Flatonia Golf Course is a nine-hole layout located in Fayette County, Texas, in the small town of Flatonia between Houston and San Antonio. The course was designed by Bill Hassell and Lonnie Garbade, who worked together on several regional Texas courses during the late 20th century. The design reflects the gently rolling terrain and open character typical of central Texas, where native grasses and scattered oak trees define the landscape. The routing takes advantage of the modest elevation changes available in the area, with holes that play through a mix of fairway and rough terrain. Like many nine-hole courses in rural Texas, Flatonia offers an accessible, straightforward test of golf without the length or complexity of championship layouts. The course serves the local community and visiting golfers seeking a casual round in a regional setting. Flatonia remains a modest municipal or semi-private facility typical of small Texas towns, where the emphasis is on playability and local membership rather than tournament prestige or national ranking. The course provides a practical venue for recreational golf in the region, maintaining the character of regional Texas golf design from its era.