Ishikawa :
I have been to TR 4 times now. Haven't been in a while because of work and toy budgets :D but I am hoping I might be able to squeeze in another class next year. Be forewarned, TR is shutting down soon and moving out of the state - so if you're interested in going, now is the time! The training is absolutely top notch, the instructors are second to none, and the facilities are superb. I can't talk enough about how great the ranch is.
Mojo:
"Cool" range owners .. hrm.. that kind of narrows it down. Tony's is okay, so long as they see that you are semi-competant with what you're doing. If you flip the selector to 'fun' and put a few over the berm, he's gonna toss your ass out. (and rightfully so!) Hill Country is okay with auto, but the owner there is kind of a strange guy. Just be sure not to engage him in any sort of long conversation and you'll be okay. Other than that, Red's South is really the only other range I know of in Austin that will allow people to go auto. I've heard some folks talk about Austin Trap & Skeet out on E290 being okay with it, but not many. I would stick to Tony's if you're up in Georgetown - it's going to be the closest range to you, I think.
Doc