Red Wolf Golf Resort

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.

Course was wet from heavy rains. Clubhouse being repaired from Harvey. Overall, a good track, good value with friendly staff. Grille needs to be reopened! Will play again.

I love this coarse, it is always clean with friendly staff. They are almost through with the bridge repairs. Looking forward to next visit.

We arrived around 11:30 am. It started raining when we finished the first hole. We waited for rain to stop and around 12:45 decided there is no sense to wait anymore. Called GolfNow and asked for reimbursement. They said they called Red Wolf and Red Wolf employee said it rained for only 20 min and that was not reason stop playing so there is no reason to reimburse me.

I feel cheated. I am going to play there again unless forecast is 0 % for precipitation.

Kudos to the course management. Harvey took out a bridge after the 8th hole.So we started on the 10th. Then at the turn we did hole 9 then 1 through 8. The detour caused a slight delay, but was not bad.All greens in great condition. Thank God for cart person because grill is not up and running yet.

Good value for he money. Decent course with friendly staff. For the money, you can’t beat it

Course is recovering well from the hurricane, looking forward to when the bridges are repaired and flow returns to normal. Overall a great value and pace of play is always good

The course is recovering from Harvey. A couple of bridges were wiped out thus the sequence of holes was changed. The greens were ok with most in pretty good shape. Bunkers were great and actually had sand. The clubhouse was in recovery mode as well. No drink cart nor was the snack bar open. Carts were also some of the dirtiest I've seen. Spider webs and caked on dirt in the seats.

Although there is some damage from the hurricane to the bridges the course itself is back to normal. Good challenging course. A great place to play.

I 've been comming here for the passed two years and have never been disappointed. It is quite a ride from the woodlands, but well worth it. Good job keeping up with the golfcourse inspite of the scorching weather

Great Staff, excellent layout and challenging holes. If one pars #9 , they have some game !

Redwolf is a pretty cool golf course with some challenging hole layouts. The fairways, greens, and bunkers were maintained fairly well; however, the rough was a severe penalty. Grass was thick and almost up to the knees in places. Oh this isn't a links course either, so...

I liked the course, but I can keep it fairly straight and have distance. If you're a player that can't reach 200 yards off the tee, there is a hole that you will sink into the water. If you're a spray and pray type of player, you will become the struggle bus holding up the group constantly trying to find your ball (bring some extras).

Anyway, get out there and play it, I liked it, but I think I will grab some rounds that are close to me (Newport).