Wildwood Green Golf Course

Course uses water frequently. It does play reasonable, bit has some really tough landing points for less experienced golfers. It was enjoyable to play. Staff were helpful and friendly. Cart monitor was a little too rigid about where it locked you off course.

Second time playing Wildwood Green — it’s going to the top of my list. It has the look and feel of a country club. The grounds are well maintained, the best golf carts, stocked pro shop, excellent practice range + putting greens. The course itself was in perfect condition; surprising considering how hot and dry it’s been. Greens and bunkers were in great shape. Pace was 18 in ~ 4 hours.

Love the course layout. Several challenging water hazards and fairway elevations which are fun.

Thanks to the WG staff for the amazing experience they provide!!

In general, the course was in good shape but I'm not sure what was going on with the greens. It's on the shorter side but still a fun track with interesting risk/reward decisions for longer hitters. Staff was very friendly, and it was nice to see a snack cart out at an affordable public course. Wide open course with a Tuesday afternoon tee time, and caught up with a group on front of me and had a good time on the 2nd nine. I don't go here often, but always enjoy it.

Course was in good shape. Recently rolled and sanded greens were not the best though. 5PM tee time for ~$30 cant beat it

Wildwood Greens is a great course. A bit on the expensive side unless you get a deal. The course is in great shape with the exception of some tee boxes. Fun yet challenging. Driving range is small but in great condition.

Even though I always play terribly at this course, it is a great layout and the staff are always very friendly. The pace of play is never great, but that is not the course's fault.

The course has a nice layout. The greens were in great shape, but there was one fairway being worked on when I played. My buddy and I played on a week day right after lunch and finished in a bit over 4 hours. Would have preferred a round under 4 hours. Overall it was a nice experience and I’d play there again.

Good family course. Getting a lot of play because members and daily pay options are limited in RDU area, now. This is great for WW but not for golfers looking for value places to play.

It doesn't help with pace when the foursome in front splits up at the turn in two groups and on 16th hole a local jumps out to play in front of you. Then proceeds to need 3 off the tee to get 125 yards.

City of Raleigh or county of Wake needs to get involved in keeping golf alive in the area as it continues to grow. WW will be soon so oversaturated it will pack its success too by frustrating better players who will seek other options.