Graywolf Golf Course

Course is improving and they had a soft opening for new club house and it is beautiful!!

New owner. New clubhouse. They switched the front and back nine holes. Great to see the comeback after the tornado came through.

Played here for the first time last weekend. I saw the mixed reviews and went in with an open mind to give an honest review.

The Good: They recently flipped their back 9 and their front 9 around. Having not played before I didn't know the difference, however the new back 9 played a lot easier. I like the layout of the course. The staff was friendly, and we had an overall very good experience. The greens were in very good shape.

The Bad: A lot of the course was dry or dead in the fairways. There were multiple times I would hit into the fairway and move my ball to find a patch of grass or even crab grass to hit off of. This wasn't the case on all the fairways, but on a lot of them. Not watering the course during a dry fall season seems to be the norm at a lot of golf courses lately. Also I'm really not sure what is going on with hole #9. There is a giant trench that runs right down the middle of the fairway.

Overall we had a good time and we will be back. I hope to see it improved next year.

Greens were really good, but the tee boxes and fairways were awful. Cannot charge $45 a round for those conditions.

Love the layout. For the most part the greens were in really good condition. The fairways on the other hand and some of the tee boxes had too much crab grass. Take care of that and I would give the course a 8/9 out of 10. It's still a work in progress. The clubhouse still isn't finished, and ball washers need to be added. Overall I was satisfied.

we're fairly new to golf but had a great time at Graywolf. Hopefully 18 birdie gets the new layout updated soon

Definitely not what it used to be. Tee boxes are bald. Rough is very rough. I don’t like the layout as much since the flipped the nines. They’re trying to revive this once great course, but it’s not worth the $45 I paid this morning.

Nice open course. Could use some more signs staying where the next tee box is. Also would like to see a few more trees. But it’s a very nice course for the money.

Even at $25 hot deal price, I think this course has a hard time justifying the cost. Many fairways are burnt and hard. The clubhouse is under renovation. There was active construction on the "new" front nine. The cart paths are a disaster.

I could see the potential in this course, but it's current product is extremely tough to justify spending 4 hours at.

For those that have not played this course yet, you should! Recently, they swapped the front and back, meaning you get the tough holes on the front side. Once you get passed the 1-3, you will enter the triangle(as my Homie and I call it)! Holes 4-6 are some tough holes, that require course management, especially when playing from the deeper tees; #7 plays up hill and over a tree line and pretty much a blind shot and if you slice or hook, both sides of this hole offer out of bounds an0 increased difficulty, then there is a signature par3, over water; love that hole! Then comes #9, this is a split fairway and used to be the finishing hole, that plays most difficult, especially if you are not hitting well, playing from the deeper tees or the wind is blowing back in your face. If you manage to make it over the 1st creek, you have a choice to make; left or right! Tip, Right side is a shorter , quicker path, but also offers more risk, as you have to cross a creek on your approach.

The backside offers some challenges, but nothing as significant as the front. Hole 12 plays longer than it indicates; hole 14 if you stay our of the trees or away from the pond, you have a good chance at birdie and hole 18 offers trouble down both sides of the fairway and a possible elevated 2nd shot to the green; trouble on both sides, if you can't control your slice or hook here!

Good Luck!

I had heard of this course for years. It was previously Moss Creek, then I think went under, and now it is back as Graywolf. I never played the old course, but I’m a big fan of what it is now. It clearly looks like a course on its way back. The course is very cool and interesting. It is not a boring “down and back.” There’s plenty of water, hills, and unique features. Graywolf is my favorite type of course.

Course is on decent shape. Biggest complaint is pace of play. Some holes there were three groups waiting on the tee box at one time.

Greens are so much better than it has been in many years. Ted and his crew are doing wonderful landscape work. The only negative is the clover could be addressed again as it is coming back again. Doing my own lawn work I know how this happens all too well.

Tee boxes are in terrible shape. You cannot tell the difference between the fairways and the rough. Entire course felt like we were playing on concrete because the grounds were so hard. Tried to get drinks at the turn, no one was at the club house. Terrible course for the price.

Truly only a 3.5 star course but several redeeming qualities. Course layout is super fun, greens are nice and interesting, and the staff was extremely friendly and helpful. Bunkers are hardpan and had some actual rocks (yikes), tee boxes are very chewed up, and grass is spotty in several areas. Pro shop/clubhouse is a trailer while the real thing is being constructed. If any of these shortcomings change it's a solid 4 star and could be 5 star in a year or two but currently a bit overpriced for what you get. Still though I would go back maybe one more time this year. Keep an eye on this one - it could be another great local course in time!