Wedgewood Golf Club

Course is in horrible shape. Never been that bad. Atrocious now.

The course is always in great shape, sometimes overbooked, but great golf.

Ive been playing wedgewood for the last decade, some years more frequent than others but thats not a reflection of the course. In that time the course has really improved. Its the only course that you will find green fairways in Feb/March. The greens are in pretty good shape to be a city owned public course. No its not a NCAA D1 championship quality, but for the money you wont find better in the area, and they are about to completely redo the greens so i can only forsee it getting better. All the staff are very nice and laid back, helpful. You will certainly enjoy your round here, and if you are local, it is likely to quickly become your favorite course!

This course is great to work on your irons. The greens were okay. Three is alot of good holes that you can go after the flag.

Excellent course for a $22 price including cart! I played Congressional a few weeks ago and it was, of course, in a different league but cost $225. So 11 rounds at Wedgewood for the same price. Wide open for the most part, so great for all level of players. A pro would shoot in the 50's :-)

Upon arriving, we noticed on the 18th hole. There is a group of six players when we got there an hour before our teatime the course was very busy and yes, there was a starter present but it should under no circumstances take 4 1/2 hours to get around 18 holes. There was multiple groups of five golfers who were holding up the entire course would not allow anybody to play through as per Golf etiquette. This is not the first time that we run into this issue at this course having a starter is great but having no course management is the bigger problem.