Wood Wind Golf Club

50% of the course is basically under construction! There is major work being done on many holes and not just the ones involved in the housing development portion of the course. Almost all of the bunkers had little to no sand in them. Many areas where the grass has not been cut in a while, grass 8"-12" high. The water sprinklers kept coming on during much of the round right when we were hitting and only a few feet away causing several of us to get very wet. It seems like they have way too much going on at one time while still keeping the course open and very busy with golfers. And despite all the construction and torn up sections they still are charging full price to play. We all knew that tearing up this course to add houses was not going to be a good thing, and it has proved true. This was a very good course prior to the plan to build houses on the property. There was absolutely NO need to do this as there was plenty of land close by to be used for new housing developments. Just another greedy land grab by developers and officials. Not the kind of experience we were expecting. We will not be returning!

Good course, challenging and very well maintained. Renovation/updates made it a bit challenging in knowing how to finish the front 9, but still overall it was a great course!

I understand the course needing renovation but to tear up as much of the course as they have at one time impacts play tremendously!! Wish they would have spread things out. Also, the yardage on the new holes seems off to non-existant. Curious how league play will be affected by the construction b

I thought the course was a very cool course. I’m glad I got a chance to play it. My review is a bit under rated only because of the construction improvements they are currently doing. I walk and the walk from #4 skipping #5 to resume on #6 is a bit far. I would also like the tee boxes marked a bit better. Played the back tees and sometimes they are paired with the blue. With so much elevation change; it’s hard sometimes to tell where the separate tee boxes are. But course experience can fix that. Greens were firm and moderately quick in places. Really liked the two new holes on the north side. Need improvements to the cart path there though. Seen a single I played with try to squeeze through and no room to stay off the soil which will leave holes pretty quick once the season gets in full swing. A very good course overall really. Practice area is a good representation of the course.

Our first time on this course, reserved through golf now. It’s was quite windy! I understand that it was above and beyond normal wind conditions. The staff were nice in the shop and at the snack bar; didn’t see any staff directing starts. LOTS of construction going on which keeps this in the 3.5-4 star rating. Pace of play was good and greens and fairways in good condition considering the time of year. Bunkers need some work. I imagine when the construction is over it will be a nicer experience.. If you live north of the beltway, probably worth the drive. We are located centrally so may not return for awhile.

I was nervous playing this course as people have mentioned there is construction. There definitely is and it’s noticeable. Ideally, you won’t be bothered by it by not ever shot is ideal. I had to pick up out of the dirt construction zones a few times and play from there. A couple holes are completely out of play but they do have two new holes to make up for it so you get the full 18. Overall, it wasn’t terrible since I got it for a hot deal but I wouldn’t have been happy if I paid clubhouse price. The course would be very nice without active construction. Conclusion: ~$25 or less, yeah play, anything over that I’d go to a different course

Challenged by traps and the occasional water. Great layout!

The course, with construction of a housing development on both sides of the course, is difficult to maneuver. holes #10 and #18 are closed and a new par three and par 4 are being used in place of these holes. I was disappointed with the course conditions where construction is taking place. The greens were great and the other holes are in great condition.

The course is torn up with all sorts of construction going on for a housing development that is being implemented on both sides of the course. #10 and #18 are closed and a new par three and par 4 are being used in place of these holes. I will not be back to play this year. Very disappointed with the course conditions where construction is taking place. The greens were very good and the other holes are in fine shape, but it is a shame the course is experiencing this kind of construction.

No where on the website did it say they would have construction on the course. There were multiple times I had to pick up my drive to move around construction equipment in the fairway. I will not be back this year.

The course was in great shape especially for this time of year. As finances allow, the concrete cart paths need serious attention.

Given the time of year this course is still in fabulous shape

The staff were great. Very friendly etc. We were told to go to the first hole and pair up. No one showed except two guys who said they had the tee time after us but were in a hurry. We let them go first.
The layout was fine but the signage was lacking. Since it was our first time there, it was sometimes difficult to know where to go next. The cart paths were in disrepair and some fairways were not the best.
I would recommend playing with someone who knew the course.

Slow play, forced to join another group. Course condition...needs a lot of work.

Have played course 4 times this year. Sand traps need sand and drainage fixed.. pin placements today on minimum 9 holes were at edges of green on severe slopes.. obviously greens keeper was in crappy mood.. they were ridiculously impossible on some holes. Like a challenge but....