Wildhorse Golf Course

Loved this course has been some time since I played it and it was great! Very interesting with many sets of tees to bit off what u want, need to be straight on some holes or u will find trouble. Water lurking! My only knock was the bunkers way too wet for the summer, put more sand in or less water. Pace of play was great for and early morning and no wind. Course could be much harder if the wind blows, for sure! Will be back!

fairways were in good shape...lots of trees and had little rough, mostly native areas where you were given relief without penalty...some greens were damp and slow and others were dry but in good shape...bunkers had little sand and were hard...course was fun from the white tees but if you want a challenge go longer...worth playing.

The course doesn't look like much upon arrival. Small clubhouse and practice area. First couple of holes are across the street and run along houses. Once you cross back and play #3, the course heads out into the orchards and wetlands which are gorgeous. Each hole is pretty unique and the par 3's stand out playing to different lengths with some sort of water or forced carry in play. My favorite hole is #17, a short par 5 with a carry off the tee over the wetlands. Like most holes on the course, it gives you plenty of room to hit the ball but rewards you for a well struck shot. Overall conditioning of the course is very good. The greens are large but with nice subtle breaks not crazy swales. They were a bit soft and average speed. Pace of play was good but we finished the round behind a five some which I'm not a fan of. My guess is this course could get windy but played calm for us. Definitely worth playing.

Played Wildhorse for the third time and love this course. The course including greens were in great condition. For a fairly new golfer the course is straight forward and fair. first two times at Wildhorse the greens had tons of pitchmarks but this time they were near perfect.

I live in the Bay Area & my friends are in Folsom, so this is a great half way meeting point. From the white tees the course plays fairly easy with wide enough fairways and reachable par 5s. The Blue tees are not that much harder. The members often play from the tips (black tees). And that is a whole different game.
The fairways have tight lies, and the greens are big, fast and true.

I have played this course many times. It is interesting and has some challenging holes (#'s 3.5,8,12, 18). I think 18 is one of the toughest finishing holes in the area, especially if wind is from the west/southwest.Course was in pretty good condition. Only 2 criticisms. The bunkers were very wet on the bottoms. I know sprinklers get in there, but it would be an improvement if they could be raked after watering, although I know it's extra labor, which is expensive. And, more minor- I am not a real neat freak but the men's bathroom needs some hard cleaning.

I always find this course interesting--guess it "suits my eye." This day the course was in superb shape. Only hitch was a fivesome in front of us--fivesomes, unless they're very good golfers, should never be permitted. My partner and I skipped #10 to go around them, then played it after #18. Saved an hour. As usual there was wind to deal with, one or two clubs, and today shifted more than usual.

Managing hole jumping would greatly improve play. This is a common problem that ruins a great course.

This course is hard. The greens were firm and fast and the pins were tough. The greens are well maintained but the fairways need some work. The key to this track is hitting the narrow fairways. Particularly hole 5 and 13 in my opinion the tee shot is too difficult. Hazards are every where with no room for error. Anything off the fairway is tough to find and recovering for par is almost impossible.

Bad tee box assignment. When we headed for the 10th tee, groups were starting there round which backed us all

The course was in good shape a little dry but decent.

I was impressed how well the course has been improved. It was well maintained. The fairway and green were pristine.

Excellent course condition. This course is one of my regular stops. One the best courses in in the Sacramento area.

Great staff. Great condition. Pace was a little slow. But then it was a nice Saturday afternoon.

Well maintain track and great challenge. Short and fair

Fairways and greens are in excellent condition. I would recommend this course.

I love playing this course, but I would give Wildhorse staff a C- today. They apparently put themselves in a situation where they had no carts for their customers. We did not tee off until 50 minutes beyond our designated tee time due to lack of carts. That meant we paid full price for a twilight start. Restaurant/bar staff was not very polite. Clubhouse restrooms were third world. Beverage cart drove across the fairway on #9 as I was preparing to tee off. I backed off the ball and expressed frustration, yet she continued to drive up to the tee box. I had to back off again when she asked if we needed anything. The clubhouse is at the turn! The course was the only redeeming factor about Wildhorse today...in great shape! I wish the staff had been as polished.

It was raining early morning. A tournament was starting and the staff let us tee off on #3. Had a great day and finished in 3 1/2 hr.

Over all the course is nice but play is slow, no Marshall on course that we saw too help pace of play, it took three in half-hours to play ten holes. Brian the cart manager was very pleasant but the restaurant staff need some work.

For being in a drought this place was not bad. The greens were receptive and putting well.
What is up with all the slow play from all these 4-somes? No sign of a marshall anywhere. Ended up playing the front 9 twice.