About this course
Roy Kizer Golf Course is an 18-hole public municipal layout in southeast Austin, separate from the neighboring Jimmy Clay course. GolfATX describes its links-style design as occupying 200 acres, including 35 acres of lakes and 22 acres of wetlands used by migratory waterfowl. The course is named for the former Lions Municipal superintendent, and its practice facilities include a driving range and short-game areas.
Type
Links-Style
Region
Unlisted
Holes
18
LooperAI score
75.0
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