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One of my preferred Austin muni courses, somewhat challenging and in great shape!

Conditions have been consistently good the past year or more. Friendly staff, and challenging but fare course layout.

This is supposed to be Austin’s flagship municipal course? They still charge a premium to play here as if, yet between Grey Rock, Lions, Morris Williams, Jimmy Clay and Roy Kizer - Grey Rock is hands down in the worse condition of all! The fairways are dried up and in dire need of attention, but the greens are horrendous with minimal to no grass at all left on the majority of them. Sure, the course layout is good, but there is nothing fare or fun about hitting off of dirt and rock or putting on uneven and unpredictable surfaces..
We played a GolfNow Hot Deal for $27.50 and still felt completely ripped-off!

Course is in excellent condition and the greens are the best I’ve seen for some time!

I always enjoy the course but there’s plenty of room for improvement regarding the condition of the greens. Especially considering it’s not been that ling ago they closed the course down completely and spents millions of dollars to recondition them!

Best of the muni courses but not immune to climatic impact. Some thinning in the fairways and greens not as lush as other seasons. Overall still not too bad for a January round of golf.

Dependable old standby always remains true. Suffered a bit behind some beginners with their slow play. Would have been nice to see a marshal offer some council to them but managed to take matters in hand after just a few holes. Still, would have appreciated for course management to have stepped in.

As a Texan visiting the area I was not accustomed to playing so much elevation change. That made the challenge a little tougher on me, but I've no room to complain about the course, it was beautiful, fare, and well maintained. I may need to get back over to Gainesville so I can get more familiar with the course in order to end up with a more favorable scorecard!

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!

Love to play Mo Willy, but it's been a harsh dry winter and the course has been beat down with traffic. The greens unfortunately are also suffering from outbreaks of some non-favorable "broccoli" looking stuff that impact the roll of the ball. Still, with Roy Kizer out of commission with repair work, if I'm going to play a Muni Morris Williams is my first choice!

Winds picked up as the day went along. No fault of anyone, it just made three or four holes on the back nine a lot more challenging to get through.