Wolfdancer Golf Club

Staff and club house were really good but the course conditions are lackluster. The greens are in TERRIBLE shape with huge patches where there is no grass and where grass is present is super slow and bumpy. Greens look sick, really need help.

Good overall layout and nice redesign of holes 10-14. Bunkers need a refresh and 4-5 greens are suffering from fungus/burnout. Attention to the bunkers and the 4-5 greens is a must to keep this course’s reputation as a destination must for avid golfers.

The greens are in terrible terrible shape at any level of evaluation and especially for the price point. I’ve been playing this course for years, they use to pride themselves on their greens, but they are in rougher shape than a low end municipal course.

The property is gorgeous, layout fantastic, staff awesome. I thought the fairways were in great shape, tee boxes unmemorable (so they couldn’t have been an issue. It’s just not manicured to the level I had come to expect.

The rough is also an issue on some holes - dead grass where they mowed and makes it hard to find balls on some holes. Several areas too overgrown.

When the greens are on point, this course is worth the premium.

Very good layout

Ok tee box

Terrible green condition

Need more care of course condition

Wolfdancer is probably my favorite course that you can play in the Austin area. The greens had been sanded, so that’s the reason for my conditions review. The four new holes starting the back nine are outstanding, with the new par five being perhaps the best hole on the entire course. I can’t wait to play it again

Course was in terrible condition. Greens were burned up and dead. Tee boxes over-grown with weeds. Fairways in decent shape. Rough way too high for a resort course with piles of brown cut grass everywhere. Hard to find a ball in the rough, literally had to step on the ball to find it. Fairways were nice and so was the staff. But this place has gone down hill big time, which is a shame considering what this course used to be.

The greens have just been aerated and sanded, and there are some bare spots due to a fungus. But, I expect that the greens, usually outstanding, will make a comeback. The rest of the course was in tiptop shape, and the new holes (10 through 13) were great, with the new par five being amongst the best holes on the whole course. I also like that the course now ends on a par five. It’s a bit of a splurge, but the quality and challenge of the golf course is worth it.

This course is quite challenging and you really need to think and calculate where you are going to hit every shot. The course was in very good condition, although the tee boxes really need attention. Some of the greens are also burned/not up to scratch, but overall the bunkers and fairways are in good condition.

I’ve played Lost Pines for years and it is usually in great condition and managed well. Pricing and a rather difficult course layout keeps me away but I picked up a twilight tee time with a few buddies yesterday and was not impressed. The greens were in the worst shape I’ve seen, tee boxes were in bad shape (looks like they are re doing those), and there was no cart girl/snack shack. For $60 hot deal twilight round it was worth the money but I will wait to go back until it’s in better condition.

The layout of the course is excellent. I believe a PGA event could be played there.

The course is full of risk and reward golf. Staff friendliness was excellent.

Lots of elevation changes which makes fun an challenging.

Course was not in good shape. Grass on tee boxes was sparse with many bare spots. Some greens looked damaged/diseased and running super fast on dirt. A number of bare spots and Unmowed areas in fairways. No starter or Marshalls in sight on Fathers Day. We have played this course a few times in the past 2 years, today was the worst course conditions yet. Not a value at over $200 per golfer.

Might be the biggest disaster of ruining an awesome course I have ever seen. Pre 2020, this place was incredible. Always in good shape and worth paying a premium. I don't know who they hired to maintain the course but I wouldn't hire that person to mow my lawn. They shouldn't be charging $50 let alone $200. It's ashame, the club house, the staff, and the layout have all the makings of a great place, which is used to be, but it is sad to see what it's become.

Would expect more from a course associated with Hyatt. Beverage cart staff was good but otherwise the staff could not be bothered to speak or be helpful in anyway. Course is in pretty bad condition and the greens were a wreck. Again, no apologies or concession by the pro shop staff. This place is on the higher end of cost in the area and it is not worth it.

I really wanted this course to be great or just very good! Judging from the price and talking to some staff when deciding where to play our 3rd and final round of our trip….we chose Lost Pines. Was a bit more of a drive, but would have been well worth it if the course was in good shape! Starting with the good, green complexes were challenging and fair….rewarding a good shot although definitely on the slow side. There were some spots where the grass was thin or a bit spotty, but overall good. Bunkers were extremely inconsistent, some with deep fluffy sand and some with very little sand and large stones. Tee boxes were the worst I have ever played as there was very little grass and some were wet, muddy and slippery. Lady working the pro shop in the morning was very friendly, but seemed like everyone else there could care less if we were there. Green surrounds were very patchy, but to be fair, the staff said they were working on that as a project.