Butler Park Pitch & Putt occupies a compact parcel along the shores of Lady Bird Lake in downtown Austin, designed by Winston Kinser and opened in the early 2000s. The course sits within the broader Butler Park green space, positioned between the lake's north shore and the urban core, offering views of the Austin skyline and the surrounding parkland. Its location makes it one of the most accessible public golf facilities in central Texas, walkable from downtown hotels and offices. The layout features nine short holes that range from roughly 60 to 120 yards, designed to accommodate beginners, families, and experienced players looking for a quick practice round or casual outing. The routing takes advantage of the site's mature live oak trees and gentle terrain, with several holes playing along or near the water's edge. The course operates as a true pitch and putt facility, emphasizing short-game skills and providing a low-pressure environment for learning the game. Butler Park Pitch & Putt functions as a municipal facility managed by the City of Austin Parks and Recreation Department. It draws a diverse mix of users, from office workers on lunch breaks to parents introducing children to golf, and remains one of the few golf options within walking distance of Austin's central business district. The course has no clubhouse amenities beyond basic starter services, reflecting its role as a straightforward public recreation asset rather than a traditional golf club.