill Country golf - you'll encounter plenty of elevation changes, live oak-lined fairways, and natural limestone creeks. Courses like Wolfdancer or Omni Barton Creek's Fazio Canyons really showcase this unique terrain, offering challenging yet scenic rounds.
How much should I budget for green fees in Travis County? Is it an expensive golf destination?
Travis County offers a good range for every budget, from excellent municipal tracks to high-end resort courses. You can find quality rounds for $50-80 during off-peak times, while premium resort experiences might run you $150-250, especially on weekends.
Besides golf, what else is there to do in Travis County for a group that enjoys good food and a lively atmosphere?
Austin, right in the heart of Travis County, is a fantastic city for post-golf fun. We always hit up South Congress for unique shops and live music, and the food truck scene is legendary - you absolutely have to try some BBQ or Tex-Mex.
Are there any must-play courses in Travis County that offer a truly unique Austin golf experience?
For a truly memorable round, we always steer friends towards Wolfdancer Golf Club at Hyatt Regency Lost Pines. It's a bit of a drive east, but the secluded, natural setting along the Colorado River feels miles away from the city, offering a challenging and beautiful escape.