4.50 star(s)
Amazing course
Newly added concrete boxes. The pro boxes on this course offer an extremely challenging and diverse round of golf. Despite playing this course 30 plus times I am still humbled by the technical difficulties and beauty of it every time I play. Not a good course for a begining...
1.50 star(s)
So much potental....
Not much to say.
This is a good course to practice mid-range/putting. Good course for beginers.
Very nice sub development.
Where to start....
The layout is terrible. From the sideways teeboxes to short non challenging wide open holes.
No signage, but easy to follow...
4.50 star(s)
What a Course!
Circle C might be the best course in Austin, if not its a close second to ABR. I have played it 50 times plus and live close by.
Pros:
-Well planned and layed out blue and red tees boxes.
-Beautifuly done tee boxes and rock benches.
-Very challenging a dirverse shots and length...
3.50 star(s)
The Course for Everyone
I love that this course has a very well thought out red and blue tee set up. The more advanced players can be challenged by the blue tees and the beginers can have an enjoyable experence on the red tees.
A beautiful small creek runs throughout most of the course, I have...
3.00 star(s)
Great Learning Course
A great course to learn the game on. Short and not difficult with the exception of a couple holes 3 and 12.
Despite the huge amount of traffic on this course the city does an excellent job of maintaining it. South Austin Disc Golf Association deserves a lot of that...
4.00 star(s)
Technical Backhanders Dream
This course is beautiful. It sits right on the San Gabriel river and is heavily wooded and short. Excellent design makes for some of the tightest windows and most challenging short holes I have ever played. One of my favorite courses in the summer as almost all of...
3.00 star(s)
I have a bit of a soft spot for Bart. The design of the course is awesome first and foremost. As I understand it is the oldest course in Austin. 15 great holes with alternate boxes on holes 1, 2, and 3 to make a full 18. When I began playing I found this course favored fore hand throwers...