Wolfdancer Golf Club

This is a $100-$120 course all day for a weekend rate. The land is very nice, hill country, couple of beautiful holes, but $250 to play here is deranged. If you like inconsistent greens and super tight lies with no fluffy grass and paying a lot of $ this may be your place. I will not play here again at that rate for sure, take it down to $110 for the weekend rate and I may come back once every couple months. (I live 10 min away)

not sure what the fuss is about in the reviews below, but i just played last thursday 4/24/25 and thought the course and greens were in spectacular shape. a little deadness' around the edge of the greens but nothing that will change the outcome of your score IMO.

it is expensive, but its a beautiful course. there are other courses (teravista) charging $130 for a tee time... just spend a bit more here and get a much better experience and more unique track!!

10/10 recommend.

The lower rating is based on quality vs price. Overall a good experience, but the green fees are too high ($200) for the issues that exist. I played on my birthday with my father, so I didn't mind paying extra for a nicer, less busy experience. Set your expectations accordingly and you will also enjoy your outing.

The on course staff were great and I enjoyed my round at Lost Pines. The greens were fast and very challenging, but had some issues with patchiness. Pace of play was relaxed (not hurried) and I never had to wait thanks to the course not being over booked. Some fairways had been aerated recently, but were otherwise in good shape.

What a shame. It’s a great layout and used to be one of the best courses in Austin. It’s now in horrible condition and twice the price as it used to be. Greens are lost, bunkers rock and tee boxes scruffy. Course is the worst value in all of Austin now - either cut the price in half or start investing in maintaining and repairing the course. Sad.

the normal rate for the weekend was closer to $200. that would be grossly overpaying for the condition that the course is in right now

Tee’d off at 2:50 and was able to finish 18. Course is in great condition. Some bunkers were hard and some patchy greens. Greens were slow but pure. Fairways were pure.

Can’t bring myself to come here often anymore because of the rates. Used to play wolf dancer all the time. Friendly staff, great practice area and great layout. I enjoyed the holes they took out a few years ago much more than 4 that were added.

Lost Pines Golf Club offers excellent fairways, good greens with some spotty areas. The service was outstanding and the 3-hour round was a bonus, but at $150, I expected better overall conditions. While the layout was challenging and the experience was enjoyable, the price feels steep for the greens’ inconsistency.

Great piece of land. Nice layout. Greens are 3/5 condition as is the rest of the course. I’m sorry but I feel absolutely cheated to have paid $240 to play our 5 plus hour round here

Took 2 of my sons out to play and we all had a blast. The course is very challenging for my quality of game but still had a lot of fun... when you made a par you definitely earned it!!!

After reading other reviews, I was skeptical of the teeboxes and overall course condition. The teeboxes looked great to me, fairways were pretty good, and a couple of greens had some spotting. But besides that, this course is 100% unique and worth it. Not a house in sight and is pure Texas Hill Country.

Great layout, generally in great shape
A few greens have repairs ongoing. They do look as if they have settled lower than preferred. Looks like feral hog damage on 17 and 18.
I do look forward to going back.

I had played this course just once before but didn’t remember it very well…I will now for the next time I play here! A very enjoyable layout, loved the combination of grip and rip holes (BUT you’d better be accurate!!) and the holes that required less than Driver off the tee and strategic layups. The course was in pretty decent condition and thanks to recent rains the greens were fairly receptive. Can’t talk to the quality of sand, thankfully I got lucky and avoided all the bunkers littering the course 😃.

I loved the layout of this course, and had a great time playing it.. only reason I didn’t say 5 stars was the rough patches on some of the greens. And a lot of unfixed divots that affected my putts.

When Wolfdancer became Lost Pines Golf Club everything started to go downhill. Tee boxes are neglected, bunkers are neglected, and greens have gone from some of the best in the Austin area to slow, unhealthy and bumpy. They tore out 4 ending holes. These included a fun drivable par 4 a longer par 4 with a slanting green, a nice par 3 where wind was always a factor and a great finishing par 5 that made match play interesting. The new holes are not as good as what they tore out. With the increased greens fees and decreased quality Hyatt has lost my business.