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dconnally - Mission Viejo, CA
Played Sunday morning, 6/29/08, on a hot sunny day with only light wind. This is an 'extreme' course with exaggerated carries, elevation changes, etc., making for a lot of lost balls, rehits, and very slow play - our round took almost 6 hours and we weren't behind. Course was in very good condition throughout, plenty of water available, no ranger to try to move play. Overall service was good at clubhouse bag drop, snack shack, cart girls. Recommended, but be ready for a long day.

Posted: Monday, June 30, 2008
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davidz - san diego
if you are evr in this area this course is a must. By far the best course I have everplayed. Course lay out pure genius,condition an eleven, scenery, like you were golfing on the moon. This course is amazing.

Posted: Monday, June 23, 2008
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oceanfront - San Diego
Played 6/9/08 for the fourth time. Greens were very good to great each time, as were the fairways. Some tee boxes were a little chewed up. The bunkers were mostly a combination of dirt mixed with some sand, and not very deep loose sand/dirt before you hit the hardpan below. First time out was a suprise, second time better. The third, fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh time out were much better. I highly recommend a few practice shots in the practice bunker next to the driving range. The bunkers were consistant and playable but you need to get used to them. It's a must play if you are in Mesquite. The course requires shotmaking with great distance control. Very difficult to do with the elevation changes.

Posted: Sunday, June 15, 2008
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markgolf33 - tustin
been playing for 13 years....the best course i have ever played ever, the peak of my golfing experience.

nothing is like wolf creek. nothing.

it was heaven!

Posted: Sunday, March 2, 2008
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waxman3230 - Rhode Island
This is one of the most anticipated rounds of golf I played out in the Mesquite/St George area. All the reviews I read made me expect a version of golf heaven. Although the course was as high up as heaven in spots, it was not all I thought it would be. A few of the holes were a bit to out there for my tastes. Especially the uphill par 3 (the 4th I believe). Not only a tough 180 yard into the wind hole, but a jut of rock between you and the green making a slightly thin hit shot another lost ball. We all were on or just off the green, but IMO, a bit to much. Other then that the scenery was jaw dropping, the elevation changes from tee to fairway unreal. Your ball would stay in the air forever it seemed. The course was more playable then it seemed to be and in excellent condition. The green fees, although not cheap, were certainly fair for the golf course you got to play. I am a 9 shot 87 with a few lost balls and felt like I played pretty well.

Posted: Wednesday, October 24, 2007
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lvbigblue - las vegas
played on august 13 on a hot hot day but with no wind until the 13 th hole. this course must be nearly unplayable in the wind. every hole is very beautiful but too tricked up for my taste. great elevation drops make club selection tricky and doglegs make playing this the first time very rough and tough. the par 3's are great especially the 3rd great hole not unplayable as some say just tough. the only disappointment were the practice area and the tee boxes. cannot hit driver or woods on practice area and tee boxes were in bad shape overall with a lot of slope!! played it once but will not again course extremely overrated for 25th best public course in golf digest!! i played tpc sawgrass this year and there is no comparison. i feel laughlin ranch in arizona is comparable if not better for a better price!!

Posted: Tuesday, August 14, 2007
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dconnally - Mission Viejo, CA
After hearing and reading all the hype, finally played the Wolf on 7/29/2007 on a clear, hot day. Disneyland in Mesquite! Read many posts on this site and others about how this was the best course ever. We caught the course in a good mood – only mild breezes today, while I know that 30-40 mph winds are not uncommon, so we got lucky. Course condition was pretty good – greens were receptive and not as quick as some others in this area that are allowed to be dry, hard and really fast. Rough could be hard to hit from and was 2-4 inches deep in some areas, especially around the large greens, which made recoveries difficult. Also, because of the canyon terrain, many shots from the rough are on severe slopes where you have the ball up at your knees or well below your feet – these are difficult even without the wire bristle rough. Managed to avoid the sand traps, but heard comments from playing partners about thin sand. Generally fair layout, with some blind tees shots, and only a couple of holes approaching ‘goofy’ golf. Knowledge of this course is obviously important, and more play should lead to better scores. Some signs that the course could be having financial trouble – manual bag drop, had to beg the starter to dig through his own bag to find a yardage book (a “must” on this course), otherwise he “couldn’t find any”, many cart paths have serious cracks and structural problems. There were 6 or 7 holes roped or curbed off, making for a lot of hiking, difficult in these hilly, hot conditions. Because of this and the course difficulty, pace was very slow – 5.5 hrs, and we weren’t behind. Especially on the back nine, you can find solace from your bad score in looking at the many dozens of balls lining the bottoms of almost any of the arroyos between the holes – many others share your fate! No cart girl, but there’s a snack shack mid-way thru each nine, and you go by the clubhouse at the turn (but very slow service there). Plenty of water available on the course (needed!). Would have been more pleasant in better (cooler) weather, but “in-season” prices are silly. I’ve been there and done that now, and don’t need to do it again.

Posted: Monday, July 30, 2007
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tonyellis - Apple Valley, CA
Played 6-20-07.

Absolutely one of the best golf courses anywhere. Fairways are perfect, rough is long and punishing, tee boxes are immaculate and the greens roll an easy 11-12. The ONLY gripe I have is the bunkers which are very firm. Make sure you use a wedge with no bounce when trying to escape.

When the starter tells you that the blue tee boxes are for 8 'caps and under, believe him. If anyone in your group has a 'cap over 12, do all of yourselves a favor and play from the whites. There's a reason Golf Mag rated this the #30 most difficult layout in America (hard to believe there's 29 tougher). The white tees play around 5800, but don't be fooled.

Replay was only $35 and everyone should take advantage (no matter how many golf balls you lost in the first round).

What a great place to play!

Posted: Sunday, July 1, 2007
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lucas4219 - San Diego
I recently played this course with my buddy's. We had heard the greens were sanded 1 1/2 weeks earlier and thought we were in trouble. To our surprise the greens were in great shape. The fairways like always were like butter. We were pretty disappointed with the condition of the bunkers. Mostly hard pan lies, no real soft sand at all. Play early because the afternoon wind is crazy at about 20 - 40 MPH.

Go online to http://www.eurekamesquite.com/ for a great online deal. 2 night’s hotel 2 rounds of golf 1 at Wolf and the other at any of the other local courses and all your drinks in the casino bar for free. I would recommend the Palmer course with the deal. All of that for $165 during the hot season and $270 for in season. They have a great Steak House and café at the hotel. Mesquite is just 50 minutes past Las Vegas and well worth the trip.

Posted: Friday, June 1, 2007
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briggek8717 - Grimes, IA
Played Wolf Creek on April 15th. The course was in immaculate shape. By far the most picturesque course I have ever played. My only complaint is that even from the blue tees, the course is rather short (about 6300 yards). I wish there was a set of tees that played around 6700-6800 yards (Back tees are about 7000 but only for "professionals"). Many of the par 4's are easily played with just an iron or 3 wood off the tee. We had a 2:20 tee time, but got off at 2:00 and finished just before 7:00. It was well worth the twilight rate of $110 that we paid.

Posted: Thursday, April 19, 2007
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jbrowberry - Irvine
Everything you hear about this course is true. The best way I've heard it described is that Wolf Creek is a Golf Calendar come to life. The yardage book is a lifesaver. I played the "Challenger" tees as a medium-long hitter 8 handicap and I was put to the test, but still shot mid-80s with a good ball-striking day. The course requires complete trust of shots. Lots of long forced carries, but nothing ridiculous. This is a fun course if you're looking for a change from a classic or resort layout. We dubbed this the centerfold of golf courses--it's obscenely beautiful. The only possible complaint about the course was that the greens played slow; fair, but slow. Putts you would expect to roll out a few more feet would stop short. We played twilight and felt the rate was appropriate--not a rip off and not a steal. I don't know if I would pay the standard in-season rate, but it's worth a trip.

Posted: Tuesday, April 17, 2007
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spenser - huntington beach
As stated this course is spectacular. If you like elevated tees with shots over canyons and desert this is the course for you. I enjoyed the layout and found it pretty challenging. The gas carts are different but you get used to them real quick and it is nice to play without houses everywhere.

Posted: Thursday, April 12, 2007
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jonosinger28 - los angeles
This is clearly one of the most spectular courses around from a visual stand point, but as far as a golfing experience, I don't think I'd play it twice. From the gas powered monsters you need to get up and down the mountains, to the 10 min lecture and release form you must sign on the first tee, wolf creek can not be described as a plesant day. Yes, the course provides amazing views, but it would make a better nature hike than a golf course. If you're out that way, either go all the way to St. George or hit the courses at Primm Valley. Both places a far superior golf experience to surviving wolf creek.

Posted: Friday, March 16, 2007
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indaruff1 - PA
One of the most spectacular golf courses I have played. And I have played the likes of Bulle Rock, Baltimore Country Club, Merion and many more. Don't pass it up !!!!

Posted: Wednesday, March 14, 2007
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jon - rancho cucamonga
Played Friday Dec. 1 st worth every penny of the 115-120 dollars i paid to play. this is the 2nd time I have played here and I guarantee it wont be the last. The course is great the views spectacular a definite must play for anyone who loves golf.

Posted: Tuesday, December 5, 2006
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cooprules - Waterloo, WI
An amazing place. It's almost worth the money touring in your cart. I shot 87 playing the whites and I'm about a 17 handicap so it's playable if you're relatively straight. It is slow but you don't really notice it 'cause you find yourself looking at the scenery most of the time. Course is in perfect shape and staff was very friendly. Got asked to speed up by the warden but he was saying that to everyone because it was backed up pretty good. If the wind its blowing at you on #3, use about 3 more clubs than you would normally. Must play for anyone. Just play shorter tees and less club and go for the fairways. You have more room than you think on some holes.

Posted: Monday, October 30, 2006
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freedom1 - Las Vegas
Paid the $110. Still think it's worth it even though I barely finished before dark. 5 hr round. Cart path. Name me a better track in Vegas.

Posted: Friday, October 13, 2006
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vncnhoff - Henderson NV.
Played the course on 8/21/06 (Monday). White tees. It's beautiful - for a desert course it was one of the best I have played. The fairways were in great shape and the greens were fast and furious. The was lots of water and then there was the desert on the sides of every hole - no escaping it !!!!!! if you know what I mean. Over all it was a beautiful course to see and play at least once in your lifetime. Plus we had a great price that we got throuh greenskeeper.org. - that helped !!!!!!

Posted: Tuesday, August 22, 2006
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freedom - Las Vegas
Outstanding! Wish I could play this course everyday.

Posted: Friday, August 18, 2006
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mquarrie - Phoenix, AZ
Fabulous Course - only downside was they were out of yardage books - they would have really helped the round

Posted: Tuesday, August 1, 2006
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MiaGrace - Orange County, CA
Played this beautiful course on July 23, 2006. Breathtaking views from every tee box. Couldn't ask for a better golf experience. Only thing that took away from my trip was the person in their Pro Shop, specifically Darren. He was rude, extremely unprofessional and a very bad representative of an otherwise wonderful golf facility. So long as I don't have to deal with Darren ever again, I look forward to making Wolf Creek an annual golf destination.

Posted: Tuesday, August 1, 2006
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ohpoh - los angeles
first time playing this course. What an experience! Views from every hole. Course is not very long because most shots are downhill(except that hugh uphill par 3). You must hit it straight to score well. If your playing from the tips(black) like i did, be ready to walk a lot more, back tee box is 50 to 100 yards away, and your not able to take the cart there. I would recommend this course to anyone that plays in vegas even though wolfcreek is in mesquite(about 1 to 1half hours away).

Posted: Monday, July 31, 2006
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guyskoy - Highland, CA
Stunning layout and top notch conditioning. Extremely challenging from the tips. Bring your A++ game if you hope to break 85.

Played July 1st with a 6:00 AM tee time. Not too hot if you keep yourself hydrated with the water coolers every 3rd hole. Very friendly and relaxed service. Unbelievable views and unbeatable value ($85 on a Saturday). My "New" favorite.

Posted: Thursday, July 6, 2006
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rjp217 - San Bernardino
Played on 02 July. This course is ridiculous in so many ways. But before you think I am going to rip this place apart, read on. I showed up at about 9:30a, for a 12:30 tee time (twilight). Hit the range for about an hour which might I say was dissapointing in the fact that it was irons-only. The practice green was very small with only 4 holes and not much slope. When the starter saw I was done messing around he approached me and asked if I wanted to get my round started. Nice touch considering it is $30 extra when you play before their twilight rates. I played as a single all day and didn't run into any groups. That was also a plus. Now, to the course... stunning visual layout. If you are here to play a unique, completely non-traditional course where your digital camera will get a lot of work, then this is your place. The problem here is some of these holes are almost carnival-like. I can almost guarantee that you will save 10 shots the second time you play this place because of the design. I can't remember how many times I watched or approached my tee shot and thought to myself, "what the hell"? The course conditions are pretty nice. Fairways, rough and bunkers are well groomed. The greens are very undulating but suffer from divot problems. I would venture to say that is from golf balls practically soaring down from the clouds considering most approach shots. Overall, I found the course somewhat funny. You'll understand once you play. I would recommend it to solid players wanting something different. High-handicappers don't even bother. I'll come back to see my score of 79 drop to about 72 because of what I learned from my first time. All in all: good conditions, good service, scenic but ridiculous layout.

Posted: Monday, July 3, 2006
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xavier92264 - WHITTIER
PLAYED 6/10/O6 WITH CHAPPY. COURSE WAS A LITLE TRICKY, BUT WAS STILL A VERY NICE COURSE. AS FOR THE #3 HOLE IT'S LIKE HITTING UP TO THE TOP OF A 3 STORY BUILDING WITH A GREEN ON THE ROOF. I GOT PAR ON THE HOLE CHAPPY GOT A +1 THATS WHY HE HATES IS SO MUCH. THE AMOUT OF BALLS THAT YOU SEE IN THE FACE OF THE HIILS AND ALL OVER THE COURSE IS AMAZING. I WILL PLAY THIS COURSE AGAIN WHEN IM IN LAS VEGAS. MAYBE OPENAIR SHOULD OF TRIED TO COLLECT ALL THOSE LOST BALLS AND SELL THEM SO HE COULD AFFORD TO PLAY THIS COURSE AGAIN.

Posted: Wednesday, June 21, 2006
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openair - North Las Vegas
Wolf Creek was in great shape when we played last week. I can’t afford to play here most of the time although if I had the cash I would. It’s a little bit closer from where I live in North Las Vegas. Takes me around an hour and half to get there. 18 is a bit of downer hole compared to the rest of course but hole 17 is my favorite. Keep the ball in play even if it means taking less club off the tee and playing from shorter tees. Seriously leave your ego in the parking lot. It can be a frustrating day if you are not hitting it straight but when you keep it in play and play the course as designed, it offers many chances to score well. I must agree with chappy, hole 3 is joke. Uphill, long blind par 3. Totally unfair and a quick round buster. Totally disagree with chappy about the course looking like a local muni as far as traps, greens, and tee boxes. Great course. Most recommended.

Posted: Wednesday, June 14, 2006
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chappy23us - Upland
Not worth the green fee or drive from Vegas. Traps, greens and tee boxes looked like a local muni. Course is way too tricked up for my taste. Beautiful to look at but not much there. #3 is a joke of a hole and there policy of not entering desert for any reason is just plain rediculous. This course is more of an amusement park than a golf course. I will not be back here under any circumstances.

Posted: Monday, June 12, 2006
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scotceeya - Torrance Ca.
Always a pleasure to play here. not quite the velvet carpet fairways and greens as last time but 2nd to none. The layout makes it worth the trip from anywhere.

Posted: Tuesday, May 30, 2006
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RandomTask - Folsom, CA
Whoa!!!...that is the reaction I would say is most common when seeing the course for the first time. Even if you have seen the course in photos...seeing it in person is a whole 'nother experience...I played on Sunday 03/05/2006 at 11:30 am...great weather that day, about 65 degrees, with only a light breeze. The course was in wonderful condition, and I agree with the other people who have played this course and noted that it is smart to choose the correct tees...since on a few holes the tee shot is hard to judge...even with the yardage book. An example is hole #2...I thought from the Blue tees I could hit driver...and I could, had I aimed over the mountain on the left...I ended up running through the fairway. A neat side note was seeing all the white specks (golf balls embedded) in the above mentioned mountain on the left side...also the Drive Thru snack shack was a first for me.

It is a MUST play and now it is time to start planning the next trip to Mesquite...which is only about 1 hr 20 miinutes from Vegas BTW.

PLAY THE WOLF!!!!

Posted: Friday, March 24, 2006
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ping69 - Whittier, Ca.
Most Beautiful Course I have enjoyed and very challeging in the wind.
A must play if you are in or passing through Mesquite, Nev.

Posted: Thursday, March 23, 2006
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petermay - Winnipeg Canada
The best looking course I've seen or played.A definite MUST play.

Posted: Thursday, March 23, 2006
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517rael - LosAngeles,CA
Make the trip out here every year and can't say enough about the course layout, service(not many rules and freindliness),course conditions and views. Keep up the great work!

Posted: Saturday, January 28, 2006
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tjhessey27 - Riverside
Play on New Years Eve. Even though it was a a bit nippy and overcast the view was unbelievable. The fairways are so green they are almost black. Surprisingly the greens were a bit spotty but still played smooth. Quite challenging but well worth drive out of Vegas and the cost.

Posted: Monday, January 2, 2006
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jon - rancho cucamonga
this is a must play . It was the best 115.00 dollars I have ever spent in Vegas . The views are incredible. The fairways were perfect . Some of the greens had spike and ball marks but I believe that was due to the frost delay we had in the morning, there was a tournament of 70 players teeing off first that also probably had something to do with it. Other than that the tees were perfect. Even with the ball marks the greens still rolled remarkably well. Overall it was one of best golf experiences, If you have not played this course you must travel to Mesquite and play .

Posted: Monday, January 2, 2006
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kendall - walnut
Played 11/23,8AM,as a twosome following 4 other twosomes and what a fun day. Paired up with a gentleman from Oregon,maybe a 3 hdcp,I am a 10, what a day on a wonderful, fun, very different golf course. My 2nd time here,the first time jitters gone. read the other notes below, all are correct,, this is a MUST play at least once,the cart paths are worth the green fees, the views are outstanding and the golf course although different is in wonderful condition. We played in 3 1/2 hours, and did not hurry,, usually this is a 5 hour round. either way its OK. do not pass this up due to a few $$$. ya gotta see it one time. I played well, I will play it again. It seems the Eureka Hotel has the best deals for Wolf Creek,, nice rooms, great golf pkgs.

Posted: Friday, November 25, 2005
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golfnutz2 - Pitt Meadows British Coloumbia
Wolf Creek at Paradise Canyon, Mesquite Nevada, AAAH. There can't be many golf nuts who haven't heard of this incredible golf course by now.. Dennis Ryder and his dad have placed what might be the most extreme yet enjoyable golf course ever built, in the middle of the mojave desert amongst the canyons and arroyos on the northeastern slope of the virgin river valley in Mesquite Nevada. I have played this wonderful golf course at least twice a year since it opened and would never consider driving by Mesquite without a round on Wolf Creek.
The golf course as others have said, has some of the most spectacular views seen on any course in the country, maybe the most terrifying cart paths, (c'mon live a little on the edge), and every hole is absolutely a "feature" hole... There is one thing however that I don't understand when I read course feedback on Wolf Creek. This is the common strain running through most descriptions of the course as being difficult to play, or extemely challenging. Certainly "The Wolf" can chew you up and spit you out, but I would suggest that this only means you have been playing it from the wrong set of tees. Like many great golf courses, the most common mistake when playing them for the first time is to look at the yardage, slope, etc., and choose the tees to play from based on your experience on a home, or favourite course. On course like Wolf Creek, the visual extremes beg for a different approach. Distance loses it's value when looking out over a massive expanse of land as you do at Wolf Creek. The length to clear obstructions, hillsides, or hazards is lost on the human eye in these surroundings. The first time I played Wolf Creek, I was on the practise tee, when I noticed a fellow hitting balls off a private tee just above the main range. The lad looking after the range noticed my interest and informed me that this was "Dennis Ryder" on of the father son team that put this masterpiece together. Being a greenskeeper myself, and not known for holding back too much, I approached him to complement him on the job they had done on the course. We chatted for a few minutes and then he asked me if I had played the course before. When I replied that this would be my first time, he paused for a moment and then asked if I would mind if he gave me some advice. Of couse I was thrilled to think I could get some inside knowledge from the man who placed things where they are on this couse and made it very clear I was ready to soak up any information he would be willing to share. Mr. Ryder's advice was simple. He said. "if you really want to maximize your enjoyment of the course first time out, the best approach would be to play it from at least one tee closer, even two wouldn't hurt if you really wanted to get a feel for what your looking at. I thanked him and took his advice. Needless to say, That first round on Wolf Creek, played partly from one up, some from two up, gave me an incredible advantage for any time in the future. I now play mostly from the "Regular" mens tee, and find that my scores have become close to what they were starting off much closer. I've noticed a number of references to the price of green fees on this course. This is not your local muni, this is a fabulous golf course which, even at it's peak price, is a bargain compared to the prices in Las Vegas a mere hour or so away, for courses that can't hold a candle to Wolf Creek at Paradise Canyon. Of course for the really smart golfer out there, deals can be had on this facility. Do a little searching and you just might find some green fees that will put a big smile on your face.
I would sugget that the best time to play this golf course is from the middle of March until the middle of May. The course at this time of year looks like it was painted into the landscape with hardly a mark on tee, fairway, or green. Wolf Creek, just thinking about it makes me anxious for the next opportunity to play it....

Posted: Tuesday, October 25, 2005
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Jeron22 - Las Vegas
Generally an amazing place to play. There is a reason that rates are reduced in the summer. The tee boxes have been destroyed by the heat and are very uneven. The fairways are brown and course in general does not look anything like it does in the winter. They have done a great job keeping the greens in shape, so the playing experience is still adequate. I'd wait until November to play this course though.

Posted: Wednesday, September 14, 2005
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bbqbob - Ventura
Wolf Creek is by far one of the most beautiful courses I have ever played and one of the toughest! This course will test all your skills. The greens and fairways were in excelent condition and the rough was punishing. You may shoot the highest score of you life but will love every minute of it! A good way to beat the high green fees is to book a package through the Eureka Hotel. In June we payed $90 a day for a room and a round of golf, not bad! Should be on everyones must play list.

Posted: Friday, July 15, 2005
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oceanfront - Oceanfront
Played it a few months ago for the third year in a row. The course lives up to all the hype. Expensive to play but research the available golf packages and you can lower the green fees. If you are in the area and don’t play it you will be missing out on a unique golfing experience. Play the proper tees for your game or you will have a very long day.

Posted: Thursday, July 14, 2005
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JohnnyGK - Westlake Village
Although I can’t rate this course because it’s been about a year since I played it and I have no idea what the current playing conditions are, I can relay a very enjoyable experience I had at Wolf Creek Golf Club July 2004.

After hearing so much hype about how the course was one of a kind and how it would be the most difficult course I had ever played, I can honestly say Wolf Creek lived up to hype and despite 115 degree temps. In fact our group enjoyed the course so much that we had to go around for another 18! My favorite part of the round was not the playability of the course but rather the endless mountain back drops. On just about every hole you’re hitting from an elevated tee to a jaw dropping background. Besides the surroundings, it truly is a great course that involves tremendous skill and strategy to score well. Try not to pay too much attention to your score and just focus on the shot making and I’m sure you will enjoy the day more. There will be disaster holes, no question, but you’ll also have some of the most thrilling golf shots of your life. And when you roll in that birdie or par, of reach a par 5 in two, those will be the memories you take home with you. As you can tell, I love this course. Too bad it’s in Mesquite and not Los Angeles. If you’re staying in Vegas, make sure you play the Wolf course at Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort, then take a drive out to Mesquite to play this Wolf gem too.

Posted: Wednesday, July 13, 2005
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