Wildcat Crossing Golf Club

Golf cart guy was very rude. Cashier and starter were very polite and helpful. The course has virtually no grass on the tee boxes or fairways and in awful condition. Some greens burnt out but generally puttable.
The cart paths are in horrible condition, bumpy and dusty.
Vegetation has overgrown the ponds that used to be a nice feature on the course and need to be cleaned up.
With some watering and TLC this could be a nice course as the layout is great.

Greens were excellent, course play was slow that day. Would play this course again, keep up the good work.

I’m sorry but the conditions now are almost unplayable. Played here a couple of months ago and it did look promising at that time. Players should know of the conditions before booking. If there are maintenance issues I’m hoping they can be resolved soon. I do plan on booking again in the future if it can be brought back to at least a 3star course.

It's Dog Track Material. Course is in terrible shape. No grass, can't find any. They say it's going to get better, but that won't take much. Not worth playing, a driving range would be better deal for the money.

This course was recently placed under new ownership (2023).It is in need of a major overhaul. The fairways and tee boxes are totally dried up.No grass-just weeds. Tee boxes are more like sand boxes. We were told that they are waiting on a new pump for irrigation.Cart paths are mostly dirt and resemble cow paths except that cows wouldn't use them for fear of breaking their legs.Some work has been done on the greensand they should be nice once their able to water. Staff was friendly and helpful.I would play this cours again in a year just to see if its any better.

We played this course just because the prices around Ft Myers this time of year around out of control. Played this beat up course for $50 and it proved the old saying “You get what you pay for”.

I would not recommend this course. We selected it for the price since golf prices are insane around Ft Myers. It the old passage “you get what you pay for” applies here.

This course has been under new management and is getting better than it was when it was Majestic. Hoping the improvements continue, that being said greens rolled well and were more receptive than the last time I played here. Price makes its a good practice course

This course obviously gets a fair amount of play as it is a lower priced course during season, but most fairways and tees are sand-like, with poor grass and many weeds. Greens have bad spots but are ok. While also obviously an old course, looking at the clubhouse, it has a bar and decent staff. Just overall playing conditions are bad.

The day started off poorly as it was difficult to find the course. It is located in a housing community, but the only indication was a small billboard sign.
Our Garmin devises pulled up a different name, as the pro shop told us the name was changes within the past year.
The only thing that stands out about this course is the incredibly poor condition of the fairways. it was more like playing through waste bunkers than fairways.
I would not play this course again, not recommend it

Fairway has dead grass or hard dirt. Greens has sand and brown spots. Some tees I had trouble pushing the tee down because the ground was bare and hard.

This course has a great layout in my opinion. I played a few times in the past when it was called Majestic. Conditions were not good at all. I was glad to see it was under new management and I am optimistic course conditions will improve as time goes on. They are still not very good at the present time. However, for the money, especially during season, it does offer some decent value. I wish the new management team all the long term success some good and much needed changes should bring.

At 65$ a bargain at peak time golf season. Mar 17th, 2024. The fairway was brown and dry, hard dirt. The greens had patches of dry brown spots and weeds. Would not recommend for golfers that are looking for more maintained golf course