Wilderness Golf Course

very good, we had a great time.
food service is very slow

Had a lot of dead spot lies and some unusual bounces but for the money it was a nice day on the golf course.

Great day and great course to play. I've played this course a few time now and plan on more trips.

What a beautiful course! Surrounded by protected wetlands and bird sanctuary, this is an amazing golf experience. The fairways are in excellent condition and the greens roll well. I have played faster greens but not many with more tiers and undulations. LOVE this place! Well worth the trip from Houston and bring a buddy to share the experience with.

My husband and I both enjoyed this scenic course. About 40 min south of Pearland. Will definitely return. Lots of flowers, color and wildlife. Pace of play was good.

I will return to play, the 1st green was not as good shape so I was wondering on the course but the rest were in perfect shape.

Though it is a bit far from Houston, I really enjoyed my round. The greens were rather difficult to read and some hole locations were nearly impossible. I will come back in the summer to see it fully in bloom.

With Moody Gardens in Galveston, The Wilderness is the best municipal course in the Houston area. The course winds through huge, moss- covered oaks in a river bottom with alligators, nutria, and millions of birds. It is well maintained, especially the greens which are smooth and putt true. I had 9 one putts during my last round. That is about 3 times my usual total. The staff is super friendly and the course is uncrowded. We played on a Monday afternoon and there were fewer than 20 groups on the course.

Even in January the course was in great shape. The only downside was the foursome in front was slow and wouldn't allow our twosome to play through. The greens were in great shape and rolling nicely.

course in very good condition. large driving areas but challenging greens. greens are large but with a lot of slope. some very interesting puts if you are in the wrong place. staff is the friendliness I have been around. and the other players who obviously play there regularly are also very friendly. They do not act as if it is their course and you do not belong there. Other players helped with several hole locations and also where to eat and not to eat. I wish the course was not an hour from my house. This is the only place I would play if it was closer.

Wilderness is a fairly long drive from Houston, but it should be added to your list of courses to play. From the tips it plays very long. Many of the longest and most difficult holes are also facing into the wind. It offers a good range of holes that play shorter, wide open, tight and even make you position your ball for better approaches to the green. Greens were in excellent condition. Lot's of tees for golfers of all skill levels.

Very tough but well laid out course. I would not suggest playing here after it has rained though. They shut down the driving range when it does because it doesn't drain very well. I am the kind of player that enjoys the warm up process, so if you are like I am, then pick a dry day. Overall though, its a great course. Greens are smooth yet challenging. Lots of forced carries and tight fairways.

The conditions changed from warm to cold (and windy) so 2 of my 4-some cancelled.I had to eat the other two green fees. Is there any way to implement some type of credit system to avoid these situations?? I look forward to hearing from you.

Wilderness is an excellent, well-maintained course with large, excellent greens. The bunkers are plentiful and well maintained. The setting is beautiful and the course is a delight to play. Hopefully, you can include this course on the daily specials E-mail that you send out.,

Loved the flora, fauna and wildlife. Very natural setting with challenging course.

Wilderness is well worth the drive I make from Katy, TX (5 times in the last 3 months). The course has an excellent layout and challenges golfers to hit well placed shots. While the layout is not too difficult for players of different skill levels, it does require learning where to best position shots in order to score well.

My one complaint is that sometimes they place the hole in impossible positions that can ruin a good round. One putt I had was best made by hitting the ball past the hole and letting it role back in... It felt like I was at Putt-Putt golf.

Obviously however despite this, I keep coming back to continue to test my skills.

It's one great course that's best played in Fall, Winter, or Spring...