Wood Wind Golf Club

New tees and layout since last played. Good time and a great day

Enjoyed the open fairways and overall course conditions.

There are definitely better to places to play compared to this. I enjoyed playing here when the course was newer, but now it is very run down. I couldn't tell the different between the rough and the fairway. The pace of place was horrific, so much so that we had to quit with two holes left. The pro working that day was also very unfriendly and really unwelcoming. I was genuinely excited to play because I used to love playing this course, but I was thoroughly disappointed, so I would go play somewhere else.

I hadn't played here in a few years. I thought the course was going to close. So I was pleasantly surprised to find the course in such good shape. Pace of play was a little slow, but it was Father's Day.We will be back.

It had been several years since I last played the course (it had a different name the last time I was there) and I was pleased to find it just as good. I mistakenly reserved a tee time for Thursday and showed up on Wednesday. They were kind enough to transfer my tee time over and still charged me the Golfnow rate. The course was in great shape and remains a good test. I'll be back the next time I return to the area.

Course tee boxes weren’t in the best shape. While playing, the course had water sprinklers going on a couple of holes.

But all in all, was good.

First time playing this course - we had a great time. Fun layout, challenges abound without overtaking the round. Small creeks on many holes but fairly wide open makes for a fun time. Will definitely return!

First time out this year. Extremely windy early spring day. Had to pull out the sand wedge many times. Several bunkers around most Greens. Greens were very small and challenging. Most Fairways were wide open but the creek running through the course made the drives a bit more interesting on several holes. Will definitely play again this summer.

The course has a very interesting and challenging layout, though it does get a little crowded together in a few spots. There is a lot of elevation change and a stream that cuts through several holes. You need to play it at least once to know where to go/miss.

The problem there is the conditioning. the 6th green is under repair, and you play a temp green in the fairway. Several other greens were patchy in spots. All were rock hard and impossible to hold if you flew it to the green, especially in the gusty winds we played in today. Even chips just ran forever and the greens were extremely fast. Several fairways had some patchy spots as well, and many tees were pretty chewed up.

Overall if you can get a good rate on it it's worth a go. Not sure the conditions are worth full freight right now, but maybe as the summer commences it will improve. I enjoyed the layout enough that i'll go back and find out.

Played in 3 hours, tee boxes in pretty bad shape, fairway very good, sand was ok, greens rolled pretty good pretty fast. They are working on a few greens one is completely closed.

One round is all it took to remind me I would prefer to play anywhere else but this course. Lost $10 in cooler deposits because the clubhouse was closed when we finished our round. (closes at 8pm) Not to mention, a $5 deposit per cooler for coolers that tiny, leaky pieces of junk is absurd. They were supposed to mail me my $$ back but it has been over 2 weeks and nothing. This is on top of a course that was poorly designed when it was built, is never in good shape (tee boxes look like they have not been mowed in days, some greens have large bare spots, and crab grass everywhere, and bunkers, yeah let's not talk about that), and is obviously understaffed. The city of Westfield should have allowed this place to be turned into a subdivision, no one will really miss it. Do yourself a favor and just drive 10 mins east and play that other Westfield course, it is cheaper, nicer, and well staffed. And they have the nicest golf carts around.

In the last few years this course has been on a rapid decline. From the friendliness of the management staff to the quality of the course, everything about this course has been on the decline. It is not worth the time (expect a 5+ hour round on the weekend), not worth the money ($40 greens fee when bunkers, tee boxes, and greens are all in need of work), or hassle (better customer service needed from entire management staff). There are plenty of other courses in the area at this price point that are better worth your time and money.

Wonderful late season value. Course is in very nice condition. It wss wet when we played but the course does a good job of absorbing water.