Woodbridge Golf Club

I've seen a lot of reviews for Woodbridge and I have to disagree with the majority of the ones that are less than five stars. Any golfer can find something to complain about but I have had a membership here for 4 years now and play two to three times a week and I love everything about this place even when the pace of play is slow. What's your hurry? You're taking a break from life. You're taking a break from the mundane boring rituals that you had before you golfed. The only time I could have a gripe is when they aerate the greens which nobody likes, but it's a necessary evil to maintain the course conditions. They have made a lot of improvements over the last 2 years and this place just continues to improve in every facet. The food here is great. They just upgraded their carts. Very nice. Built in Bluetooth speakers. Ice on the course bev cart staff is consistent and friendly. Great selection of food at the restaurant. Great selection of beverages. Great staff all around. PLP members get a discounted rate of about $20 after 2 pm, includes full round, cart and a draft beer or soft drink of your choice. No course on the planet can touch this offer. It's always busy because it is a fantastic place to play and they have a HUGE membership base. It's also free after 6pm to play for PLP members (no drink ticket though.) I implore you to find a better course for the pricing/perks/amenities. I've added some photos I've taken while playing and also added to their website. Sign up today and experience it for yourself!

Do not play Woodbridge at all costs. This course is notorious for being incredibly slow, and after my recent experience, it is easy to see why. The marshaling here is a joke. An incompetent marshal approached our group from behind and demanded that we pick up the pace, completely ignoring the fact that we were literally waiting on every single shot. It is Marshaling 101 to rove the course from the opposite direction so you can actually see where the bottleneck is and identify the real slow group. Instead of fixing the actual problem ahead of us, this guy chose to harass the players who were already stuck waiting. He has absolutely no business managing a golf course. Save your time and money and play somewhere that actually employs people who understand how a golf course is supposed to run.

First time playing here today. Really nice and challenging track. Greens in pretty great shape. They would be excellent if players repaired their pitch marks. I’ve never seen so many unprepared ones on course before. I repaired at least an half dozen or more on every green. Also, it would be good for them to encourage pulling pins. Every hole had frayed and rough edges from grabbing balls with the pin in. I don’t understand why people do this. PACE OF PLAY!! This seems to be a recurring theme in many reviews. 8 minute tee intervals on a challenging course?? C’mon. My tee time was 10:16a, but didn’t go off until closer to 10:35a. Close to a 5 hour round. Overall, if you takeaway the pace of play and player neglect of green care, I really like the course, clubhouse, and practice facilities.

Overall, I really enjoy this course and my Total Club Membership and have no plans to cancel. The clubhouse has a great atmosphere, the food is good, and the course continues to improve. The greens have been well maintained even through the summer heat, and the complimentary drinks, snacks, ice, and water stations are great membership perks. I especially enjoy playing around 2–4 p.m. when the course is less crowded and you don't feel rushed. My biggest complaint is how the back nine is handled after 6 p.m. I understand the course is free to play after 6 and gets busy—that's expected. The problem is that Hole 1 has a check-in, but Hole 10 does not, allowing people to walk on and start directly on the back nine. This has happened during my last three rounds. Most recently, my group had nobody in front of or behind us for the entire front nine, but when we reached Hole 10, groups had suddenly started on 10 and 11. We barely finished 18 before dark. Since members pay to play before 6, I don't think free evening players should be able to jump onto the back nine and potentially prevent paying players from completing their round. A check-in at Hole 10 would solve most of this. A small drink/snack station at the turn would be even better, since it could control access while giving players a convenient place to restock. The beverage cart could also be more consistent, although I usually play during the hottest afternoon hours, so I understand that may be a factor. Overall, I really like the course and what they're doing with it. Fixing the Hole 10 issue would make a big difference in an otherwise very good membership experience.

PLP member of the club here. I’ve had the membership for about two weeks now. Here are my initial thoughts. Driving range is above average. Gives Topgolf vibes honestly with the covered seating area, the various targets and fans and music. Course overall is very nice. Carts have a tagmarshal system and Bluetooth speakers along with coolers. Beautiful scenery and fun to play. Now, for the not so good. The pace of play is absolutely awful. Multiple times I found myself with four groups on a hole which significantly slowed down the pace of play. Tee time was at 6:16 and we finished the front nine at 8:10. I get that’s it free after 6 for members, but please consider spreading out the tee times. I’ve heard that it’s even worse on weekends.