Austin Golf Courses

Avery Ranch Golf Club combines an 18-hole daily-fee round with oak-lined hills and a lakeside setting in northwest Austin. Five tee options help golfers choose the right level of challenge.

Butler Pitch & Putt offers nine par-3 holes near central Austin. Grass greens, rental clubs, and an arrival-order queue make it a practical option for a short round focused on wedges and putting.

Falconhead Golf Club brings an 18-hole public golf experience to the Bee Cave area west of Austin. Rolling terrain, five tee options, and a distinctive eighth green give the course its identity.

Hancock Golf Course offers walking-only, nine-hole golf in central Austin. The historic par-35 municipal layout follows hilly ground near Waller Creek and uses arrival-order play rather than reserved tee times.

Harvey Penick Golf Campus offers a public nine-hole, par-30 round in East Austin. Six par 3s, three par 4s, and four tee options give beginners and returning golfers a compact place to build confidence.

The three-hole short course at Harvey Penick Golf Campus adds an on-course practice option to the East Austin facility. It is separate from the nine-hole course; contact the golf shop to confirm access and scheduling.

Jimmy Clay Golf Course offers an 18-hole municipal round through a tree-lined southeast Austin setting. Joe Finger’s design features elevated greens and shares a 36-hole complex with Roy Kizer.

Known locally as Muny, Lions Municipal Golf Course combines an 18-hole public round with a central place in Austin golf history. Its Enfield Road location makes it a convenient option for local players and visitors.

Roy Kizer Golf Course offers an open, links-style municipal round in southeast Austin. Lakes and wetlands shape this 18-hole layout, which shares a golf complex and practice facilities with Jimmy Clay.