Our annual Colorado Golf Binge group of 8 guys played Breckenridge this year for the first time in several years. What a great public course this is. Our weather was threatening but the rains held off until we were about to get our lunch of the patio. This Jack Nicklaus designed 27-hole public course sits…
Keep ReadingOunce again our Colorado Golf Binge two foursomes played Fossil Trace to start our 5 day binge. Teed off at 2pm Sunday after a great lunch at the club. We all love this course. It was is great shape as usual. One of our players got a hole in one on the 5th hole. Of…
Keep ReadingReview of Wolfdaner Golf Club at the Hyatt Lost Pines in Bastrop Paying tribute to the Tonkawa Native American Indians of Central Texas who celebrated life through their wolf dance, Hyatt Regency Lost Pines Resort and Spa has named this outstanding course Wolfdancer Golf Club. This very scenic course takes advantage of the natural Hill Country terrain and beauty as it traverses…
Keep ReadingReview of Pine Forest Golf Club - Bastrop Wow, what a fun and unique course that has holes running along the Colorado River and up into the hills with lots of ups and downs and some very interesting holes - all at a very reasonable rate!!! Pine Forest Golf Club was "created by God and…
Keep ReadingReview of ColoVista Golf Club in Bastrop, Texas ColoVista Golf Club was built in 1999 and before it was closed from 2009 to 2013 because of flooding it had been rated as one of the top and favorite courses in the Austin area. As proof of it's return to glory in 2013 the Austin American…
Keep ReadingReview of Lake Travis Lake Travis is northwest of Austin and is the second lake in the Chain Highland Lakes which stair-step up the Colorado River from Austin. Travis is 63 miles long with 270 miles of shoreline, has a maximum width of 4.5 miles, a maximum depth of 210 feet, and an average depth…
Keep ReadingReview of Lake LBJ Lake LBJ is one of the Highland Lakes which include: Lake Buchanan, Inks Lake, Lake Marble Falls, Lake Travis, and Lake Austin. The largest towns on the lake include Marble Falls, Kingsland, and Horseshoe Bay -- all of which offer a number of things to do off of the water. Lake…
Keep ReadingFor a new and exciting adventure, try renting a paddleboard or SUP and exploring a Texas lake or river. SUP (Stand Up Paddleboarding) or SUP Surfing is a surface water sport where a paddle is used while standing up on a surfboard. Stand Up Paddleboarding differs from surfing mainly because you do not need a…
Keep ReadingHere is a list of some of the best Texas Rivers for tubing, fishing, canoeing, kayaking, or swimming. Give them a try. May and September are great months for fun on the river. You need to pay close attention to stream-flow data to help you plan your camp and river trips. Texas offers plenty of…
Keep ReadingWith over 200,000 miles of Texas rivers and streams, you shouldn't have any problem finding a Texas river or stream for a canoeing, tubing, rafting, or kayaking or for a picnic, fishing, or swimming. This list of the best Texas Rivers and Streams is thanks to Texas Monthly and several other sources. We have also…
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