Flying Armadillo Disc Golf Club - Disc Golf Course in San Marcos, TX

Grade Breakdown

Overall C 78/100

Course Condition C 75/100

Design & Challenge B 82/100

Amenities B 80/100

Value B 85/100

Service C 76/100

Reputation B 83/100

About This Course

Flying Armadillo Disc Golf Club offers exceptional value with two distinct courses - a world-ranked Mini Course (#34 UDisc) and a challenging Big Course (#84 UDisc). Located conveniently near Texas State University in San Marcos, it provides unlimited play for $10 per person with extensive amenities including a full pro shop, viewing tower, and recreational facilities. The hilly terrain with oak trees and creek beds creates strategic variety across all skill levels.

Course Info

Holes 18

Yardage 6,000

Type Public

Terrain Hilly

Walking Allowed

Green Fees

Weekday $10

Weekend $10

Practice Facilities

driving range

Signature Hole

Tank hole on Mini Course - unique obstacle feature with yard-art elements

Details

Address 3115 Hilliard Rd, San Marcos, TX

City San Marcos, TX

Phone +17372663990

Who Should Play Here?

Beginner Recommended

Beginners will find the Mini Course ideal with its ~100 yard holes and forgiving obstacles like ponds, tanks, and yard-art. The Big Course offers Novice tees for those wanting to progress while still learning approach and putting fundamentals.

Start on the Mini Course to build confidence with shorter distances
Take advantage of concrete tee pads for consistent starting positions
Kids 12 and under play free when accompanied by an adult

Intermediate Recommended

Intermediate players will appreciate the Big Course's elevation changes, oak tree coverage, and strategic shot selection across multiple tee boxes. The course tests approach shots and putting while remaining accessible.

Use Intermediate tees for balanced challenge on the Big Course
Utilize Houck signs for accurate hole information and distances
Consider night golf with glow discs available at the pro shop

Advanced Playable

Advanced players will find the Big Course challenging with its 6000-yard length, terrain variety, and shot selection demands. The course is ranked 84th in the world on UDisc for competitive play.