Legacy Hills Golf Club

Legacy Hills Golf Club opened in 2000 in Georgetown, a city in the Texas Hill Country north of Austin. The course was designed by Billy Casper and Greg Nash, with Casper lending his major championship pedigree to a layout that takes advantage of the region's characteristic limestone terrain and rolling topography. The design sits on land that transitions between open Texas grassland and the more rugged, elevated features typical of the Hill Country. The routing works across varied elevation changes, with several holes playing along ridgelines and others descending into natural drainage corridors. Limestone outcroppings appear throughout the property, both as visual markers and strategic elements that influence approach angles and green complexes. Live oaks and native vegetation frame many holes, while the higher points on the course offer views across the surrounding Hill Country landscape. Legacy Hills serves as a daily-fee facility in the Georgetown area, providing public access to a course designed by a player who won three major championships during his professional career. The layout reflects Casper's reputation for strategic, thoughtful design rather than overwhelming length, with emphasis on positioning and course management. The property's natural features—particularly the limestone and elevation movement—give the course a distinct character within the Central Texas golf market, where terrain varies considerably from the flatter courses closer to Austin to the more dramatic Hill Country designs to the west.