Is TrackPass Worth It?
The Value Math for Texas Golfers
Updated June 2026 • 5 min read
TrackPass costs $199/year. It covers 95 public golf courses across Texas — 2 free rounds per year at partner courses, 1 free round per year at out-of-network courses. The question isn't whether the pitch sounds good. It's whether the math works for how you actually play golf.
Here's the honest breakdown.
The Break-Even Math
Texas public courses average $35–55 for 18 holes during peak times. Here's when TrackPass pays for itself:
| Avg green fee | Break-even rounds | 10-round savings |
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| $25 (budget munis) | 8 rounds | $51 saved |
| $35 (mid-range munis) | 6 rounds | $151 saved |
| $45 (DFW parkland courses) | 5 rounds | $251 saved |
| $55 (Memorial Park, TPC) | 4 rounds | $351 saved |
The 95 covered courses span every major Texas metro. If you play at least one different course per month across the year, TrackPass pays for itself in the first 5–6 rounds. After that, every round is money back in your pocket.
Who TrackPass Is Right For
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You play 8+ rounds per year at public courses. At 10 rounds, you're looking at $150–350 in savings at typical Texas rates.
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You travel within Texas for golf. TrackPass covers courses from El Paso to Beaumont. If you're road-tripping to play courses in a new city, 1 free round per course is significant.
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You like variety. The IndyPass model means you're not locked into one course. Play Lions Muni in Austin, Memorial Park in Houston, Brackenridge in San Antonio — all in the same year.
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You're a founding member. $199 is the launch price. It goes up once we hit 500 members.
Who It's Not Right For
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You play the same course every week. TrackPass gives 2 rounds per year at any single course (partner) or 1 round (out-of-network). If you play one local muni 40 times a year, a season pass at that course beats TrackPass.
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You play fewer than 5 rounds a year. At that frequency, TrackPass doesn't break even at most Texas course rates.
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You only play private clubs. TrackPass covers public courses only — no private clubs, no country clubs.
City-by-City Value
7 covered courses including Lions Municipal ($35), Morris Williams ($42), Roy Kizer ($30), Jimmy Clay ($30), Hancock ($18). At those rates, you break even in 5–11 rounds. Austin TrackPass members who play a different city course per quarter are well ahead by year-end.
22 covered courses including TPC Craig Ranch ($55), Firewheel ($40), Cedar Crest ($35), Pecan Valley ($40), Rockwood ($32), Luna Vista ($28). DFW golfers have the best density of TrackPass courses in Texas — break-even is typically 4–6 rounds.
8 covered courses including Memorial Park ($55), Hermann Park ($40), Gus Wortham ($32), Brock Park ($26). Memorial Park alone at $55/round makes the math easy — 4 rounds there and TrackPass has paid for itself before you've touched any other course.
7 covered courses including Brackenridge Park ($40), Cedar Creek ($45), Mission del Lago ($38), Willow Springs ($45), Olmos Basin ($35). SA golfers with variety in their game break even in 5 rounds.
The Bottom Line
TrackPass is worth it if you play 6 or more rounds per year at different Texas public courses. For golfers who like variety — different cities, different courses — it pays for itself quickly and gets more valuable as the partner network grows.
At the $199 founding member rate, it's the cheapest way to have access to 95 Texas public courses without being locked into one.
Join as a Founding Member
$199/year · 95 Texas public courses · 2 rounds/yr per partner course · 1 round/yr per out-of-network course
Get TrackPass — $199/yearTrackPass ($199/year) covers 95 Texas public golf courses — 2 free rounds per year at partner courses and 1 free round per year at out-of-network courses. Break-even is 4–8 rounds depending on local green fees. Best value for golfers who play 8+ rounds annually across multiple Texas courses.