Wildwood is truly a gem. The layout is exciting and demanding but also fair. The conditions of the grounds are world class especially the green complexes which offer fair and fast but often subtle breaks. Lookout for tons of blind water and red stakes you didn't even know were there. All in all just a fantastic experience from the staff all the way to the cafe, this place is a wonderful place to spend the day. Highly recommend.

Very nice challenging course with nice amenities! Greens in excellent condition. Slight elevation changes with lots of hills. The course is laid out in a neighborhood community so it does get a bit tight and busy! Customer service was OK. I heard the ushers yelling at some guy who tried to take a mulligan on the 10th. So you better play well if you want to play here! It is also slightly over priced.

We really liked the course layout and the greens. This was a decently challenging course. Good snack bar at the clubhouse too.

Played on 4/23/26 as a twosome walking at 4pm. I will say it was extremely crowded and the entire range was taken up but I wasn’t too concerned as I didn’t need to hit balls. But if you’re the type who needs to swing a bunch then you’ll need to plan ahead. The range looked like it was mats only and the max distance is 250 fyi. The inside staff was extremely nice despite how busy they were and the starter was incredibly friendly. Instead of rushing us out we had a good 5-10 minute conversation and he gave a few pointers and tips. I played the blues as a 7 handicap as it only tips out at 6400 yards. The layout was great and the course is walkable. Some fairways and tees were pretty dry but for being Bermuda greens, they were in good shape and rolled true. The only issue was pace of play but mainly due to how crowded it was. That’s somewhat expected when you’re going to a public course in the area. Teed off at 4pm and finished exactly at 8pm. Shot a 78 and was pleased with how I played. If you’re a good golfer and want a different challenge this is a great place to try. I’ll be back but probably only when I find a golf now hot deal. Added note, there are quite a few holes lined with houses so if you are a slicer of the ball be aware. Also the course guide book is a nice touch.

Course 5/10, a lot of dead grass and the sand traps have gravel rocks in them Drive Range - N/A After golfing yesterday I returned today to use the driving range, to my excitement the range was half full. However, the guy in the proshop refused to sell me a small bucket of balls at 6:40 because they can't sell balls after 6:30. Great, so spent $44 for twighlight, getting in 9 holes the day before, I return to spend more money and possibly consider a membership depending on my experience. To be greeted by an employee who can't use his discretion to sell a small bucket of balls when there are 5 people on the range with half or full large buckets. Ohh mind you the day before I came in from golfing 9 holes during twighlight at 8:15pm and I wasn't the last guy out. No discretion from prop shop employee, maybe a "hey is this your first time?" In which I would have replied, "no, I golfed here yesterday" and he could have replied " ohh how was it, and by the way the range balls last call is at 6:30, here a small bucket of balls for you since you already came here but next time be here before 6:30". This would have demonstrated a great use of authority and mutual understanding and maybe just maybe gotten them a new member. LASTLY, I write this because the day before there were a lot of kids practicing and I hope this pro shop employee uses better direction when being so stringent if a kid wanted to practice. Please tell me he wouldn't do that to a kid trying to get better, that gets dropped of 10min late my his parents. If the pro shop guy knew better I am sure he would have done better. Do better, not for me but the next generation.