Austin Ridge Bible Church

Austin, Texas     1 course · 20 holes     Driving directions

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-  +1 votes  + Reagan Schneider › November 2, 2010
C
All the holes but #18 are now OPEN. I don't mind a challenging course, but this was a bit ridiculous. I've never said so many cuss words on church grounds.You will lose some disc, but also find some disc. Don't come expecting a fun round.
-  +1 votes  + Jonny T › June 30, 2015
A-
This course is still a little rough around the edges, but it keeps getting better. Its very technical with a few longish holes.
-  +0 votes  + Luke Holtzapple › June 2, 2013
A+
-  +0 votes  + Nichola Landry › June 2, 2011
A-
All I can say is WOW, and I never played in such tough course in the weather with 99 degrees along with wind of 10-25 mph with 30 mph gust
-  +0 votes  + Andy Aupperle › June 25, 2011
A-
Pros: A greatly challenging course. You have to bring your A game to this course or you might go home crying. Beautiful scenery. Has one of the best views on a course in central Texas. Good use of water and elevation. It's close to my parents house (a personal pro) Cons: Have to have pin point accuracy on many of the holes. Their fairways are only a few feet wide. Lots of chances to lose discs. There is a nice bridge on #3 but there could be a few move of them on water crossings. Someone ...
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-  +0 votes  + Patrick Plaze › January 10, 2013
B+
Another John Houck course, who likes par 4 and 5's. Makes you play placement golf and set up for 3 great shots in a row before you putt sometimes. The rocks here will eat your discs up bad, watch out.
-  +0 votes  + Ryan "Tex" Kimbro › June 4, 2012
A-
This course will make you a better player. Elevation changes make it good for views, and a good hammie work-out too.
Narrow, tight, and open lines. Throws looong. Snow men happen.
-  +0 votes  + Tyler B › June 30, 2015
A-
One of my favorite Austin courses. Has a lot of elevation changes which is a nice change from some of the other nearby courses. Definitely have to thread the needle through trees at times. More of a technical course than bomber course - the short game is big here. This course has never been too busy in my experience. Have fun and respect the course as it's public but not city-owned as far as I can tell.
-  +0 votes  + Ethan Cole › April 2, 2021
A
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