Wilderness Golf Course

Great course and fun. But group in front would not allow to play through. Had to wait on most holes. No one was in front of them no marshal

After Beryl the course is coming back well. Staff is always friendly. Marshalls are always visible. only mark for slow play today was the group directly in front of us. Open in front of them, but not backed up behind us. Could not be too vocal about it. Came in at 4 hours and ten minutes can’t complain too hard about that.

Course suffered a lot of damage from storm last year and they are taking actions to fix bunkers and fairways but the greens were also damaged as the roll was inconsistent.

Had a great first experience. Putting greens and chipping was nice. Balls available for chipping for free. Starter was pleasant. It was cart path only. Bunkers still had water in them from rains. Not going to hate on those two factors after the rain. Fairways were lush. Putting surfaces were rolling smooth. I will be coming back. It’s drive 45 mins north from pearland to spend $100 or more. I’d rather drive south and pay less.

Away from the hassle of neighborhoods and traffic. Love the tranquility of the course. It’s pretty crowded so they force foursomes which can be really frustrating if you are by yourself. Course is impeccable and love the fairways. Very straight course with relatively few hazards that come into play. Overall a great experience and I will continue to play here

I have got to find some more courses designed by this talented man. On a flat tract of wild land he carved and mounded a gem of a course. Even though relatively flat every hole will uniquely perk your interest with risk/reward shot values. There are ponds, swamps and beautiful wilderness areas to be navigated and undulating greens to master. Good Luck as you have a blast.