Apartments near Jimmy Clay Golf Course in Austin, TX (142 Rentals)

6912 Cardinal Bloom Loop

7406 Southgate Ln

2215 Mission Hill Dr

2201 Mission Hill Dr

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4903 Merritt Dr, Unit D

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4714 Lambs Ln

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2501 Teri Rd, Unit B

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5400-5402 Village Ln

5313 S Pleasant Valley Rd

5311 S Pleasant Valley Rd

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Bucks Run

4912 Pepper Ln

4905 Merritt Cir

4917 Freidrich Ln

4911 Freidrich Ln

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The Circle at Nelms

2221 Mission Hill Cir

2406 Mission Hill Dr

726 Shelby Ln

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Sitting in front of the TV in your apartment, wasting away, and looking for a way to get out and get some sun and exercise? Well Jimmy Clay Golf Course has your solution. Opened in 1974, this course is 6918 yards through treed areas as well as open spaces. With elevated greens and forgiving T shots, this course is for novices and pro's alike. In 1994, Jimmy Clay Golf Course merged with Roy Kizer Golf Course to form a massive 36 hole complex that is one of the largest in the state. Tee times are taken on weekdays 7 days in advance and Tuesdays at 7am for weekends. Well? What are you waiting for? Get out of that apartment and play golf!!
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There are currently 893 Studio Apartments in Austin with rent ranges from $635 to $5,053 with an average price of $1,280.
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