Roy G. Guerrero DGC

The course went through a major redesign and reopened in May 2023. 15 of the 18 holes have dual tee boxes. The long tees are not merely behind the Am tees, they are placed at varied locations and distances. The style of the tee pads here are similar to the ones at Zilker Park. The actual tee pad is the concrete rectangle. The bricks around the edges are for safety, erosion control, and aesthetics. The "bricks" are NOT part of the legal teeing area. The area is very wooded all around, but the fairways have been cleared of unneeded trees and brush. Stone benches are located at nearly every tee, and the course has incorporated new innovations for erosion control (large diameter rubber pads around each basket laid in the ground to prevent dig outs from shoes when you pick up your disc and turn away). There is a practice putting area (as shown in the course map) with multiple baskets. Another note about parking/access: Use the "Get directions" button on the page, and it will direct you to the parking lot for the course. The parking lot is now near hole 1, and hole 18 leads back to the same parking lot. Do not cross any construction fencing.