Wood Wind Golf Club

The layout features some very good holes and the course was in good condition (at least by my standards anyway). It was cart path only when I played and that can get a bit annoying when you aren't very accurate. I had some problems figuring out the cart paths (I usually walk, but the cart came with the golfnow rate), but that was probably just me. I doubt I would ever pay $49 to play here, but I wouldn't pay that to play anywhere given the state of my game.

Course updates from previous year are really good. Played course last year....and it’s in much better condition. Greens were a little slow and hairy.....but overall great course.

The course was in great shape, except for several of the sand traps. They were mostly mud with a thin layer of sand on top.

The course and pace of play were excellent! We played 18 in 3.5 hours on a Sunday morning.I was not a fan of the new tee box set up. I’m not sure why all of the tee boxes were moved forward. Are they trying to speed up play? I. Any event, when the tee boxes were back, the little creek came into play on several holes, making strategy more fun.

Course is in great condition. Grass is green everywhere in spite of semi drought conditions. Staff is super friendly and the food in the snack bar is best around (especially the cheese burgers)!

Nice course in good shape and has an enjoyable layout! Open enough for a slight wayward shot to recover but challenging enough to keep you on your game

Course seems to be makin large improvements over last several years. Future plans show the course is adding two new holes in the future. Chipping area is amazing. Greens could use some work.

A great affordable course near home, but offset by no ranger on duty again. Single players jump in ahead and behind and disrupt the rhythm of groups playing holes in order. Paid for 18 but left after 9 when another single cut in front on 10 tee. Getting worse every week. Lodged a complaint in the clubhouse, and the teen running it said he’d “pass it along....”

I’m a member at the club and I have been running into pace issues almost every time I play... today was the worst however. The group in front of me had 2 groups in front of them and I was unable to tee off until 1:50 for my 1:30 tee time. The time added up and by the time I finished my round I was an hour and 15 minutes behind the typical 4.5 hour pace it normally takes to play 18 at woodwind. There was no martial to be seen all day (on a Sunday) arguably the busiest day for golf. The course is wonderful but the pace is a real stick in the mud.

Wood Wind Golf Club in Westfield, IN. proved to be a very pleasant surprise. While it was my first round there my son had played it before. In his words the course "has been seriously better maintained" then when he last played there 2 or 3 years ago. We played from the blue tee's and found the course to be pretty straight forward with some challenging par 4's and par 3's. The par 5 holes were a little shorter which was fine for us. What us noteworthy here is the swale and hills that are noticeable as you travel the course. The greens were well kept and fair with a good amount of break in play on many holes. ALL the sand traps are being repaired and re-filled with a higher quality material. They are getting to the point of finishing those and they are very well done.

So overall a nice track that is fairly priced. I recommend it for a casual, fair round for the casual golfer.

The greens did not hold but they putted true. The fairways were too hard.

As mentioned above, Wood Wind has a great short game practice area that I really liked a lot as I was warming up. The course was just average for me though. It was nearly impossible to find your ball in the rough if you hit it off line. The greens were healthy, but rolled a bit on the slow side. Hole # 6 and #13 were my personal favorites, and while the course does have a few really nice holes, there are also some rather boring holes mixed in. All in all, 3/5 experience.