Hyatt Regency Lost Pines

The hospitality here was fantastic. I was paired with a member and his guest. They were very friendly and helpful. The course is in great shape and greens rolled true. Each hole has its own personality which kept the strategy varied and fun. The pace of play the day I went was impacted by five groups that were part of a wedding party. I finished the round in 5 hours. I would go again.

The course was in good shape and fun to play. The only issue were the tee boxes getting scalped and the tee set at very back of the box. Practice area (range) was also under repair. The GPS on the carts were very convenient and most accurate distance.

The lounge was closed, so no chance for food and drinks after the round.

What a great track!

The pro was gracious and welcoming. Explained in great detail how the to get our bearings for the practice tee and the first hole. Even moved our tee time so we would have a bit more time to warm up.

The conditions were as expected for a course of this caliber and expense. The layout seems wide open as you first view the holes. But, as you navigate the course you learn that placement of your shots was more important than distance.

Each hole had interesting and challenging aspects that gave you choices on how best to play the hole. The greens were firm and slightly faster than average speed. Perfect for a resort course. The front nine seemed a bit more natural in the layout with more elevation changes and undulating greens. The back nine seemed more of a resort layout while still keeping interest with fairway bunkers placed in perfect locations to offer risk or reward.

I was slightly concerned given there were some unfavorable reviews. Thank goodness I paid little attention to them. As I was very happy to hand over the more than $100 to play this course.

I'm a 5 handicap and this course was challenging enough for me to be happy with my score. Whereas my brother at a 20 also enjoyed every aspect of the course.

Would recommend to anyone if they are willing to play the correct tees for their game.

If you want some amazing views, and a course without houses lined down every fairway, this is the course. The fairways and greens were perfect, but I think they were reseeding the tees because they were not great and all brown. Lots of blind shots which makes it difficult for a first time guest, but the GPS carts helped, and playing with a member. Overall a challenge for any golfer and the seclusion and conditions were amazing.

My one complaint would be the absence of a Marshall or anyone maintaining pace of play. We were a twosome stuck behind two foursomes that must have come straight from the frat-house. Young guys who were shotgunning beers greenside, and literally swinging and missing multiple times in a row. For the money you pay to play here, I would have expected someone making sure this doesn’t happen.

Good but not great Trac, and next to no service from the staff. Overall, just not $150 around golfing experience.

Tee: The can be long depending on the Tee Box.

Fairways: generously wide, however, some holes are need local knowledge of the course to get a better score.

Greens: are fast and undulating. to gimmes here. gotta be firm with your putt.

This course is all about ball placement in the fairway. Its tough but beautiful all around course.

Wolfdancer is a well maintained course in the hills of Bastrop county at the Lost Pines Resort. The greens were exceptionally fast, felt like US Open conditions. This is NOT a beginner or high handicap course. I skipped the 2nd hole because of 2 hackers that lacked the golf etiquette of knowing when to let someone “play through”. Fortunately the course was not crowded on a Monday afternoon, and when I finished hole 18, the starter not only agreed to let me go play the 2nd hole, but let me to play the first hole again as well. Very friendly staff. Course is tough with rolling hills, deep rough and fast greens. If you like a challenge, play Wolfdancer.

Practice facility lacking in cleanup items prior to tee off. Very uncommon for a “top rated” facility. No club cleaners or towels or club racks on practice facility. Tee boxes “ beat up” ... and most graduated tee markers missing....! 4 tee boxes to maybe 2 or 3 or 4 you guess when you get to the box. Come on Wolfdancer, if you are going to charge premium basics are required.

My fav in town. With that said..price is too high right now. For the money I expect the bunkers to be top notch and I expect a good Marshall to keep play moving. The course is so pristine so to see such horrible bunkers makes no sense. As one the most expensive courses in the Austin area (public) the bunkers are unacceptable for the price. No Marshall on a busy Sunday. As a single I was stuck behind a 4 some with kids coming out of 3 carts. The 3 adults played several shots a piece with no consideration for how long they took. The kids came out randomly to hit balls too further delaying play. Never kind enough to let me through after waiting behind them for 4 holes each and every single shot. Each shot was a 10-15 mins wait as they could care less that I was behind them. At one point, one of the guys at a tee box said he would let me through but because there was a group in front of them he wouldn’t let us through. But by the following hole the group in front of them was a hole ahead! Been playing for 30 years and never had a group play so slow without an ounce of consideration. Wolfie for as much as y’all charge I expect a Marshall. Love you guys but you’re not cheap. No wiggle room for loss of value .

Always friendly staff, some times it’s slow but for the most part it’s not that busy in the afternoon. Love this place will always go back!!

Great course; VERY beautiful; the bar was closed though...overpriced, but really a beautiful course

It’s gorgeous, But akin to that “fem fatale”, just when you think you’re in, heart break awaits. Fair for sure. Well kept. I don’t want to say too many great things, then I’ll NEVER get a tee time. It’s a must play. A bit pricey, but you won’t regret the treat to yourselves.