First time playing there this afternoon but was impressed with the track. They are making new cart paths but the greens are great, nice size. The layout is awesome with plenty of water, very challenging.

Food is DELICIOUS when Anne W. works @ the Wolf Grill!! Club sandwiches, grilled chicken salads, hamburgers, etc..

My first time playing a full round at this course. It's a moderately tough course for casual golfers like me. The grounds are in good shape. Difficult in some places to find the next tee box. Signage would help first-time users.

I was really happy playing at Wolf Hollow, until recently. They've attached GPS tags to the golf carts and if you happen to drive in the wrong place they just shut off and it's difficult getting them restarted and back on track. It would be fine if I always hit just fairways and greens, but I'm sorry to say that's not my golf game. I'm almost 70 and I suffer from severe COPD and the additional walking can be physically stressful. That's not to say that I'm driving close to any greens, but chasing offline shots has become a lot more difficult.

I play this course when I am in town visiting. The course itself is a nice course. Our experience with the lady behind the counter was bad. She was only worried about pleasing her boss(customer service is gone, along with courtesy). They do not disinfect carts or any preventative care of the publicly used equipment (hope you don’t get covid from driving a cart. If you want to practice social distancing you have to pay another cart fee ($15). The cart path is THE WORST that I have encountered (wish I would’ve taken pics to post on this review). Sent an email w/ my concerns and have yet to receive a reply. I’m going to happily drive south to McComb