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Woodbridge’s layout doglegs through some interesting terrain, with heavy woodlands, natural wetlands, streams, and meadows making the course scenic and fun. There are 15 doglegs in all, which makes for a tough, long 7,088 yards if you’re playing from the tips.
Woodbridge’s best feature is perfectly conditioned greens that vary in size and force you to think because of the heavy undulations.
One of the most challenging holes on the front nine is No. 5, a 429-yard par 4 that plays uphill through a tight chute of trees. The spectacular green is guarded by a waterfall on the left, bunkers to the right and rear, and a pond in the front.
On the back, No. 16 is one of the nastiest, playing over water that wraps around the green. Overhanging trees get in the way off the tee, forcing you to work the ball if the pin is tucked right or left. Rather than getting fancy, the best play here is to get it on the green and work for the two-putt par.
Getting there : From Dallas, take Hwy. 75 (Central Expressway) north to Hwy. 190 (George Bush Turnpike). Drive east to Hwy. 78, then north for 4 miles. The entrance to the subdivision is on the right, and there are signs to the course inside.
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Conditions3.8
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Value3.8
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Layout4.4
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Friendliness4.4
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Pace3.2
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Amenities4.3
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Great time at Woodbridge
They were putting a lot of work into the bunkers before it rained the previous week. Course is getting better and better in condition from tee to green. Great customer service as always from the pro shop!
Great course from any tee box
Staff in the pro shop is the best. Super friendly and as nice as can be. Wish it was my home course!!!
Only negative is I dont agree with pairing 2 strangers in a cart, the holes should have something in the cup and they shouldn't have water coolers out. TOO SOON. Don't always do what the Gov. says
Woodbridge Pin Pullers
It’s a challenging and tight course with slopey and quick greens. Course is in great shape, pro shop is friendly and engaging. I tend to play later in the day 2-4pm (enough time to finish before dark) and on multiple occasions they pull the flags out right in front of you when there’s plenty of daylight.. What’s the deal? Let people finish their round. Head Hancho in the pro shop must want to go home early everyday..
Great time at Woodbridge
Course was in great shape. Enjoyed using the GPS system on the cart. It was accurate and helpful. The ball washers were in use and there was water at several locations. It was extremely hot but it was a great time to be playing golf. Greens were in great shape and we had a wonderful time.
Woodbridge course
Greens are in shape and course has a challenging layout. Fairways are rock hard, gps not working on most carts
Thank you. Sorry about the GPS. The company that works for us is in California and have been unable to ship replacements because of the Covid-19
A day at Woodbridge
Had a great time with two gentlemen. I was lucky to score a golf cart by myself so social distancing was adhered too.
Not a good choice if you believe in social distancing.
I booked a round using GolfNow as I usually do and have done at this course before. The booking included a cart.
When I arrived, I was told that someone would be joining me in the cart (that I didn't know).
In this time of the pandemic, most courses that I'm hearing about are having one person per cart (unless from the same household?). With the governor's continued called for social distancing and care not to spread the virus, riding in a cart with a stranger is not a good idea (even outside). Since I had already paid for the round and couldn't get a refund, I chose to walk and leave my bag on the cart where I could be careful to stay far enough away from others.
This is not an easy course to walk (long green to tee).
I did not finish the round.
I like this course, although it is hard, but it is not a good choice right now.
Good course, but..
I like the course, but note: They pull the flags off the course at 6 pm (front 9), and 7 pm (back nine), even though there is still plenty of daylight. Our group was actually in the process of making our approach shots and the guy just walked onto the green and removed the flag. No explanation. We had several holes still to play. Pretty much ruined the rest of the round. I wont play here again unless I can start before 3 pm.
It's Complicated
I've played here, maybe 10 or so times, and have a Love/Hate relationship with this course. It is really an interesting and challenging layout. There are some very unique holes, and some downright hard ones. There are also some great birdie chances. The practice area is also great, and the clubhouse is nice, though a bit dated. At times the greens can be terrible, but they were almost perfect today. Having the cups raised above the level of the ground last time out was absolutely absurd. Don't tell me it was because you were safer than the other courses. No, it was a terrible idea and thank you for correcting it. If you make a mistake out here, you will pay the price, as it should be. So, what is the one thing that I would change about the course? There are actually 2. One, fill in the sand traps that are just impossible to maintain and make them grass bunkers. It will help speed up play. Second, think there are some folks who play here that need reminding about basic course etiquette. Repair ball marks, speed of play, basic rules of game. Coach them up. I thoroughly enjoyed the day. Guess today was Love.
Slow play due to 4-some group in front of us & we had a walker!
JW Marriott San Antonio Hill Country Resort & Spa Stay & Play Package
Per the Governors order you can ride 2 per cart now.