Wood Wind Golf Club

The greens can get pretty quick but the team placing the pins makes you really challenge approach shots.

Like the pro shop area and staff are super friendly.

I will be going back for sure.

Like most of the golfers who played this course for years I hate what they have done to this once great course. Due to greed and mismanagement it has been turned into a course that is not very enjoyable. The worst part of the whole deal is that 3 years after the course was reconfigured and new holes added, the place still looks like its under construction, however, almost nothing has been done to address the areas where there are bare spots with nothing but dirt or mud. And it is obvious that current ownership/management has little interest in at least keeping the course in decent shape. We have decided that this visit was our last.

I’ve seen a lot of reviews about pace of play. We were the third group out and finished 18 fairly quick however we had people behind us throughout the round. Seemed like they were members and stayed on us throughout the first few holes. We let them play through and it was not bad after that. As far as the course goes it was a very fun course although you do have to make sure you pay attention or you can easily go to the wrong hole. (8 and 9 are behind the clubhouse. Course was in pretty good condition however $83 for 18 holes is steep for this course. I saw another review where someone pointed out that you can play bear slide, purgatory, etc for less and both of those courses are in better condition. I will def be back but will look for deals for the next round. Only strange thing I found was no range. Not a deal breaker but for what you pay you should have a range to warm up if you want. Everything else was great.

A course for all skills sets, a great place to play

I dont understand how they can charge $80+ for a round. The course is nowhere near worth that. Don't get me wrong though, the course is fine, just not worth anywhere near that much.

None of the holes really stand out as very interesting from a design perspective. You can tell they really struggled to squeeze in 18 holes within the land. Its mostly just elevation changes with mostly back/forth par 3s/4s.

I use to go during twilight hours when there were deals for $30-40. Will not be going back here until they offer rates in that range again. There are far better courses you could go to for $80.

Prairie View, Purgatory, even Plum Creek, as a few examples.

This is a $30-40 course—the fairways and greens are in terrible shape.

This is a good course and should not be rated 3 stars. The course is in great condition especially for this late in the season. I played here first time and the greens were good. A little dry so they were fast but flat and taken care of, barely any divots. The tee boxes were great. Carts have GPS. Some fun holes too.

Only complaint is there needs to be more signs for the next hole. It was hard to find some of them as a 1st time player by myself.

First time playing here and skeptical based on some negative reviews. Staff was super friendly, course was in excellent shape, big flat tee boxes, and overall great experience. Highly recommend