Wolfdancer Golf Club is like playing three courses in one, as its holes traverse three distinct ecosystems: rolling prairie land, a heavily wooded ridgeline and a river valley dotted with native pecan trees. Created by legendary golf course designer Arthur Hills, the 7205-yard, par-72 track makes the most of the terrain's natural beauty. "As we try to do on all our projects, at Lost Pines we're building a course that is natural, that relates to the land and doesn't require a tremendous amount of earth moving, always keeping in mind the game's strategy and each site's natural elements that provide beauty to the course," Hills noted. Once you are fully prepared for your round of golf, choose from five sets of tees, ranging from 7205 yards for the scratch golfer, to 4953 yards for the forward tees. A challenging, yet beautiful layout lies ahead and takes you back in time through the Texas plains to the Colorado River Valley. The course offers a difficult but fair ch...