Bradford Creek Golf Club

I played this course today for the first time. I was visiting from CT so I had to use rental clubs. The only down side of the day was using the rental clubs. There was no driver and only 1 iron. Thankfully I did have 4 wedges and 3 woods though. Overall the only suggestion that I have is for them to get more rental clubs. I would come back again.

Very nice staff and course. First time playing in Greenville. We’ll definitely be back. Thank you for a wonderful family experience.

Some of the greens had sand holes to patch where either grass has been cut or has either completely died off.. these spots shouldnt be in play if you can land within 10 ft of the pin but for average golfers that just wack at the green might have issues.. fairways were in decent condition with green grass and firmness underneath.. tee boxes need some serious loving on the other hand.. expect to have your feet in sand and driving off dirt with no grass in sight.. course is very easy and wide open from any set of tees, very flat fairways and flatter greens. Non of the greens had any break to them.. i wouldnt recommend this course as others in the area have way bettter conditions for almost the same price

Had a run in with the ranger. Haven’t seen him in years, and he ain’t changed a bit. He doesn’t allow coolers. Only bags that the shop provides. Who wants to put their drinks in a bag?

Can’t beat the price to play tho.

A flat, fairly easy, boring course. Back 9 a bit more interesting than the front 9. I shot an 82 on their 6,189 yard course (slope = 118) way under what I would normally shoot for this length course.

Tees, fairways, sand traps, and greens all in great shape. I give management high marks maintaining this public course.

However, if given a choice, I'd spend a few more dollars and play nearby Washington Yacht and Country Club.

I've played Bradford Creek a few times and have never been disappointed. The staff is always friendly and the pace of play is usually average to above average. The layout is reasonably challenging, and the course is always in good shape. Probably the best bang for the buck in Greenville, NC.

A little slow and bunkers need some sand but greens and fairways were very good.

Not a bad public course. Usually not too crowded. A good value for the money.

This little course appears to be somewhat of a hidden gem. It’s rare to play a city owned and operated course in such good shape that poses a challenge to all skill levels. The layout is fun, while providing some tough holes. The greens were very receptive while still rolling fast and true. The value for this place is outstanding. That’s why I keep making the drive to come play.

Great layout, good grass and good cuts, but Lack of city support makes budget restraints.

Putting greens were the worse I've ever seen for ball marks on first 9 holes; fear on back nine. Soft greens, with inconsiderate(or senior)players not repairing their marks. Luckily, did not have to putt over any. Everybody likes soft greens, but advise they firm the greens like other mini course to reduce ball marks.

Nutsedge bloom around greens and tees is everywhere, with few having been sprayed, but did not affect play; appears budget is preventing chemical application.

Sand bins empty of divot repair sand, so was able to maintain course as we went.

I played the course with someone I met at the first tee. It would have been good if the pro shop or starter had paired us. A slow playing twosome let us play through after a couple of holes. It is a decent course and a great value. I will play here again.