Red Wolf Golf Resort

Monday 1pm tee time. Went off solo and only ran into a threesome on 12. Greens and sand in good shape. Fairways were okay. The layout is great for Houston area courses which are usually flat and boring. There's several elevated tees and forced water carries which make it memorable. Nice doglegs as well. 9 needs to be a par 5.

Recovered from the flood and just plain hard to beat this club.

The check in fellow was very accommodating. The price drove me to play here not knowing that it was very far for me. Not from the area. I realize that I had played there before. The only negative comment. No grill, no beer,

Good value course. All bridges repaired. Greens are punched, fertilized. Roll smooth. Fairways a little thin. Should be great in a couple of weeks. Love the layout. No grille available, disappointment. Will continue to play it.

Course was in pretty good shape. Got a great deal on Golfnow. Got stuck behind a twosome on the 2nd hole who wouldnt let me play thru until the 10th, even though it was just me. Still played in 3.5 hours. Always loved this course and always will. Hope the snackbar opens soon.

I enjoy playing this course as it gets closer to spring it shaping up nicely.

The greans are mushy with all the rain but run true.

I had a great experience playing Red Wolf. My first round here was a winter day, the turf was wet, though my drives still carried well. The greens were easy to hit and spin back. If you like variety, i.e., course layout, shot making on at least 9 of the holes, the other half a piece of cake, you'll enjoy Red Wolf.

*Suggestion - Open your Maps app before you go and you can fly over the course to get the layout. It's really a beautiful ever green course, even in the winter.

I always enjoy playing here, it is always a challenge and now that the bridges are all fixed it is easy to move about. Looking forward to when the grill reopens

There was a good rain during the early morning hours. The fairways and bunker did well draining the water, however, the greens were like a sponge. Every step in the greens left footprints of what seemed to be at least .5 inch deep. This made putting impossible and every approach shot from greater than 50 yds left the ball plugged in the green.

Poorly built greens.

Great golf,fun and challenging. The staff is friendly and helpful would recommend this course to anyone! The greens are in great shape despite the snow and ice this winter, not to mention the deviation from the hurricane. They lost bridges and have built them back already and are quickly getting the club house back in order. Good time!

I’ve played this course many times over the years...after a brief (25yr) layoff I found myself playing this course 3 times in the last 2 weeks. The course overall is in great shape, the greens have been reall soft, so lots of divots (REPAIR YOUR DIVOTS) but rolling relatively well. The bridge is still out between 8 and 9 so you play 10-18 then 9 to 1-8 so there is a bit of a drive back in...not a big deal. Small practice green area is nice to work on, driving range is basically sand, so ok to get loosened up, but not much else. Staff is great, atmosphere is great, will be back often!

I miss that black dog that would always be hanging out at the clubhouse. I miss seeing him strolling down the cart paths like he owned the place

The golf course was completely inundated during the Harvey so the golf amenities are still in the repair mode. The course is, however, well playable and a great value for the money. Greens were surprisingly fast and in great condition.

I have played other courses that were impacted by Harvey and i see that the management of this course is taking the condition of the course seriously and working hard to make it a very nice course.

The greens were mushy but they ran true and were clean.

The traps were very well maintained and the leaves were blown off the course.

The only big issue is having to skip around during play due to a bridge being down but i saw costruction was almost complete.