Falconhead Golf Club — Indoor Golf Simulator
15201 Falcon Head Blvd, Austin, TX, 15201
About Falconhead Golf Club
In Austin, TX, Falconhead Golf Club offers indoor golf simulator play.
Guests can enjoy on-site amenities including Pro Shop. You can book golf services including Indoor Golf Lessons and Junior Programs. See simulator technology, pricing, hours and reviews for Falconhead Golf Club in Austin, TX, and request a booking to reserve a bay.
For a round outdoors, golf courses near Falconhead Golf Club include Falconhead Golf Course, Flintrock Falls Country Club and The Hills Country Club.
Services: Indoor Golf Lessons, Junior Programs
Amenities: Pro Shop
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Falconhead Golf Club located?
Falconhead Golf Club is an indoor golf simulator venue located at 15201 Falcon Head Blvd, Austin, TX, 15201.
What amenities does Falconhead Golf Club offer?
Amenities at Falconhead Golf Club include Pro Shop.
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Golf courses nearby
Real golf courses within about 50 miles of Falconhead Golf Club, nearest first — pair a bay session here with a round outdoors.
- Falconhead Golf Course (Golf course · 0.1 mi)
- Flintrock Falls Country Club (Golf course · 1.4 mi)
- The Hills Country Club (Golf course · 2.2 mi)
- Spanish Oaks Golf Club (Golf course · 2.3 mi)
- Yaupon Golf Course (Golf course · 2.7 mi)
- Live Oak Golf Course (Golf course · 3.2 mi)
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Google rating
Rated 3.7 out of 5 on Google (532 ratings).
“Course is very nice , fairways are wide open even though I never seemed to find one, and overall the facilities were pretty good. However, the staff, specifically the marshals and starters, were absolutely miserable. I wondered how such a nice course had such mediocre ratings. It became truly obvious when we had a marshal following us from hole to hole despite there being no groups behind us and us completing 18 well under 4.5 hours. They were all grumpy retiree types that I think would have their time better spent playing on their beautiful course instead of stalking the few customers they seem to attract despite their high prices and off putting staff.” — Sean McCutchen, rated 1 out of 5 on Google (a month ago)
“I was supposed to play a round with my brother in the morning only run into a unexpected circumstance where my brother's 14 month old baby was very sick in the morning and we drove to take him to urgent care and anxiously waited for the doctor. As such, we unfortunately had to cancel our tee time. Called them and explained the situation to them only to be given the standard response of "sorry but company policy, you will be charged in full" heard a lot of good things about this golf course but can see why it fails to reach 4 stars on google review. The people running it are tone deaf and I personally would be reluctant to support such an establishment. I'll also be sure to tell this story to my other golfing buddies as well. Its a shame that a great course is run by such people. You guys can keep the $400+ you guys charged me. I assure you that you will lose more money than that as far as future business is concerned after i tell my friends who go there every now and then. I guess its all worth it to protect the integrity of your precious company policy. good day sir.” — Sung Kim, rated 1 out of 5 on Google (4 months ago)
“I've played here for 2 decades and won't be back. The course is usually in decent shape, but still very overpriced. I've paid less for rounds in Las Vegas and Orlando for far superior courses. The corporatization of the pro shop and management is profits over all now. I just read some of the other reviews citing the same thing. It's 100% accurate. Customer comes last here. That bothers me and it's lost its luster. High fees, corporatized culture, marginally well maintained course at resort prices, and no regard for customer loyalty. Roy Kizer is half the price and usually just as well kept.” — John Neumann, rated 1 out of 5 on Google (5 months ago)
“Great layout and views on this PGA Signature Golf gem!!! Tough par 4's to start your round but the par 5s are conquerable. Hit one more club on Number 8 because you don't want to add to the large collection of bills on Falconhead's Signature hole.” — Ryan Conrad, rated 5 out of 5 on Google (8 months ago)
“This course is in my top 3 for the greater Austin area. I golfed here for the first time in mid June after 2 months of hot, stormy weather. The course was in exquisite shape. We all were impressed with the lush green grass and beautiful trees literally everywhere. The course is challenging but fun. The elevation of the course gives you several views overlooking the hill country. We played twilight golf and had plenty of light out till 8:30 pm. We played 12 holes It was about 92° with a wonderful light breeze the entire time. The staff and other golfers were friendly. We golfed on a Tuesday evening, but for some reason, the practice facilities were really busy so I practiced a few putts and chip shots and headed back to the cafe for a hot dog, bag of chips and an ice cold ice tea before teeing off at 5:30 pm. The pace of play was perfect for my foursome, but I could tell the guys behind us were a bit frustrated by the pace because they hit a few balls around us when we were on the greens. We let a single golfer play through, there was never any long backup of golfers waiting on the tee boxes and we kept up with the group in front of us by just playing a leisurely round of golf with some new friends. Heads up, the 7th hole is deceptively narrow and the 8th hole has a large moat in front of the green.” — Greg Moore, rated 5 out of 5 on Google (a year ago)
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