joshlikestogolf

I really like the course and the staff. The young man they put in as the starter/greeter is a great idea and gives it a country club feel.
The major drawback is, the pace of play. It can be super slow. I attribute this to a lack of awareness by newer golfers that don't understand 'ready to play' concepts. For example, there is no reason why each person (all have separate carts) should be waiting for every shot in their party before addressing their ball/prepping for their shot. It may seem polite, but it is the major contributor to slow play. Also, it would be helpful to allocate certain times of the day for older golfers and/or female golfers that don't have a lower handicap. It can not be much fun for them to be rushed, and its not fun waiting 5-10 minutes before each shot.

We were forced to play the stock holders course for the back nine and the greens are the worst I’ve ever played. More than 50% were bare or weeds. For the money you should play Lochmere..

Wildwood needs to hire a ranger. The pace of play is ridiculously slow. Each round at WWG is over 5 hours. This is unacceptable given the size of the course and the amount of money for the green fees now (55).