coachp1957

Beautiful new course in the St. George area that should be added to your list of must plays. The website does not do the course justice. One good hole after another.

A real gem here. Greens are a bit firm being new, but this course is just going to get better and better. The attention to detail and nice touches with planted trees, landscaping, water features, etc., really add to the first class experience. Friendly staff, inside and out. Shout out to Mike, the starter, who was outstanding. Looking forward to my return.

Visited Wolf Creek on a Buddies' trip to Mesquite/St. George area. Our group was 12 guys; only 1 had played the course previously, so most were excited to see and play the course we had heard so much about.

The course is really unbelievable to see. I've played all over the world, and have never seen anything like it. A tremendous challenge, but score shouldn't be your priority here. Enjoy the unreal scenery, beautiful holes, and, hopefully, your company!

I'm going to respectfully mention some disappointments. I say this because, after reading some previous reviews that were somewhat negative, the GM's responses are pretty defensive and dismissive. I truly am mentioning these to bring attention to areas where a "world class" experience fell a bit short, in my opinion. Not meant to be an attack at all - just some feedback I would think Management would welcome and want to know.

In order from arrival:

We arrived around 1, (Tee time 1:00). Greeted by a friendly guy, who told us no carts for our times were available yet, and directed us to the Pro Shop. During the Pandemic, masks were required, of course. Sanitizer was stationed near the entrance, but was empty. ( It was empty after the round also) The men's restroom was messy. No paper towels available, and the dryer didn't work. Moving back to the Pro Shop - not an unfriendly greeting, but not friendly either. I would think that, a group of 12, looking to buy a few mementos, would be warmly welcomed, as any customer should. Instead, the only conversation, other than when was our tee time, was that we should buy now because they'll be closed when we will be finished playing. No thanks for coming, where are you from, etc., like I've experienced hundreds of times elsewhere. The guy that checked me out said absolutely nothing, other than the amount of $$ I owed, and where to insert the chip of my credit card. I had to thank him - he NEVER thanked me. For the courses Wolf Creek wants to be compared with, the Shop experience isn't even close.

The practice area is in kind of an ugly area near the parking lot, and is "Irons Only". Definitely not a world class facility one would expect for the reputation of WC. It almost looks temporary - perhaps another area is under construction?

The starter was very friendly, as were all the outside staff. We appreciated his greeting and explanation of what we needed to know.

I was surprised the carts were not equipped with GPS. It certainly would have been helpful on these incredible holes and all their elevation changes. After the fact, I'm reading here that an app is available to help in this regard - however, nobody mentioned the app to our group.

A friendly lady at the halfway house - situated about halfway between each nine - took good care of us on the front. It was closed on the back side, which would have been nice to know, as the Pro Shop made very clear! With no water available on the course during these times, we were running dry towards the end of the round.

Thoroughly enjoyed the course. Truly a remarkable experience, and I recommend for anyone that enjoys the game to be sure and visit. However, the consensus among our group was, the feeling from inside staff was that they're a bit "full of themselves", and that they were doing us a favor by allowing us to play Wolf Creek. I'm sure it is unintentional - but the perception was definitely shared by all in our group.

Buddies Trip to St. George /Mesquite. Had a great day at Sky Mountain. Easily the best value of the trip. Incredible views start at the practice range. Several memorable holes throughout.

Fairways were a bit shaggy, but not enough to detract from the day. Friendly staff both inside and out.

Great day at Sand Hollow. Fun course, with several memorable holes, especially on the back nine. Course was in fabulous shape.

Staff was terrific, both inside and out. Special mention goes to the restaurant - great food and service to match the incredible views.

Buddies Trip visit. Course was one of the best conditioned I've played. Greens were outstanding. Several outstanding holes, truly a great experience.

Very friendly staff, both inside and out. Will definitely be back.

I realize my group played during the off season an got a great rate. Keeping that in mind, I still have to say the day was very disappointing.

Greeted by a nice young man at the bag drop, and a nice gentleman in the pro shop. After that, it was like we never existed. Two bottled waters in the cart was a nice touch. But on a 105*+ day, was not even close to being enough. There was no cart girl. We were told she was in the halfway house today. Locked up. NO water on the course. It was rough.

The condition of the course was awful. Bare spots, shaggy greens, concrete sand in the bunkers, etc. We were shocked.

Cart return, we were met by a sourpuss who did not offer to do anything. We were told to leave our carts there, then had to lug our bags to the bag drop with no help or offer of assistance.

Will not be returning.