Wolfdancer Golf Club

This course is by far the best laid out and most challenging course that i've played in Central Texas. I pulled into the parking lot excited with anticipation and left feeling beaten by all of the challenging holes. The course plays really long. Some of the par 4's felt like par 5's. Greens were in great shape. High risk...high reward on several holes. Overall I thoroughly enjoyed playing this course and look forward to playing it again soon. Everyone at the course was super pleasant and provided excellent customer service.

Definitely worth a visit once if you've never played but it is pricey. Range is included and carts have GPS so you can see layout and distance and when you get near the green, it'll automatically zoom in which is nice. This was my first time here but one thing that threw me off initially was parking... at first I thought I had to pay for parking because there is a gate where you take a ticket but if your golfing, they will validate it so you don't end up paying for parking which is perfect. Or else I'd be irate that I had to pay for parking at a course where the price is usually above $70. Overall nice course but maybe the price will drop in the future. Oh and unlike other courses, they have drinking water for you which I love because I like being hydrated while golfing and I only drink H2O

Wolfdancer is, by far, my favorite in the Austin area. It's pricey and never disappointing. Pace was only hampered by a men's group that played a bit slow, but the weather and scenery made up for it. I think everyone should play this, just on my work days (haha). It's my go-to, for sure. There's still no bar/grille and it's closed each TUE/WED. I'll be joining in the spring. It's that "worth it".

Great course, but $155 is a bit steep, even though it is a resort destination for Hyatt. Course was in good condition, considering it is winter. It is a fun course to play. Greens were testy. Fairways tight. But I would play again maybe in a year due to pricing.

Had a good winter’s day out and really enjoyed the layout. I think the course rating and slope are too high for the two sets of back tees. They should be a point lower. My reasoning: the turf around the greens is very manicured and friendly. Miss a green, and their isn’t much of a penalty unless you fall down a slope. Up and downs are quite easy.

My pain points for the round: 1) all three free side bunker shots were more like waste buker shots with limited sand underneath. 2) A 2:40 back nine for no good reason. lots of two and three groups out there. Never saw a marshall.

The course was in great shape! Fast and pristine greens. Fairways in great condition. We were even commenting on the fact that the tee boxes were in great shape. Love the course and the amenities. My only recommendation is to rebuild 6 green. Just too tough to putt. Thanks to Coach and all the staff. Really enjoyed our round.

I love this golf course but had fair to midlin experience because of bad (or negligent) marshaling. Things went from a 2:00 front to a 2:40 back for no good reason. The two guys in front of us, who are club members, were blaring music the whole way and playing from the 7,200 yard boxes as 15 and 25 indexes (est) with 100-200 yard drives (red or green tee players). Super painful to watch these guys hack away, search for every lost ball, line up three footers carefully and miss them...and slow the course down.

When we made the turn, the marshal was nowhere to be seen for the rest of the round.

This course is hard for anyone with more than a 10 index.

Always a pleasure, Justin and the staff are outstanding and the course always excellent

Had a group of guys in front of us. Two were beginners. They were playing from the white tees. They should have been playing from the red, maybe the 150 marker. Pro shops need to do a better job in advising people where to play from.

As a beginner, this course was tough, but if you hit shots where you're supposed to, it is fair. Would love to play here again and try to improve on my score.

Need efficient marshals to move those taking forever along or step aside. 5 hours is just way too long and detracts from a great course

First time out and the course is everything it's hyped up to be. Starting with the massive, all-grass range, it's a top notch experience. Pace of play was miserable though, the group in front of us had no idea what they were doing and frequently fell more than a hole off the pace.

Strongly recommend playing there, but tee off early and except a really slow round.

Had a nice 1st round at Wolfdancer, which played quite long and was extra challenging due to ~20 mph winds. I was fortunate to play with someone who had played there before. There are many sand traps protecting small, very sloped greens, and also sand traps dotting the fairways to snare you off the Tee. On many holes, getting a par felt like a birdie at most courses. Shot an 88, which isn’t bad considering the wind & course difficulty. I believe many decent golfers would struggle to break 100 at Wolfdancer.

The course is very well maintained with the exception of some ‘Natural Areas’ that are unmowed and indiscernible from a distance - they hide & will swallow balls. Greens are fast, very sloped, and more undulated than any course I’ve played. You really need to understand the preferred landing areas on approach shots, pitches & chips. Many fairways are quite sloped, causing you to target left or right side to account for roll & gravity. Looking forward to playing there again with less wind & more course recognition!

Very solid track. Some very confusing pin placements...The first several holes are very challenging and the greens are very fast which is why putting pins in the middle of slopes is just kinda mean. Back 9 is a lot more friendly but more of an "executive" style 9 - almost 2 completely different courses. I love it but just not sure its worth $120+ especially given it's remote location.