Texas Army Trail Disc Golf Course

"Great place to disc golf! Was looking for snakes and didn’t find any but def be alert! The warning is on hole 18 haha"

"Have been playing here for 2 years. Definitely most difficult in NW HOU area due to trees and many narrow fairways. I played mid-day in 100+ degrees because after the first 4 holes it is completely shaded. Need to have great shot control and good eyes to find any discs off target."

"Love this course. Outstanding scenery, great basket placement. Well maintained. Dog friendly. I have not developed my forehand so the dog leg right basket is a nascence. Other than that Its one of my favorite courses."

"Love this place! Well maintained, only drawback, no public restrooms. Starts off with 4 wide open shots, then you go into the woods, but every hole is birdyable. Very hard to lose a disc, two holes are near water, but you can easily “ throw around it “ for the par, or even a birdie. Some snakes, but beautiful course! Been playing 8 months, my best is plus 10."

"It was a cool and crisp fall day in Houston. Dark clouds threatened rain, but kept the sun hidden from view. It was perfect weather for disc golf. My friend and I parked and walked towards the practice basket where a few other gents were gathered. It was our first time here, and we were informed that the baskets were just moved to the long tees for a tournament. Oh well, we were here for a challenge and a challenge we got. TaT is beautiful, and unforgiving. You've really got to hit your tee offs in the fairway to give yourself a chance at par. Unfortunately, my buddy and I are not that good. Playing here is like playing disc golf while taking a nice little hike through the woods. It was quiet and lovely. The cool autumn air made it that much more enjoyable. I would highly recommend this course for any disc golf fans, especially in colder weather. Ravines and mud can make it less enjoyable after rains, though."