Wolfdancer Golf Club

My wife and I joined another couple for nine holes this evening. This is known as a premier resort with fantastic golf just outside Austin. We found it to be less than some of the Austin muni’s this day.

We got off to a bad start. The men’s locker room had feces all over the toilet and we couldn’t get waitstaff in a relatively empty restaurant to wait on us.

On the course the bunkers were hard as rocks. All of them. There were shovel tosses of piled sand on the greens. The greens were patchy and dying / dead in spots and were mowed unevenly leaving visible ridges that caused balls to hop. The only bright spot was an air conditioned and clean toilet halfway through the front.

I realize this isn’t the norm for this course and I’m not sure why it’s in such disrepair. At $80 per person we could have had a much better experience at a local muni. I can now say I’ve played Lost Pines, but I don’t think we will be coming back.

The greens got punched just recently and some dry spots on the greens.

Only down side to the course were the greens. They were in pretty rough shape, lots of bald spots. It’s the only complaint but given the price of a round, it’s disappointing.

We played lost pines and enjoyed the views and layout a lot. Good shot values.

It's been couple years between rounds and I just like the new layout.. The former Wolfdance course had 4 dull final holes ; just not interesting compared to elevation changes of the previous holes. The 4 holes con't the hilly land relief and this makes the course so much better. With the change, Wolfdance was laid to rest and s better course emerge The Lost Pines G C.

First time playing this course. Missing the fairway was tough as the rough was really thick and made finding the ball very difficult. Course layout was really nice and condition of the course was great. Will definitely play again.

The course has a great layout with a lot of elevation changes. The greens were a little bumpy and slow. Overall I enjoyed the course and recommend it to everyone.

Lost Pines is a beautiful golf course that is kept in great resort shape. Even a few days after torrential rains, the golf course was still in great condition, there were nice amenities, and it felt like a private course. I did not need to pay for parking (it was validated), and range balls were free...which makes sense given the price of this round.

The actual test of golf is great. It's a very long course that requires good driving. It's not narrow by any means but it requires precision thanks to doglegs, trees that are not easy to hit over, lots of bunkers, and elevation changes/sloped and undulating fairways and greens. This is also the first course in the area I've encountered that has punishing rough/native areas. The front 9 is harder than the back 9, and I felt lucky to get away with a 94 today.

A nice special occasion course, will definitely come back.

The tee’s were rough, the bunkers had big pebbles and was inconsistent, the hole edges were rough, a lot of damage on the greens. Idk if it’s because of the rainy weather and I just came on a bad day, but not worth it for the money you pay. Great layout though and definitely has the potential to be great.

Was my 3 or 4th time playing the course and had another fantastic experience. The course design is 2nd to none !. The staff is very friendly and we always have a good time at the 19th hole after our round

I have played this course at least a dozen times. It’s fantastic, especially after the recent revisions. However, their pricing vacillates from $100-$200 dollars dependent upon the timing. Last Sunday was $180. There was not one other group on the course. Call the pro-shop, ask what the day looks like, and negotiate a better rate. If they refuse, go play Falconhead or Greyrock. Total rip off.

Played LP 6-24-25 and was first time playing in summer months. Had played it many times during winter months over last several years.

But this time, we were very disappointed.

1. Greens were just aerated and so they were simply played as 2 putt max. While I was aware of the aeration, why wouldn't they offer a discount greens fee? Many courses do in that situation.

2. The worst parts of the course were the bunkers. Absolutely the worst I've experienced in a course of this caliber. Should be renamed "rock" bunkers instead of sand bunkers. Like hitting out of a gravel pit.

3. While the fairways and other non-green areas were OK, the course seemed dried out and crusty.

While my friend and I MIGHT play it again in the future, it has fallen down the list of courses we enjoy playing.

P.S. The pace of play was great-maybe a total of 6 golfers on the course.

This is one of the more expensive public offerings in / around Austin TX. In my opinion, it was well worth it. The layout is a lot of fun. Several risk / reward holes. I like that. The course was in great shape. Not perfect, but really really good. Pace of play was excellent. Finished in 4 hours. That’s unheard of when golfing in or around Austin.

Way over priced for what you get. Tee boxes were horrible. Practice facility was horrible. 3 holes on putting green, 2 pins for chipping to, and 8-10 bays on the range. Greens were ok for an $80-$100 course, problem is the green fees are $190. Fairways were best part of the course. They were in good shape mostly. Layout was fun. They sent 4 groups of 5 out ahead of our tee time and the round took 5 1/2 hours. No marshal on the course to help with pace of play on a Saturday round. Cart girl we saw on #1 tee box and #10 tee box.