Wilderness Golf Course

Really nice course but the mosquito infestation is absolutely ridiculous. This was my first time ever playing this course so it may not be like this all the time. I've lived in Louisiana and Texas for over 40 years and have never experienced anything even close to this. Almost quit multiple times because of it. Other than that, great course!

I’ve played this course in the past and it seems it’s gets more beautiful every time. The fairways are blush and the greens are running about 9-10 nice and smooth. The bunkers have soft sand and easy to get out of.

The staff is friendly and warm . They welcomed us and made us feel like we were family.

The starter yesterday on fathers’s day was the most the most friendliest and compassionate man I’ve had the pleasure of laughing with…. Great course and will continue to recommend it to as many friends as I know…

Thank you

Richard R

Wilderness never disappoints. Course is always in great condition. Greens are In great condition. Friendly staff as always. Over and above worth the price on either a hot deal from golf now or an afternoon tee time straight from the pro shop. I am a 4 times or more a month golfer and wilderness is always one of our group's preferred locations.

Course was great as usual, but mosquitoes

made it almost unplayable. Went through 2 cans of spray. Management, please try to do something as it really takes away from the experience.

Booked here(and use this a lot so I know to read fine print) Golfcourse conditions were average muni, nothing more. That's not even the bad part. When arriving to the course, Pro shop says I need to pay an extra $30 for cart. Show the girl at counter, reservation includes cart. Assures me I have to pay for cart. Essentially extorted to give them another $30 on top of the $120 I pre-paid GN for golf and cart for the wife and I. What was I to do as I just drive over an hour to get there? If I would have know you would do that, I would have just gone to GC of Houston or Tour 18. At least I would have an above average course for the same price.

Great layout, very scenic course with lots of natural areas lining the fairways. Greens are in good shape and rolled true - challenging pin placements. Wind was howling 25-30 out of the SSW so it made my first round on this course a bit more difficult. Really enjoyed playing this course, will definitely play here again.

Course-knowledgeable foursome loved playing the Wilderness, as always.

Hyped as one of the best courses in the region, I drove an hour to play. While it is a fine course, it is not in good condition (right now), and shows lots a wear. The hole layouts are a little boring, and the greens are really challenging (lots of slopes) and will only get faster. It's nice that it is not a neighborhood course, so no houses around, so good ambiance. I would play here for $50-60 if I lived closer.

I think this is course is very fun to play. The greens are in good shape and the course has a fun layout. The pace of play was very quick, but also it was very cold and windy so not many people out there. The course looks in fine shape for the weather we have been having.

Playing in early season (February), the course was in quite good condition. Fairways were dormant but full, greens were running true and mostly smooth. We had about 14 good pace holes and then we hit a five-some that played exceptionally slow. We remained stuck behind them through the remainder of the round. The marshall finally intervened, but not until hole 18 when it was too late to make a difference. Two hour front nine, three hour back nine as a result. But the course made up for it with a good layout and good conditions. We had a very nice February day as well, with low 60's and minimal wind.

This is a fun challenging layout cut out of the wilderness as the name says. Everything including the way you are treated is top notch. It has a good diversity of hole design as well. You can choose just how much risk you want to bear from an array of tee boxes. Best course around by far.