Georgetown · Golf
The courses worth knowing around Georgetown, Texas: who can play, how many holes, and a link to book each one.
Golf score
63rd of 94 golf cities for retirement golf
Golf score blends year-round playability (40%), playable access (20%), affordability (18%), course pedigree (14%), and the size of the mapped set (8%).
Parkland layout with a 520-yard par-5 finishing hole · Greg Nash with Billy Casper
The oldest of Sun City's three courses, a parkland walk through mature trees that is open to everyone. A friendly, well-kept layout that rewards a steady tee shot.
Opened 1996 · $$ · Slope 131
Open hill country fairways with water and native areas in play · Greg Nash with Billy Casper
A shorter, more open Sun City course that is easy to enjoy and open to the public. The wider corridors make it a kind place to spend a relaxed morning.
Opened 2001 · $$
Rolling open hill country with five sets of tees · Gary Stephenson
The newest Sun City course, set on rolling open ground with five tee choices so you can pick a length that fits your game. Anyone can play, and it stays in fine shape.
Opened 2008 · $$ · Slope 128
Tree-lined fairways and rolling greens, long from the tips · Dick Phelps
A long-standing public course in nearby Round Rock that has earned a name as one of Central Texas's best daily-fee tracks. Walking is allowed if you prefer to leave the cart behind.
$$ · Slope 139
Links feel with long hill country views and rolling terrain · George Clifton
A public championship course just south in Round Rock, with an open links feel and views that stretch for miles. Five sets of tees let you set up a comfortable round.
$$ · Slope 139
San Gabriel River in play eleven times, no bunkers, hilly
One of the oldest courses in Texas, a private member-owned club right in town that winds along and across the San Gabriel River. Short but full of character, with steep terrain and forced river carries.
Opened 1927 · Slope 123
Jack Nicklaus Signature design across dramatic hill country · Jack Nicklaus
A private Jack Nicklaus Signature course that helps define golf in Georgetown, set across spectacular hill country. A demanding, polished layout for those who join the club.
Opened 2003 · Slope 145
