What People Are Saying About Jimmy Clay Roy Kizer Golf Crse
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In Short – Named after the longtime superintendent for the city's public courses, Kizer was designed by Randolph Russell of the Austin Parks and Recreation Department. Kizer opened in November 1996 as a companion course to the adjacent Jimmy Clay Golf Course, an Austin stalwart. The course was built on the former waste-water treatment facility site. One of the area's most challenging public courses, Kizer is distinguished by its large, unhindered fairways and the almost constant threat of hitting into a watery grave.
06/09/08
Horrible greens
by budman177777
Played about 2 weeks ago. Will not be going back. Greens in horrible shape I couldnt belive they charged full price. I think just chaging cart fee MIGHT be reasonable for some people but not for me. Also Jimmy Clay is not in the best shape either. Fairways are very hard and some of the greens are not in the best shape either. Dont know what the point was closing the course for nearly a year other than moving some holes around .They made it in worse playing condition. did not improve anything. Plenty of standing water still , same spots always muddy due to leaky sprinklers I would imagine, someone must have pocketed the money. Also I would really recommend getting a new head groundskeeper who knows what hes doing.
- Pros: good course layout
- Cons: horrible greens
07/30/04
Greens Need Work
by stefanysdad
Nice links style course. Distances look longer than actually are. Can easily cross fairways if not familiar with hole layout. Greens needs work though. Looked beat up on 7/20/04. Didn't get a true roll on the front 9. Ran out of time for the back 9 on sunset rate. Easy to get on during weekday evenings. Probably a bear on weekends.
10/02/02
Best in town
by superbowlace
A beautiful golf course offering a good challenge to all levels of golfers.
Pace of play, value, challanges, staff, and course conditions are rarely equaled by private clubs.
The only drawback this course has, as do all other municipal courses, is the ease of getting a tee time.
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A lack of trees on the majority of the course leaves little to block the breeze, so know to adjust your wicked slice accordingly.
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