Lost Pines Golf Club

Nice track

Marshall's were rude, members playing behind us so he kept an eye on us , not the people in front of us which was a twosome. We waited almost every hole

Course in great shape. Beautiful setting. Texas Hill Country at its best. Elevation changes, challenging course. Great resort staff. Marshall kept play moving and moved two twosomes through a slow foursome. This really sped up our round.
These guys were paying attention!

Highly recommend the course and the resort!

Very fair but very tough course. I can't go more than a month or two without needing to play here again. Awesome greens but they seem to always be verta cutting, or ariating. Even when ariated they roll better than many Austin courses. When they are pure they are among top greens I've ever played.

First off if you are arrating the greens, let everyone know. Second maybe you should lower the price when the greens aren't playable. Lastly, Franklin was an uncomfortable rude introduction to everything from the get go.

Nice place but a little out of the way in a Hyatt Resort. Based on current prices the hotedeal $40 was a bargain. Driving range OK but short game practice area torn up. Course layout interesting, Conditions nice for summertime. Greens fast downhill and moderate uphill, bunker sand clumpy. Tees and fairways very nice. Rough not too deep but ball sits down and it is fluffy making escapes difficult. Definately recommend.

Had 12:30 t time. Temp in excess of 100. Enjoyed the round but would probably pick a earlier time in the summer months. Great course--lots of sand--great greens--roll true and straight

If you haven't made the short drive from Austin to Wolfdancer in Bastrop you are missing out. Beautiful secluded course nessled in the hill country. Expansive views & numerous signature holes you won't forget.
I wouldn't recommend it for someone over a 20 handicap.....you will be in over your head.

Played on my birthday weekend. Typical mid August weather was over 100 degrees. But that's normal. Course on other hand was burn out. Practice area, short game area not kept up. Rough for a hotel/resort was 3-4 inches, very tough. Lost balls literally in rough right next to the green. Most sad was the holes were not cut fresh for a saturday round. All had broken/bent edges, looked like a municipal course. I shoot 76 on average and this played to a 90. I love the course in the Fall and Spring when water keeps it healthy and green. Summer is tough - might want to hit the lazy river pool instead.

Course in excellent condition tee to greens. The inexpensive rate must have been due to the greens' conditions. A little dried out on a few and not as receptive to shots as I remember, but for $32, who am I to complain

Course was in great shape for a hot Texas summer with little rain. Challenging, yet opportunity for average golfer to enjoy the course. Scenery is gorgeous Texas Hill Country. Staff provided excellent service. Definitely play again with Golfnow special rates.

High rough requires you to hit the fairways to score well. Penalty is as likely to be a lost ball for shots in the rough.
Great facility to shower and clean up before heading back.
Big, well-stocked pro shop.

The green was slow but fun to be out here at the Wolfdancer.

Beautiful layout, good for a family weekend getaway. Played surprisingly slow for a resort course. Good condition and beautiful layout with nothing else around.

I play here as often as I can, every hole will test your skills! Always a well maintained course, staff is always polite and accomodating from the front desk to the marshals on the course.

If you haven't played the Wolf yet..what are you waiting for?!

Played yesterday and the tee boxes, fairways, and bunkers were in superb condition. The greens had been aerated recently so they still had punch marks are were sand covered. They were putt-able, but it was a slight nuisance. Other than that, zero complaints. The course layout is fantastic; has many picturesque views. Will definitely be playing again soon. The best aspect of the course is the bunkering--simply beautiful. Most difficult aspect is the rough---ball almost always sinks to bottom making shots difficult to control.

Was in Austin for a long weekend, and had one day to play golf. After much research, I chose Wolfdancer. It's on most top 20 lists of courses you can play in TX, and recent reviews said the course was in great shape. It was the wrong decision. I am not sure what course the other reviewers could have played, because the course was not even close to prime time. The greens had been recently aerated and were very "sticky" due to being top dressed with sand. They probably hadn't been cut either. OK, so I understand you have to maintain the greens, but what I don't understand is why this information is not made public and why courses continue to charge top dollar to play. Even more inexcusable were the many areas around the greens, around the sand traps, and areas in the rough that obviously had not been mowed for a while. On one hole, my ball was 2 steps off the fairway, and it took 5 minutes to find it. Speaking of sand traps, there was little sand, and the sand that was there was so hard that you could break the rake on it. I thought Wolfdancer was a high end course, but the course conditions were barely above your local muni. As if the prices weren't high enough already, they also charged $5 for a small bag of range balls. Very tacky. It's too bad, because this could be a top shelf course if the maintenance was up to snuff. Don't be fooled by the ratings and the Hyatt Resort setting. This is clearly not a high end course nor worth the prices they charge.

My family took me there for fathers day. Enjoyed the course, it was very beautiful. The greens were challenging but exciting. The scenery was breathtaking. We partnered up and had a small tournament within ourselves. My wife wasnt able to play becouse she was taking care of her elderly parents, but she was able to keep them occupied in the resort lobby and restaurant. I promised my wife that I would bring her back soon so that she and I could play and maybe stay at the resort for the weekend.

This was the second time to play this course. We played it the first time in Oct of 2013, and the course was in good condition. This time we caught the course at perfect time. The condition of course was excellent, greens where near perfect fast, smooth and roll true. If you never have played this course it is well worth the trip.

This is the second time to play the course. The course is challenging and in overall decent shape. You would think that a resort course that charges what they do would at least rake the bunkers. I was in a few...and the ones I seem to land in were not raked. If I'm going to pay a premium I want the course to be in top shape especially for a busy weekend.

The course staff and facilities were exceptional. Pace of play was a little slow. GPS on cart was very helpful.