Disc Golf Courses Near Austin, Texas
Two City of Austin course profiles for comparing an established 18-hole park round with the trail-access planning needed at Roy G. Guerrero Park.
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Course notes for this area
Use these source-checked profiles to compare course style, trip fit, and what to verify before you leave. Official park and course operators remain the authority for closures, fees, and same-day access.
Choose a round that fits your plan
- Best overall option
- Bartholomew District Park Disc Golf Course
Strongest combination of source confidence, useful planning detail, and recent source review. - Best beginner option
- Bartholomew District Park Disc Golf Course
Short-layout, family, beginner, or practice context makes this the simplest starting point. - Best technical option
- Bartholomew District Park Disc Golf Course
Wooded, tight, control-focused, clay, creek, or other technical terrain details stand out. - Best quick round
- Raul Alvarez Disc Golf Course at Roy G. Guerrero Park
Short, compact, putting-green, warmup, or practice context suggests a faster visit. - Rain caution
- Bartholomew District Park Disc Golf Course
Course notes show the strongest mud, clay, creek, snowmelt, seasonal, or soft-footing concern.
These are planning shortcuts based on the source-checked course details shown below. Verify current access and conditions before traveling.
Start with Bartholomew District Park Disc Golf Course
Review the course profile below for verified features, source dates, weather-readiness context, and practical bag notes.
View sources checkedUse Bartholomew as the established north-central Austin option when an 18-hole city-park round fits the day. Confirm the current layout, park activity, and on-site rules rather than relying on an old course map.
Readiness summary: Conditions unverified / No current wet/dry claim / Checked Jul 31, 2026 at 8:57 pm PDT
Course details
- City/state
- Austin, TX
- General location
- 5201 Berkman Drive, Austin, TX 78723
- Hole count
- 18 holes
- Terrain/play style
- The official source confirms an 18-hole city-park course opened in 1982. It does not describe the current layout or terrain, so those details remain unclaimed.
- Beginner/family note
- Beginner score: 3; Family score: 3
- Cart note
- Not confirmed from source
- Dog note
- Austin park guidance says dogs must be leashed unless an area is designated off-leash; verify the current rule for the disc golf area.
- Fee/parking note
- The City of Austin course page does not state a disc golf fee. Verify current park and course rules before traveling. The official course page directs players to the 51st Street entrance across from Tilley Street; follow current park signage.
- Restroom note
- Restroom availability was not confirmed from the reviewed course source.
- Condition-readiness note
- Check Austin Parks closures, event conflicts, posted course rules, and weather before leaving for the park.
- Source confidence
- High (0.96)
Sources checked
- City of Austin Parks and Recreation disc golf courses page
- Austin Parks park directory
- Austin Parks and Recreation home and closures
Last checked:
Course details can change. Confirm hours, fees, closures, and rules with the linked source before visiting.
Visit readiness
- Weather state
- Current weather unavailable
- Weather source
- NWS/weather.gov public weather data
- Weather check attempted
- Temperature estimate
- Temperature estimate unavailable.
- Recent rain estimate
- Recent rain estimate unavailable.
- Forecast/precip estimate
- Near-term precipitation estimate unavailable.
- Readiness caution
- Conditions unverified
- Readiness note
- Official sources verify the course name, city-park location, address context, opening year, and 18-hole count. Conditions and current layout remain local checks.
- Footing note
- Inspect tees and landing areas after rain before using a full runup.
- Seasonal note
- Austin heat and storm timing are weather-planning considerations, not park condition reports.
Current weather data is unavailable. No wet/dry claim is shown; use the source-backed course notes and check the linked park or course source before traveling.
This is a weather estimate, not an official course closure or condition report. Check the linked source/park before visiting.
Weather-based estimate only. Check official course or park sources before traveling.
Choose Raul Alvarez when the Grove Boulevard access walk and an 18-hole metropolitan-park round fit the group. The same park also has the separate nine-hole Little G course, so confirm which layout you intend to play.
Readiness summary: Conditions unverified / No current wet/dry claim / Checked Jul 31, 2026 at 8:57 pm PDT
Course details
- City/state
- Austin, TX
- General location
- 400 Grove Boulevard, Austin, TX 78741
- Hole count
- 18 holes
- Terrain/play style
- The official directions require a walk from the end of Grove Boulevard toward a ravine. No additional current layout or difficulty claim is made.
- Beginner/family note
- Beginner score: 2; Family score: 2
- Cart note
- Not confirmed from source
- Dog note
- Austin park guidance says dogs must be leashed unless an area is designated off-leash; verify the current rule for the course route.
- Fee/parking note
- The City of Austin course page does not state a disc golf fee. Verify current park and course rules before traveling. The official source says to park at the end of Grove Boulevard and follow the trail toward the ravine.
- Restroom note
- Restroom availability for the course route was not confirmed from the reviewed source.
- Condition-readiness note
- Confirm the intended Raul Alvarez layout, trail access, closures, events, and current park rules with Austin Parks before traveling.
- Source confidence
- High (0.96)
Sources checked
- City of Austin Parks and Recreation disc golf courses page
- Austin Parks park directory
- Austin Parks and Recreation home and closures
Last checked:
Course details can change. Confirm hours, fees, closures, and rules with the linked source before visiting.
Visit readiness
- Weather state
- Current weather unavailable
- Weather source
- NWS/weather.gov public weather data
- Weather check attempted
- Temperature estimate
- Temperature estimate unavailable.
- Recent rain estimate
- Recent rain estimate unavailable.
- Forecast/precip estimate
- Near-term precipitation estimate unavailable.
- Readiness caution
- Conditions unverified
- Readiness note
- Official sources verify the course, park, address, 18-hole count, opening year, and access direction toward the ravine. Current conditions remain unverified.
- Footing note
- Check the access trail and any sloped or low ground after rain before committing to the round.
- Seasonal note
- Heat, thunderstorms, and river-corridor weather are planning inputs only; check Austin Parks for actual access information.
Current weather data is unavailable. No wet/dry claim is shown; use the source-backed course notes and check the linked park or course source before traveling.
This is a weather estimate, not an official course closure or condition report. Check the linked source/park before visiting.
Weather-based estimate only. Check official course or park sources before traveling.
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Choose an Austin course profile for this trip
The City confirms an 18-hole course at 5201 Berkman Drive that opened in 1982. Current terrain and layout details still require an on-site check.
The City confirms an 18-hole course at Roy G. Guerrero Park and directs players from the end of Grove Boulevard along a trail toward the ravine.
Roy G. Guerrero Park also has the separate nine-hole Little G course. Verify which layout your group plans to play before meeting.
Use weather data for water, sun, and lightning planning, then rely on Austin Parks for actual access or closure information.
Round-planning checklist
- Check Austin Parks closures and organized-event conflicts.
- Confirm the address and meeting point; the Roy G. Guerrero access includes a walk from parking.
- Carry enough water and sun protection for the entire card.
- Inspect tees and low ground after rain rather than treating a forecast as a condition report.
What to carry
- Water capacity for the full round
- Sun protection
- Towel and backup grip support
- Mini marker
- Compact first-aid basics
Disc setup for these verified profiles
Keep the travel bag familiar: putting putter, neutral midrange, stable fairway, dependable approach disc, and one wind-safe option. The verified sources do not justify a detailed shot-by-shot layout claim.
Practice before this trip
- Controlled landing zones with a neutral midrange
- Standstill approaches after awkward footing
- Putting after a short walk or elevated heart rate
Use DiscFunktional tools for Austin
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FAQ
Does this guide cover every Austin course?
No. It publishes two verified profiles from the City of Austin source set and links the official page that currently lists six city courses.
Are conditions live?
No. Weather output is a planning estimate. Check Austin Parks and on-site notices for access and course status.
Is the course free?
The reviewed City course page does not state a disc golf fee, so this guide does not make a free-play claim.
Source and correction policy: Course details are original summaries of the linked official sources, checked on July 10, 2026. Weather is a DiscFunktional planning estimate, not an operator condition report. Send a correction if an operator detail has changed.