Muni Guides
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Austin, TX
Hole-by-Hole
Three game plans for every hole we've played. Safe for the cautious. Fun for the curious. Aggressive for the delusional. More coming.
Published Guides
Hancock
No. 1
The Oldest First Tee in Texas
Par 4, 324 yards. The hardest opening hole in Austin muni golf. A tight fairway, a creek, and the accumulated pressure of a hundred years of shanked first swings.
Lions
No. 6
A Dogleg That Punishes the Bold
The signature hole at the most historic muni in Austin. Where Ben Crenshaw learned the game and where your draw goes to die.
Morris Williams
No. 7
Blind Tee Shot Over a Ridge
A blind tee shot to a narrow fairway. You pick your line, commit, and find out what kind of lie the golf gods had in mind for you today.
Roy Kizer
No. 15
Scenic Par 3, Tricky Green
Looks simple from the tee box. Plays tricky once you see the pin position. The kind of hole that rewards club selection over ego.
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