Wild Dunes Resort

The fairways are well maintained. Nice layout and last holes great view of the Atlantic Ocean.

I’m a tourist. Played alone as almost nobody on course. Usually I’m paired with someone. Most courses I’ve played have been much busier. Course in good shape with fast greens

Even though it was in the low 40’s when I started, my round was thoroughly enjoyable. The course was in great shape, especially the greens. Finished my round in a little over 3 hours. The staff was pleasant even with the cold weather.

The layout is ridiculous. You spend nearly as much time driving around houses then playing golf.

Well kept in December. Not overly challenging but really tested the game. Hot dog and fries were solid, but only saw cart girl once in 18 holes!! BYOB

I have had the opportunity to play the harbour and links course many times and you can tell the links is much more looked after and provides the best overall experience, quality and feel. Although the harbour is a tight and technical track with some great views of the intercostal waterway, you can’t help but to notice that the maintenance is just not at the same calibre as the neighbouring links course. The greens seemed inconsistent. Some soaking wet and others bone dry. Some features of pathways and golf course landscaping seemed a little forgotten compared to its sister course the links. There was also some ongoing construction in and around some holes but this was control of the course but local utilities. What is most important to me is value for my dollar. What am I getting for that green fee on and off the course? I can’t say that it is worth $130 a round but closer to $70. A nice fun course but just not $130 nice.

Love the course, it was so much fun to play. All the holes had something different and challenging about them. Had a blast on this course.

The greens had been aerated and no one told us. Had to wait on every single shot. Not worth the price. I’ve played on public courses for a third of the price in much better shape.