WildHorse Golf Club

I am thinking this golf course is either just completed aeration or very close to be aerated since the green and fairway grass are very awful. We played this course in the past several times, it was very nice, but not this time.

The staff was very good and knowledgeable, howerver the honeymoon is over at this point.
The entire golf course is in horrible condition. The greens are un-puttable with patches everywhere including dead course grass deep depressions not suitable for a smooth putt anywhere. There goose droppings all over the as well ( maybe they are using this to fertilize the greens.) The fairways and tee boxes looks like Nellis airfore base was using them for bombing pratice. No drinking water anywhere to be found and no cart girl out there to sell drinks. The parking lot is a long walk to the pro shop as well, there is a sign that says do not leave your clubs at the club drop-off area. I do not recommend you waste your time and money on this warzone.

I was playing with a group of friends who are not great at golf. This course was great for that, however ,the greens are terrible. They are brown and look like they haven't had a mow in a long time. Plus, you need to clear a ton of geese poop on the greens before you putt. The fairways were decent and there were some challenging holes. The staff was especially friendly.

I've played this course several times and their service has gone to the dumps! From the pro-shop staff to the cart barn girl, everyone has an attitude. It's unreal.

I waited several rounds to see if it was an anomaly, but no, consistently bad service. No bar cart driving either and No water on the course?

Finally the starter has to check your cart number and your receipt 2-3 times before you can go.

So, as the title said, if it's free....i guess I would play here again.

The course was in MEH shape, but I'll give them a pass since it's late in the summer and possible overseeding.

I've always enjoyed the layout of this track. I am making considerations for the fact that they are currently prepping for overseed. It is actually in better shape than the local reputation says.

Many of the holes are challenging. The layout is excellent and fun. Unfortunately, basic maintenance on the course is lacking. While the tee boxes are dead/dying for overseeding (no big deal), the fairways and greens are mostly in okay shape. Some dead areas, which happens. They obviously use as little water as they possibly can, evidenced by the fact that very few shots leave any sort of ball mark on the green, though the greens are slow. Everything off of the main part of the course (tees, fairways, greens) is grossly lacking. A great example is that every palm tree hasn't been trimmed in 5 years minimum, same for all of the other trees. Lots of large dead grass areas.

It's a shame, because a bit of attention and investment would make this a premier course again that people want to play (and are willing to pay more) with the excellent layout.

It's city owned, so yeah, little hope. It's a pretty good value for under $40

Wildhorse was a nice track with plenty of challenge. First fairway had debris from flooding but rest of course was in good shape. Greens were a tad slow and provided deceptive putting. I would give Wildhorse another go!

hole 1 was closed out due to flooding, and the putting green was also closed

Slow pace, tee boxes definitely needed to be cut, and the staff wasn’t very welcoming.

The course is being maintained better than in past. Very good.

The course is very dry, which makes the greens super challenging. They don't have much in the way of services so don't expect a beverage cart, or starter. It's cheap and you can usually always find a teatime. There's not that many people play their.

Had a really nice round. They were a little concerned I wanted to walk about allowed it. Greens were a little slow — about an 8 — which they said was on purpose. The group ahead of us was painfully slow but once we played through, a very nice round.