Mountain Valley Golf Center

Wild Wings is such a fun 9-hole course! Don’t let the size fool you — it’s well laid out with a good mix of Par 4s and Par 5s that keep the round interesting and challenging. The fairways are kept in great shape, greens roll nicely, and the course has a welcoming, relaxed atmosphere. It’s perfect if you want to get a solid round in without committing to 18 holes, but still want variety and challenge. Staff was friendly and helpful, and the overall experience was excellent. Definitely one of the best 9-hole tracks around! ⛳️🏌️

Went to play 9 holes. Never seen a course in this bad of shape. Paid for 9 holes. Absolutely ridiculous considering the conditions. I asked for a refund after 2 holes and was told quote” dead grass is a chance you take when playing golf”. No. I paid for green grass. Not dead grass and a bunch of bare spots all over the fairways.

Down in Myrtle for 5 days and played at 5 courses. This one definitely had the best maintained fairway and rough areas. The greens could have used a little work. The course is long, but fair. Would go back

Worst course I have played in a long time. Pictures on website are incredibly misleading, this course is a train wreck- dead grass everywhere, overgrown weeds, horrible rough and greens. Tee times aren't managed- it's a play as you come, it was completely backed up- a horrible combination of waiting then hurrying. Here is a example pic of what their sand traps look like. Not worth your money or weekend.

The fairway and greens are in great condition. The layout is not very challenging, but it is fun to play. They front nine double up as the back nine (different pins), so you have a preview of what is to come. It's also a great deal for the price.

So the picture won’t do the rating any justice. 1 ⭐️ for awesome staff 1 ⭐️ for price 1 ⭐️ for layout 1 ⭐️ for potential If it wasn’t drought stricken. I really hope the nice young girl sends me the logo balls when they arrive!

Great spot to get in 9 holes.. Play 18 also with 2 pins on every green.. affordable if your in the area.. no range, not that i care, they do have warm up netted stalls.. its a long 9 for sure.. $30 w a cart on a thurs afternoon, one odd thing is they dont take cash, was there just after covid n the guy took my cash n slid his card..

Awesome staff. Great place to work on your game. The greens are in rough shape and they have you playing pins on the grass. Even though the course is in rough shape its still a good place to get out and work on your iron play. Give this place time i truly believe the staff will bring it back to good shape. Patience is key. For 20$ you get good practice in.

The absolute worst golf course I've ever. Do not believe the pictures because they are not recent. This is the 5th hole fairway. Don't waste your money.

Very disappointing experience. Have been playing this course for years three or four times a year. There are not too many executive 9 courses with three par 5s, three par 4s and three par 3s. As well as with two pin positions / flags on each green so it can be played twice like an 18 hole course. Each time I have played the course the last few years it seems like it's in even worse condition then before. The course has temporary greens that are unplayable. The greens have been in this condition for months according to other reviews and based on a conversation with the pro shop today the greens…

I believe Wild Wings has the distinction of being the worst course in the valley! The greens are awful, I'm not sure if it has a fungus or if someone maliciously poured roundup on them; there are so many dead spots. The grass that is good on the green would make great fairways; very spongy and somewhat long. Terrible for putting! Most of the bunkers don't have sand in them and are just tangled messes of weeds. The course definitely has a water issue, both too much and too little. Some fairways are dead and you hit off dirt or weeds. Other fairways have standing water in the low spots (Hole 8).…

This 9 hole course is actually a really nice layout. Playing it as 18 holes works well with how the course flows. However, this place should be called "Wild Greens" until this course is replenished with the lush greens and fairways it once use to be. Be prepared to play in patchy fairways and patchy, bumpy, wild greens. The seats on the majority of the carts we seen were chewed up. My drive time was 40 min from Sacramento.