Pros:
This facility is on my short list of the best of the best. It's a beautiful drive out from Austin to the ranch, John and the rest of the staff are very friendly and helpful, stocked pro-shop, camping on-site and two sweet courses make for a great day or two away from it all.
Of the two courses, I prefer the Meadows course to the Hill due to it's gentler look and easier hiking. The difficulty level for each set of tees is right on the money. John is among just a handful of designers who really get this concept.
Some may feel that the course is extremely long and difficult, but only if they've been indoctrinated by the all par 3's, pitch and putt mentality that is preached in many of the parks.
There are many outstanding holes on this course and some decent ones, but none that are bad.
The holes that stand out in my mind as exemplary are hole 1, 8, 12, 15, 17, and 18.
This course tests a lot of disc golf skills. Getting to play real golf on a exclusive use property is a wonderful thing.
Courses like this should be the starting point from which future disc golf courses evolve into even better facilities.
Cons:
Some of the tees aren't the best. Some of the white and red tees are a bit difficult to locate.
Other Thoughts:
Remember: Don't be a dirty disc golfer. If you pack it in, pack it out!