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 Golf at Wild Pines hearkens back to the way golf was meant to be played. The setting at Wild Pines is beautiful with terrific views. Natural settings and wildlife abound. The design is interesting and breaks free of modern stereotypes. The mountain topography is breathtaking. The pace is unhurried. The tee sheet is uncongested. The staff is delighted to welcome you. This adds up to a relaxing and enjoyable experience for golfers at any skill level. The restaurant at Wild Pines is the relaxing, casual respite you've been searching for that's unlike other area clubs. The rustic setting and warm smiles from friends and staff alike make you feel right at home. The three cozy dining areas lend themselves to conversation over honest, palate-pleasing fare. Enjoy drinks after a round or as a prelude to dinner at our full-service bar that reflects the welcoming surroundings. Our dedicated staff delivers superb and friendly service.
While not open to the public, the restaurant at Wild Pines is receptive to groups and charitable organizations looking to host banquets. It is a delightful, quaint setting for small weddings and celebrations.
 The golf course at Wild Pines is a challenging and picturesque course with outstanding vistas of the surrounding Pocono Mountains. The course was designed by golf architect J. Christopher Commins, ASGCA, and takes advantage of the rugged mountain topography and the beautiful natural vegetation of the site.
Fairways are integrated with existing wetlands that become design features. The tees, greens and fairways are impeccably maintained.
The golf course at Wild Pines was designed by renowned golf course architect J. Christopher Commins, ASGCA. A graduate of the University of Florida's landscape architecture program, Chris utilized his education and training as well as his love of the game to design top-rated golf courses.
Commins built a beautiful and challenging course at the Club, which debuted in 1998. Recognizing the importance of leaving a low impact on the environment, Commins let the natural setting of the Poconos forest guide his design of the course.
Commins spent 17 years in golf course architecture and designed or managed the design of over 40 golf courses worldwide.
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