2 days in Texas

[Jungle Tim]

Hola
Wanna come up by car from Monterrey in to TX to play some super awsome courses, ive never played a 'pro' course and would like to see how i fair.
but will only have 2 days (sat sun)
as my car is a crappy pointer, sort of to central and south TX.....

any ideas will be hugely appreciated

Muchas Gracias

jungle

 

[sidewinding]

Try Williamson County Park just north of Austin. Very beautiful, very technical, very long, very difficult, very fun. It costs $1.00 to play but you get a scorecard with map printed on the back.

http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course.php?id=927

 

[DGtourist]

Sweet, I just added another one to the wishlist.

 

[PhattD]

Well if you ever make it up to Michigan I'll show you a few good ones.

 

[ehillis]

Home base in Austin. In addition to Williamson County Park, play Circle C (south Austin), Pease Park (central Austin), Old Settler's in Round Rock (north of Austin). Wimberly's Circle R ranch (hosts World Amateur Doubles) and the new facility half an hour away in Dripping Springs are supposed to be great too, but sadly I haven't been.

 

[DGtourist]

I plan on joining you guys in Austin soon.

 

[austinirish]

Houston has a few dozen courses as well.
Que te vaya bien y que no pierdas los discos

 

[sidewinding]

I plan on joining you guys in Austin soon.

Are you moving to Austin?

 

[DGtourist]

Are you moving to Austin?

Yes, as soon as I finish school and I sell my house, May at the earliest. In the mean time, I'll be there to visit a couple of times.

 

[RustyP]

Circle R in Wimberly is disc golf heaven

Out in the middle of nowhere with awesome views of the Hill Country and some very challenging holes. I've never played a quieter round of golf in my life!

 

[Texconsinite]

How are the courses in the southern part of the state. We are thinking Corpus Christi/ McAllen Area. Are there some quality, technical, wooded courses there?