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I always enjoy playing Wildhawk, course condition is great, fairways & greens are well maintained. It’s a challenging enough course to make you keep coming back for more. But, it’s not that hard of a course that it took 5 hrs to finish a round. Pace of play was horrible to say the least. I appreciate the marshall coming over to our group on the 9th hole, to give us an update on the groups ahead of us. However, that didn’t stop our round ending up taking 5 hours to complete. Marshall even offered a raincheck for holes we end up not finishing, which is a very nice gesture. Nothing but praise for the course & the staff, but pace of play is atrocious.

It was my first time playing here & I’m impressed at how the course is laid out. Even from the tips, the entire course yardage was only about 6700 yards. But, don’t let the total distance fool you, the course has character, quite a few holes with water in play (at both sides of the fairway), doglegs, an island green par 3, this course has it all to challenge even the lower handicapped players. I would definitely come back here & play in the near future.

Last time I played this course, the greens were terrible & the fairways were dry. The drought really did a number on this course. But now that rains have been more frequent, the staff did a great job of bringing the course back to great conditions. I love the challenges presented by a links course, i.e. undulations throughout the fairways, multi-level greens. This course, now in great shape, is really worth a revisit.

The course is challenging for beginners like me. The fairways were well maintained. Some of the greens just got aerated when I played, though. But, in general, the greens were in good shape.

The holes have character & are somewhat challenging. However, the fairways & greens need some maintenance work.