Wilderness Resort

Great course was cart path only when I went so pace off play was slow, but overall a very nice course

Since I last played here (4 yrs) the course has lost some tee choices. Having to choose between 5700 and 6400 yds. is unusual, especially for a course of this caliber.Also, it seems that the quality of the grass on the greens has slipped.Maybe this year's aerification will help.

Beautiful course, well maintained. Highly recommended to anyone wanting to play in the area.

We were paired up with a really nice couple. I really can’t find anything to complain about. Course was in great shape and challenging, but fair. The amenities were very good, and all of the staff were very friendly.

Really like the layout. Our group struggled but it was still a great time.

Unfortunately due to shortage of staff, there were no Rangers available to patrol the course. There were 2 foursomes in front of us all friends , and the 1 foursome kept waiting on the next tee box for their friends to drive to the tee box. Instead of teeing off and keeping pace of play they'd chit chat with each other holding up players behind them. And said to my foursome the people in front of us are playing slow.

We had a threading that played Wildrock on August 31 and the greens had recently been aerated and sanded heavily. Replayed on Sept 16 and the greens had so much sand on them that balls looked like sugar cookies after putting. This was a Thursday and the pin placements were ridiculously hard for recreational play. Course management could have been better also. We’ teed off at 8:00. In front of us were two foursomes followed by two twosomes, which should have been paired up. We waited on every hole as they were struggling on the greens and were generally slow. It shouldn’t take 4 1/2 hours to play at that time of the morning. The range was disappointing, hitting off mats not the grass made it seem cheap for a higher end course. We play about three times a year and this time was not particularly enjoyable.