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The course is beautiful and was in good condition. The greens were hard and fast and that cost me several strokes. They were, however, smooth and in excellent shape. The marshall, a good guy, stopped and visited with us twice and asked if we were comfortable with the pace of play. He recognized the two groups ahead of us weren't keeping up with those ahead of them. I'll also say the starter was very friendly. I play Oakcreek when I visit Sedona and I will again, absolutely!

While visiting Fort Worth I searched online for the most highly recommended courses in the area. Based upon that, I chose to play Wildhorse. The people in the clubhouse and the starter were friendly and welcoming. I was paired with a member and his father-in-law who were a couple of great guys. Our skill levels were about the same, so that made for an enjoyable afternoon of golf. I shot an 88 and would have shot my normal 80+/- if not for my 38 putts. The greens were fast and undulating. Overall, the course was in good condition. I would definitely play there again, given the opportunity.

Arrived 45 minutes before tee time. Check in was slow. There were a few guys waiting ahead of me. By the time I was checked in, I was told there wasn't enough time for me to hit a few balls, as is "ten minutes to the range and ten minutes back." The practice area near the first tee is fine. The starter was very friendly and informative. He paired me with a few Canadians who were great people to play with. We were of similar skill levels and completed our round in four hours and ten minutes. I would recommend this course (South) for an enjoyable golfing experience and will likely play it again on my next visit to the area.

Arrived to learn they were sanding the greens on the front so we would be playing the back 2x. No big deal. Just got new clubs and wanted to hit them. Met a nice couple and enjoyed the day. Finished in just under 4 hours. I'll be back in a couple weeks after the greens have had time to recover. Fairways were in good shape.

On a golf trip, six courses in eight days. This was my first. I booked Widgi based on online reviews and photos. If the others are as nice, and I expect they will be, this will be the best of a half dozen golf trips I've taken. Widgi is not a long course, accuracy is key. For me, the greens were tough. This is not a course for high handicappers. Th course was in excellent condition. I'd love to play this course regularly, but I live 800 miles away. Staff was great.

Played on a spring trip to Sedona and will play SGR on my next visit. Beautiful setting and perfect weather.

The course could use a Marshall. We waited on every shot. There were at least two holes open ahead of the group in front of us. Except for that, it was a very enjoyable round. All the staff we interacted with was great. I played the course five years ago and it is every bit as nice now as it was then. I would absolutely recommend this course to the better than average golfers.

Very nice course and friendly people. There are a few tough holes. For me the course was a little long. The wind really picked up after about 2:00, and that really helped me on several holes. Overall, it was a beautiful day. I will play this course everytime I visit Reno.

I will play this course everytime I am in Reno. You can pay more at nearby courses, but this course offers more bang for the buck. The staff was very helpful and I found the course in very good condition. There are a couple tough holes (like #18), but overall, if you hit the ball straight you should have a very enjoyable round.

Very friendly staff. Check in was a breeze. I was paired with a local who knew everything about the course and our skill levels were about the same. This was extremely helpful and I had a very enjoyable round. When I return to Reno, I will absolutely return to Lakeridge.

I took a golf trip to Reno and played four courses. I will shoot ten better next time I play this course. Play with someone with local knowledge. The staff was great. Everyone seemed to love their job. I would say Wolf Run is a must play for golfers visiting Reno.

The course was in great shape. Check-in was quick and easy. The weather was pleasant. I was put in with a threesome who knew the course well and they were great guys to play with. All this plus the golfnow price made this a real bargain. Though there is no driving range, there is one at Olives Links a few miles away. I live about two hours away, but I will likely play this course a couple times per year.

Found a deal on GolfNow and couldn't pass it up. This was my first time to play RI. Course was in good shape and the greens were great. I was paired with three friendly locals who helped me around the course. A few holes were somewhat challenging, but overall and from the white tees this is a very fair course for the average golfer.

I played Sundale for about the fifth or sixth time this year and found the course to be in better condition than any other public course in the area. As usual, the greens were in excellent shape and the fairways were green. I plan to play there more often. There were few on the course and my friend and I completed our round in three hours.

The gentleman checking us in at the clubhouse was very friendly and helpful. The driving range is much nicer than many I've visited. The pace of play was comfortable and the entire course was in great shape. If I were a better golfer, I'd have enjoyed the experience even more. I lost more than a few balls. This is a beautiful course and should be a challenge for infrequent players. I would recommend this course to anyone.