Texas Golf Course Reviews

Canyon Springs Golf Club - hole 18

Canyon Springs Golf Club is becoming a San Antonio destination play

Canyon Springs Golf Club offers San Antonio golfers an upscale, daily-fee play along with a taste of the Hill Country. The course boasts a ranch-style pro shop, original stagecoach-era troughs, and real Texas barbecue in the clubhouse. It doesn't need any of this Texas flair to be considered a top San Antonio course, however. Now just over a decade old, Canyon Springs deserves mention with public Alamo City standouts like The Quarry, The Bandit, The Republic and SilverHorn Golf Club.
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Grey Rock Golf Club and Salt Lick Bar-B-Que Restaurant

A day in Austin done right: Grey Rock Golf Club and nearby Salt Lick Bar-B-Que Restaurant

If you've been in Austin for a day or two and haven't gotten any barbecue, prepare to be asked, "Why not? Vegetarian?" And one of the best golf-and-BBQ combos around Austin can be had by heading just south of town to Grey Rock Golf Club - a Jay Moorish design that is one of the city's more upscale semi-private courses - followed by beers and barbecue at the Salt Lick in Driftwood.
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Roy Kizer Golf Course in Austin - No. 18

Jimmy Clay and Roy Kizer courses: Golf at Austin's mega-muni

The largest municipal facility in Austin features a little bit of everything. The Jimmy Clay and Roy Kizer layouts offers 36 holes of golf, plus a wealth of practice facilities and other amenities. This is where Austinites without private memberships come to work on their game. The two courses showcase varying styles, catering to locals and visitors. They're affordable, too, making this short drive south of town well worth the time, Brandon Tucker writes.
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