WildHorse is the newer of two eighteen-hole courses at the Ross Rogers Golf Complex, a municipal facility operated by the City of Amarillo in the Texas Panhandle. The complex sits on the northern edge of the city and has served as the region's primary public golf destination since the original course opened in the 1940s. WildHorse was added decades later to expand capacity and offer a contrasting design to the older layout. The course plays across the characteristic terrain of the High Plains, where elevation changes are modest but the landscape opens to wide horizons. Wind is a persistent factor in this part of Texas, influencing club selection and strategy throughout the year. The routing incorporates native grasses and naturalized areas that reflect the surrounding prairie environment, with water features appearing on several holes to add variety and challenge. As a municipal facility, Ross Rogers Golf Complex serves a broad cross-section of golfers from Amarillo and the surrounding region. The complex includes practice facilities and a clubhouse that accommodates both daily-fee players and regular members. WildHorse provides an accessible option for golfers seeking a straightforward test without the premium pricing of private clubs, and the course sees steady play from local leagues, tournaments, and visitors traveling through the Panhandle.