Wedgewood Golf Course

I actually love this course and would normally recommend it. The winter was not nice to the greens which are in terrible condition. The fairways are great on the otherhand..I was offered a discount because of the greens...That was greatly appreciated. Having said that, I had a great time. I will definately return.

Don't even see how these guys are in business. It's a cow pasture.

Tee to green was ok, but the greens, which account for half of par, were non-existent. There was a letter from the management saying that they recognized the problem, but until they make the required restoration of grass on the greens, don't waste your time.

This course should not be open. The "greens" are nonexistent. Just dried cracked green dye on dirt. Unbelievable! How embarrassing to work here and take people's money. I wouldn't play here again if they paid me. It is not golf to play a course in this condition. Close it, put some time and money into the greens before you open it back up, and GolfNow.com should take them off their list of courses until they do.

All the greens were in very poor conditions (dry and crusty). Will not play again until greens are in better shape.

I have played this course several times because it is challenging to hit the right areas in the fairways to get the best lies and distances to the greens. Sadly though currently the GREENS are GONE. Not partially but completely GONE . Four months ago they were in fair condition but disease or moisture have reduced all 18 to more dirt than grass . Hopefully they can turn them around soon .

It's a long time since I played a course in such a poor state of maintenance. Worst part is the greens that have no grass at all on them. Something must have gone horibly wrong and it seems like nothing is done to get the grass growing again. That's a crying shame since the course has so much potential. The hole layout is so good and interesting, but the overall state of repair is equaly disappointing.

The greens were 100% dead. Entirely dirt. The rest of the course had grass but their was barley a definition between fairway and green.

I am disappointed in the condition of the greens. I understand maintenance is needed but course should give you necessary info prior to play.. The cashier said nothing! I feel like I was worked by a street peddler, I will not make this mistake again. I will at least ask a question and hope for a truthful answer.

SorrY but the greens are lost, all 18.
Several (3) had 1/8 in of sand covering everything.
They looked like snow greens.

Most if not everyone had very little if any grass, at all.

It was like oil greens in the Middle East (dirt/sand) if you've ever had that privelege.

To many quality tracts around Conroe, that won't disappoint as much as Wedgewood.
It could take months to get them up to a quality 7 on a 1-10 scale.

I have never played on a golf course when you couldn't putt on the greens. The greens were in such horrible shape that it took the fun out of the game. By the end of the round I just wanted to get off the course. I left very disappointed, it would have been nice if the staff had let me know the playability of the course. Then again that may be the issue, they don't know either.

Played the course on a cold day in February, and the course you would expect it to be in February. Greens a bit ropey, played preferred lies on fairway, tees a bit bare. However the course layout is OK and a challange with lots of wlevation changes. Got a good deal with golfnow so wasn't dissapointed with the course.

I've played this course several times in the past, and was never disappointed with anything other than my ability, however, that is not the case anymore. The greens today were abhorrent. Putting with any consistency was next to impossible. The gentleman behind the counter was "apologizing" for the greens before we even left the clubhouse, calling them "dormant" . In reality, they have next to no grass on them at all. The fairways were in decent condition, but several of the tee boxes were either soggy or dried our and almost like hitting out of a waste bunker. Additionally, on many of the tee boxes, a flat lie cannot be found. The fact that they are still charging regular rates to play currently is baffling, especially considering that there is another public course not a mile down the road that is in comparatively excellent condition for this time of year. I would recommend that you hold off until later in the season to play Wedgewood, and even then, call before you play and ask about the conditions.

Well designed ,interesting golf courses. Fairways thin but acceptable for February . Greens almost completely deceased ,but ran suprisingly true .i expect they hs e budget issues . The young lady in the shop was a gem,very personable . It was only in the40s hut sunny and no wind ..despite the above drawbacks we had a wonderful day,and would py agin hopefully after the turf improves

It's winter time - let's just get that out of the way.

There is almost zero grass on the greens so I chose just not to putt at all. The fairways are not much better but they are playable.

Now that the negative is out of the way let's talk about what I think should be reasonable expectations for playing out here. You should come expecting to hit several different clubs off the tee, come expecting to feel secluded and peaceful in the woods, come expecting elevation changes that you don't typically get in southeast Texas, and definitely come expecting having to shape the ball in both directions, and come expecting not to hit driver all that often if you're a longer player. I found those aspects to be very fun and if I remember correctly in the summer time the conditions are far more playable (I just don't think they over seed at all).

I paid $10 for the round and found that to be a good value for the practice I was able to get in but I would not pay more than that for the course in these conditions.

It was a nice find for a course of this stature at this rate. More difficult than I thought, but will definitely be a regular course of the future.

Wedgewood has been my favorite public course since the first time I played it in 1989. Unfortunately, the greens on 1/18/15 were bare, brown and sandy. Perhaps it was the cold weather that gave them a beating but my disappointment lies with Wedgewood staff because before booking the tee-time, I asked about the course condition, and I was told, "Everything's great! Come on out!". Wrong!

It was the first time play here. I really enjoyed in old weather

Course was in excellent condition. Greens very quick. A slow foursome in front of me was only damper. Also liked gps screen on the cart.

First time to play the layout at Wedgewood in over 4 years. I really like this layout. Its tight and requires you to think through your round, but the properly executed shot will be rewarded. The fairways, rough, and greens are playable. but they aren't the best conditions in the area. Our groups carts were not in the best shape. One had a parking break that did not release easily and the other had the GPS system malfunction from the get go. Overall, the layout is worth navigating the average course conditions if you want to play a course that will make you think about each shot more than choosing the driver and gouging a wedge.