Wildhawk Golf Club

I would recommend this track to all who enjoy open links style play. I will be back for sure.

Greens were sanded but that didn't take away from a good time. Course in nice shape after rains.

Great place to play and a must if in the Sacramento area. The only problem was a gender neutral tourney went off just before we did. It was a 6 hour round. The kind that you wait 15 minutes on every tee box. So make sure there isnt a tourney in front of you if you get the chance to at there.

The staff sets the table for a pretty nice course and day of golf. I really enjoyed my day here and will gladly recommend it to anyone.

The course was in good shape (although does anyone repair ball marks anymore?)

My only issue is that you’ll get definite “non golfers” here. Be ready for gym shorts and tennia shoe players. That’s fine if pace of play is OK. - but is was THE slowest round of my life. Started at 1:20 and already had 3 groups waiting on numbers 2 tee. Need a marshal with a tactful but firm hand. Play faster or pick up to make up the time. At 6pm we stopped for darkness on number 15.

But very nice conditions for sure.

This was an upgrade from where I most often play, and I was impressed. Clean well cared for course with friendly staff. The pace of play was as I would like.

This is an enjoyable course, nicely priced, nice staff. Only caveats: When we have a few days of rain, it gets very mushy and doesn't drain well -- plus, the marshalls don't do well in keeping some of the players from ripping up areas with carts by going places they should not go.

On this day, I was part of a twosome stuck behind a 5-some that played from the black/tips -- but should not have been. They were terribly slow. It's hard to stand on a tee or fairway and watch 20 putts. If courses insist on letting fivesomes on, they should NOT be allowed to play blacks.

This course has a reputation for being nearly unplayable in the winter for lack of drainage but was in surprisingly good condition. Fairways and greens were in good shape and nicely mowed. Tee's are still not very level but that's Wildhawk. This course used to have clocks to keep pace of play that seemed to do a good job but they are gone or broken and without a Marshall in sight to encourage a couple of slow groups it became a 5 hour + day. What a shame for a nice course on a great day.

I have played this course less than a half dozen times, and each time I play it gets better. I like cause it has enough challenge but allows meet to build confidence in my game.

On this day the course was pretty wet due to a few days of rain prior to playing. The green were still rolling pretty true and the speed was good too.

If you are looking for a course that is challenging but fair, this is your course. The staff (pro shop to club house) is very friendly.

I could not play because of rain, could I please have a rain check

The course doesn't drain very good so there was mud everywhere. The fairways were over soaked and the greens were in fairly bad condition. It's a good course when the conditions are dry.