Grey Rock Golf Club

My cousin and I were planning to play at a different course, but after his flight got canceled, I ended up finding Grey Rock Golf course on my golf app and decided to try it. So glad I did! Had a wonderful time playing! The staffperson working in the pro shop was incredibly friendly and personable. The next time I return to Austin, this is where I’m going to play for sure!

Course is not worth the price they charge. Tee boxes in rough shape, fairways do have grass but the lies are super tight so you're basically hitting off concrete. Pretty sad the most expensive muni in Austin is in the worst shape. Save your money and go play Willie or Clay which are in great shape and a lot cheaper.

Very poor facilities - City of Austin does not maintain its bathrooms in clubhouse. Very sad to spend so much money and no toilets work.

Good use of land, play thru wooded course w well plsced bunkers and grassy moguls.Enjoyable shaping of shots.

Prefer this track when the nines are switched the other way. Its just more fun finishing on the more dramatic hole beside the pond and in front of the clubhouse.
At least the experience quality is consistently good enough to make me happy to come back again!

Had a lot of fun. Great course. Greens wowere in good shape along with the fairways and tees.

The greens are good, but the fairways are getting very hard and are hard to hit off of.

So this dried out dead grass track wants people to stay on the cart paths. The fairways are completely dead. The Marshall comes up and tells me because of the drought they want people staying on the cart paths, I asked why? He told they think they’ll create pot holes in the fairways.
I told him if it’s dead grass and hard dirt who will a cart create hole in the fairway? He didn’t have a answer. The course isn’t worth $40 a round in my opinion, I’ve played all over the southern United States these past few months. Grey Rock is a last resort course. Go to Avery Ranch or Falconhead instead.

I was late looking for a tee time for an out-of-town friend and myself to play on a Saturday morning. Fortunately I was able to find an 8:30AM tee time that randomly became available. We were paired with another twosome who were very nice. The pace of play was great. Just at 4 hours for the round. The course is in great condition especially for not having rain in over 60 days.

I feel like $83 for a round is a bit expensive but I feel like golf in the Austin area is expensive compared to other larger cities.

The bev cart came around several times during our round, which is always nice. And, the girl was super friendly.

Didn’t get a chance to visit the club house other than to check in, but overall it seemed nice and very clean.

Looking forward to playing here again.