Wolf Run Golf Club

Nice greens, layout, tee boxes were even, the course was a little challenging on some approaches with the ball landing a rolling to the back. Some carry over creeks and semi penal rough. Overall nice place and I'll return

I have played this course dozens of times and always have problems usually with pace of play, due to them booking tee times as close together as possible. It once took me 3 and a half hours to play nine holes on a sunday in October.

Yesterday I noticed the course was empty at 3:00 so I asked if I could play 18 as a single. The kid in the pro shop said I could only play nine, which was odd considering the sun goes down at 8:30. I played nine in one hour, a rarity at wolf run. I then went in to get a bucket of balls so I could hit the range. He said the range closes at 4 (ridiculous). I then asked if there’s an area I could work on chipping and he said there is a putting green but no chipping allowed. So I went to the putting green and it didn’t even have cups, but rather 2 inch wide flag sticks sticking out of the grass. Totally ridiculous how this place has the attitude of some exclusive club. Duncan Management is an absolute joke.

Course played very well, some wetter holes than others. Personnel were friendly even with the slower play due to tournament play. Always fun to play.

The greens were in amazing shape; the course itself…kind of soggy and torn up (fairways).

The staff we dealt with were professional, and friendly.

Toiyabe was in better shape, overall.

Only negative were the greens were a little bumpy.

This has been the first course I’ve been at where both Staff and Club Members were extremely helpful and pleasant. That’s not to say that the others were not, but that at the Wolf golf club it was so much so that it made an impression. I look forward to my next visit, hopefully with friends so that they too can experience the warmth that I have ^_^

We booked with ease, paid in advance and when we checked into the pro shop they knew we paid and started us on the course. The carts were clean, map scorecard included and we enjoyed ourselves. Pace of play was slower than we hoped, found out the 4-some in front of us were playing two balls each. In all, a top day for the price.

1st group out after pga pro’s trying to qualify for Barracuda Tournament. Super fast large sloping greens with tough pin positions. Hard for me and impossible for my 34 handicap wife.

Excellent condition coarse. Layout awesome! Looking forward to playing it again!

The starter at the first tee was a grump! The pace of play was not fast, but not slow either, just average. I would recommend this course to friends and family.

Course had a lot of quirky holes and the greens were overly complicated for a community course. And it was very soggy with little to no ball washers so unless you come prepared with wet towels your clubs and balls will remain muddy. Frustrating.

The course is a bit challenging due to the ravines/barranca in the fairways (difficult if you do not put very ball in the air). Also difficult for a first time player - knowing where the barranca's are and how far you can hit. if you play more than once, this would not be an issue.

The conditions were excellent and course fun. The staff in the pro shop were very helpful and informative. There is a starter, which is nice to keep people from jumping the line.

The amenities look wonderful - though we did not partake.

The pace of play was very bad. There was no marshall on the course to speed up very slow players.

It was an okay course first time playing it wasn’t bad beautiful in ways but very very patchy makes you feel like your playing on a high school course. The pace of play is very fast and I’m not that fast of a golfer and I felt rushed at every tee box and hole. The price was to much for being rushed at 6:18am. Now if your a very fast pace player this is your course but if your like me and not a speed demon it’s not the course for you. Safe was average.