Course is in great shape. Greens were a little slow but ran true to the hole. Fairways and rough…read moreare in excellent condition. Tee boxes need a little work. Great stall and excellent food and service

It is worth the ride to play at this hill country course. I've played here a few times, and the…read morecourse has always been in good shape. You have to think your way around this track as the short holes tempt you to take out the big stick when a 5-wood or long iron places you in position A for a birdie. This course has some elevation, so club selection is key on many of your second shots. The greens are fast and run true, which I like. Make sure you visit the snack bar. The people working here are nice, the food is excellent, especially the burgers. During this visit, we had a front-row seat at the Bluebonnet Airshow, which was happening next door at the Burnet Municipal Airport. One nit, you will not finish your round in four and a half hours. Plan on a 5-hour round.

This is a decent track just outside of Marble Falls. If you are seeking well-manicured fairways and…read moreperfect greens, then move on. However, if you are seeking a (very) reasonably priced golf experience, then Hiiden Falls is for you. I've played here twice, and everyone here is very helpful and friendly. From the forward tees, it plays short, and a driver is not needed. You will be challenged from the back tees, but on some holes it's risk-reward, so you may wish to keep the big dog in the bag. I don't believe there is a flat putt on this course, so watch your approach shot. They do have a putting green and a driving range. The 19th hole is fuly stocked with an ajoinng dinng room. As a bonus, there are plenty post post-golf venues in Marble Falls for post-round activities.

What an amazing course to play on for a single 9-hole course. You have the option to play just 9 or…read moreplay it twice for a full 18. What stood out about this course it wasn't just an average course. They have a nice game room with pool tables, golf simulator, golden tee, and a nice bar setup within their clubhouse. They even have a food truck right outside the club house next to their golf simulator room. When you walk into pay just go to the right and you will see their golf shop. Plenty of swag gear and other necessities that most golf clubs don't carry in my opinion. For course play, hole one is not only a challenge being you have to battle your way up "Hamburger Hill" with slice to a bit left and a slightly inclined putting green. You have to watch out for the driving range to the right. My buddy and I had a good time playing, but man it was cold when we arrived here and we were the first couple of players to start the day. The golf carts come with two USB type A plugs to keep your electronic devices charged. They also use a TagMarshall for GPS. Which in my opinion it is one of the best GPS devices I have utilized on a golf cart. This course has a lot of scenic holes with plenty of wildlife aka deer roaming the course. They are pretty cool to watch as they watch you play tis course. The staff here are friendly and welcoming when you arrive. Depending on where you are located in the Austin area it can be a bit of a drive; however, the drive is very scenic. From Pflugerville it was about a 55 minute drive. I highly recommend trying to this course out if you're tired playing the usual courses in the Austin area. Also, they offer military discount through military tee times.

Very nice clubhouse with everything you would ever need or want. Can't wait to play the course and…read moretry the food.

The golf course maintenance is amazing. You have to try the bent grass greens. An excellent variety…read moreof challenges for all skill levels. The food & beverage service is exceptional with weekly specials and a great mixologist !

Don't waste your time here. - just go to Austin Golf Club right off 71. They actually take care of…read moretheir people & course.

Beautiful place, amazing food. Everyone was really nice and outgoing. Great place for golf.read more

This is the most beautiful disc golf course we have ever played. Not too big or too small. Just…read moreright!

Went for the first time last Sunday. Absolutely stunning course and views. This course has such a…read moregreat mix of elevations, and obstacles to navigate. There are benches to rest throughout the course as well as bathrooms. I've heard alot of great things about John Houck designed courses and this one totally lives up to the reputation. The course has beginner/recreational tees as well as pro level tees. I consider myself a beginner and I opted to play the blue for the challenge it was awesome! My wife and I had just enough energy to play 9 holes. After that we had some pizza. The service was prompt and the pizza was great. Do yourself a favor and go play this course. Thank You to the owners for putting an amazing course on their property and sharing with the community.

This park is located deep inside of Cottonwood Shoals and butts up against the lake. It's amenities…read moreconsist of three picnic tables, 2 of which are under trees, one grill, fountain, and a small play scape. The one noticeable thing that stands out here is the outdoor gym equipment next to the basketball hoop. There's about a half acre of green space directly behind the park and you can see the lake in the near distance through the trees. This green space seems to be used as an impromptu softball field. It should be noted that there is no boat ramp here, nor any public bathrooms. It does have a small rocky parking lot for about 10 cars.

This is the best camp EVER! I have been going here for 2 year's and I will defiantly come every…read moreyear that I can. This camp help's you become a better person by practicing the 4 R's (Responsibility, reaching out, reasonable risk, and respect). Everybody there is nice and kind. My first day ever going, I was so nervous that I wouldn't make any friends but when I first met my cabin mates, I felt like we've been friends for ever. The cabins don't have any air conditioning but they do have fans and on the bright side it's cold in the morning but that's the fun of it. The bathrooms are grows but that stuff does not matter. What does matter is the fun of camp. Their is always so much to do. You could never get bored. From sitting at the hearth (the place were fine arts is) too climbing the rock wall, your always having fun. There are also many water activity such as pool, paddle sports, free swim, ski, knee boar, tubing, blobbing, etc.

Our 9 year old son just finished his second summer session (3 straight weeks of sleep-away camp in…read morenon-air conditioned cabins with no direct parental contact or tech devices allowed) at Camp Champions on Lake LBJ in Marble Falls and before we even left the property, he was asking us to sign up for next year. That right there is a glowing endorsement, folks. As budget-minded, practical parents, it was a tough sell for us at first. This camp, while phenomenal on the surface with a long history of success since 1967 and amenities & growth experiences galore, costs almost an arm & a leg. I'm saying our whole family of 3 could go to Europe for the cost of the 3 weeks for 1 kid here (an hour's drive from Austin). Why would we make the sacrifice and commit to this quite pricey annual tradition? As Brian J mentions in his excellent review, it's the 4 Rs that Camp Champions models in every staff member and enforces every day in all of the campers: Responsibility, Respect, Reasonable Risk, and Reaching out to others. You will never find another summer program with such enthusiastic and caring owners, staff members, teen counselors, and youth participants. Sure, it all looks great on paper, but it's truly fantastic in practice. Participants learn how to: live with 8 other "siblings"; share responsibility for their living space; maintain a caring community; manage conflict; support others in need; self-regulate; appreciate nature; honor elders; step up as a leader; and try something new & challenging every day. Yes, these are all lessons that we teach within our family, but there's nothing like having these kinds of experiences in an environment outside of the group of people who have to love you because you're a blood relative. The maturation that I see in my singleton child each year after the Camp Champions experience is priceless to me. What else? Fun, of course! The property is gigantic, with every kind of summer activity you can imagine, from swimming (lake & pool) to ropes course to skiing to sailing to climbing to archery to horses to go carts to arts/crafts to gaga & pickle ball. You can tour the camp virtually here: http://www.campchampions.com/campers/video-map-tour. There are also the Trojan/Spartan color battles, evening torch lighting, Sunday vespers, and hundreds of other little inside jokes, rituals, and traditions that make campers feel that they are a part of special tribe for the rest of their lives. Parents are kept informed about their child during the camp session via daily photos and owner Steve Baskin's inspiring blog. We also have access to a system where we can send as many emails as we'd like to our campers, but if your child is like mine, you won't be receiving many letters in return. Both years, we've received a measly 2 postcards the entire time -- he was having too much fun to write home! A note on diversity. This is a desirable quality which needs improvement at Camp Champions, and efforts are underway to do just that. During Summer 2016, campers and counselors from 7 different countries were represented, with about 1/3 of my son's cabin speaking a first language other than English. Recently, a foundation was started to help fund scholarships for campers who could not otherwise afford to attend. There's more to do, but I appreciate that the Baskins recognize this issue and are acting to address it.