My tentative plans for Austin DG are: Circle C, East Manor and then Pease Pk once I'm in town for 2 days. I've never played in Texas, does anyone have any better ideas or recommendations?
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Austin,TX late this week
- Thread starter discNDav
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Not rated as well overall, but I had a great time at Brushy Creek.
http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course.php?id=1044
I would probably play the ones you listed first though.
http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course.php?id=1044
I would probably play the ones you listed first though.
FRIZZLE TOSSLER
Birdie Member
Great choices...Circle C & East Metro are the best courses in town & are great representatives of Texas disc golf. The MetCenter is brand spankin' new and is supposed to be a championship level course, but is still under construction. My buddies & I were planning on checking out the MetCenter later this week. Shoot me a pm if you'd like to get a round in while your in town. I'd be more than happy to show you around.
So can you navigate around the MetCenter ok. Or do you need someone to guide you through?
FRIZZLE TOSSLER
Birdie Member
The reviewer on here stated that he didn't have too much trouble navigating the course... the poles for each tee sign are installed next to each completed concrete tee pad, which should help point you in the right direction.
insobox
Bogey Member
Yeah like my review stated it's easy enough to get around, this course is already growing in popularity, already been three times since my review. Played a doubles game from Pro boxes which was quite fun. If you don't mind getting a little mud on your shoes and aren't afraid of a challenging course with some water features throughout you should definitely give this course a go.
Play:
Day 1 - Circle C
Day 1 - Twin Parks Country Club (Parkshire & Park Hill[if you have the time to play 2 courses])
Day 2 - MetCenter
Day 2 - East Metro (Manor)
I put them like this as Circle C and Twin Parks are relatively close to eachother and East Metro and MetCenter are relatively close to each other.
Also might want to check and see if Houcks' Circle R ranch might be open while you're in town, that's always great to play as well.
Play:
Day 1 - Circle C
Day 1 - Twin Parks Country Club (Parkshire & Park Hill[if you have the time to play 2 courses])
Day 2 - MetCenter
Day 2 - East Metro (Manor)
I put them like this as Circle C and Twin Parks are relatively close to eachother and East Metro and MetCenter are relatively close to each other.
Also might want to check and see if Houcks' Circle R ranch might be open while you're in town, that's always great to play as well.
Nick cookman
Newbie
Texas state in san Marcos is sweet if you have time. But manor And Bart are awsome, no mater where you go you will have fun.
