Woodbridge Golf Club

Found the course on a Hot Deal from Golfnow. Extremely nice course for the price. I will definitely play it again.

New to the area and this course was great. The usual expectations when playing a public course. The start was great. We were called up to start and the amount of time in between was great. No one on the starting hole and no one standing behind us waiting/rushing us to tee off.

First couple holes were great and fast, then (expected) we came up on a group of 'wanna be pros'. On knees reading putts and just playing too slow. Especially knowing a group has been waiting minutes to tee off. It's a public course so we expected that on a Sunday. All in all, the course, greens and layout were great. Will play again. Hopefully on a weekday.

Pro at the shop welcomed us back & said we could tee off a few minutes early from our scheduled 10 am start.

Course is in excellent shape, especially the greens. Honestly, I was shocked & pleasantly surprised at how nice they were. No real "sand" in the bunkers, even around the greens - you're hitting off dirt, but at least it was raked.

Played as a 2-some, group in front of us was a 3-some, caught up to them on hole #3, waited at every tee box until #7, then waited every shot. Typical duffers who waited until the green cleared from 250 out then hit the ball 120 yds - EVERY TIME. (and didn't let the 2 women behind them play through)... Luckily there was shade to park the cart at almost every tee box.

still finished at just under 4 hours, but was frustrating, then funny - we started making bets on how long they'd wait & how far they'd hit their next shot...

The 2-some behind us who teed off 1/2 an hour later caught up around hole #8, then #12 after the turn. No marshals on the course.

However, we DID see Gina the cart girl 4 times during the round, which was greatly appreciated & needed in the 100+ degree heat.

Overall, a good experience & would play here again.

Scorching Hot day but it's July golf in Texas, normal.... Greens are firm and quick, smoothing out from aeration nicely. Tee boxes a bit hard; rough recently mowed and clippings need to be "baled" on a few holes to speed up play. Thursday late afternoon round- no on course beverage cart, but water jugs full. Stock up before you leave the clubhouse. Course is in good shape for this time of year. Need the yardage flags upright on the practice range.

course was in good shape - lots of tough carries, but fun.

The gentleman who greeted me was very helpful.

I really enjoyed the course. Challenging But fair.

Thanks,Reggie Tinner

This once was a great course you can tell. But now the greens are in bad shape from fungus and winter freezing. But it was the muddy conditions around the greens that was horrible. We cleaned our cleats every hole. This wasn't just because it rained the night before. The area around the greens as you drove up was 3 feet of mud from the cart path to jump on the green bank

We had to wait an average of 5-10 minutes before every shot. There was a 3-some that had 2 sets of clubs, a beginner, and bad teachers completely bogging down play. There was no evidence of a Marshall to get them going or off the course. The greens were in bad shape, very bumpy.

Some of these greens were in very bad shape, such that when you putted, the ball spent as much time in the air as it did on the ground.

We had many lip-outs too, because the hole liner was only 1/16" below the ground, which essentially made the hole smaller. USGA requires them to be at least 1" below ground level.

That said, I really enjoy this course layout. The staff is friendly, and they did a great job of getting everybody off on time. We played in 4:15 in a four-some. My wife and I will usually play in 3:15, so it was slower than we'd like, but not slower than expected.

It has two drive-able par 4's, both of which require either a draw, or an incredibly good line with your tee shot.

Many of the traps were more like dirt pits, and yet some were well sanded and maintained. Not sure why though.

Very friendly staff, well organized. Solid practice facility. About 4 greens were pretty rough and half dozen others had some bad spots as well. Layout is fun and we will be back!!

Worst greens in DFW right now. Not even worth playing even at 20$. 4 handicap and I know what good greens look like.

Its been a while since playing here, there were bald spots on most of the greens, fairways were just OK. Hopefully they will get the course growing again.

This course is under some renovation. Water is on almost every hole, and sometimes twice. If you hit the ball out of bounds, give up looking for it. Sand traps are brutal as the sand is hard and firm.

10 years ago I said I would never play Woodbridge in Wylie again. Its been 10 years, so I thought I'd give it a try. First of all my buddy and I were MADE to play with two 75 year old's, who hit the ball about 125 yards max. We spent most of the day helping them find their golf balls. The course has one blind shot after another. It's almost impossible to hit your target if you can't even see it. I guess they have just rolled the greens, here in March, because I never picked up after 5 putting, but I did numerous times Sunday. You can't bring anything to drink and you only see the beverage cart twice, so stay thirsty my friends. Lost 18 golf balls, 6 in a row. Good news is I found 25 of them. I was never so happy to finish a round of golf in 30 years.

I love the hole layout here. I've played here several times and will come back. Pace of play was very slow this time, wish it was a little faster.

The course was in decent shape except the greens were not that good very little grass in places. Also the pace of play was horrible played the first nine in an hour and a half the second nine in three hours.