The Links At Brick Landing

The greens still need work. Bumpy and bald spots on many greens. The pace of play was brutal. That’s putting is very lightly. Last time playing here. There are far too many great courses that at least try to regulate the pace of play. We sat longer than we played golf.

Had a great day, pace was great, course and greens in very good condition.

Really nice layout. Greens were a bit rough but otherwise a great course for the money.

Always a great experience. Fantastic course. Absolutely one of the nicest group of employees I've met. The clubhouse is grwat, super nice layout, beautiful views and clean!!

This was my first time playing this course. I chose it because it was close by and reasonably priced. Due to an outing earlier in the day, they ran out of carts and my group had to wait 30 minutes past our tee time before they had carts for us. Several holes are quite challenging with a lot of water hazards. Course requires accurate shots to score well. Parts of the course were in rough condition. Some tee boxes were void of any grass, just sand and some were overgrown with dollarweed. Overall it was just ok. The staff was very friendly and helpful.

The course has great bones, and great layout. It is in need of a lot of repairs, it could be a great course

Challenging course. Greens need some work but good course overall

Tee's, fairways, sand traps and greens need a lot of work. We got a good deal so was a fair price for the conditions. It is a shot makers course. LOTS of water hazards that suck your ball in. Great views of the inter-coastal waterway.

I've played this course a ton. Super duper challenging but it makes it alot of fun. The water around this course makes you question the driver choice off the tee, but if you wanna get better you gotta learn it. I will continue to play here anytime there is a chance. Its my childhood neighborhood course, and I still feel the same way every time I play it, EXCITED!! Play here and you won't regret it! ✌️💜

If you don't like hitting driver, don't bring it, you won't need it. Water on 15 holes, short par 4's and crooked par 5's, you get to chose to hit shots to a distance. I personally loved it and will be back.

Some tee boxes were a little rough but overall pretty good.

You can see positive change going on and if continues it will be as it was in the early 80s

First time back to Brick Landing in a long time. I've always liked this course as it has a very interesting layout. Not your typical NC/SC beaches grip it and rip it venue. Tee shots here require some thought and selection of the appropriate club. The course has struggled in recent years and has recently been doing renovations. It isn't perfect yet, but they do seem to be working really hard on it and it is most definitely much better than last time I was there. I hope they keep going and get this course into the shape it deserves to be in. So far they seem to be on track. The Staff is really great. Accidentally made my tee time several days sooner than I expected to be there and Andy got me fixed right up for the correct day. I believe John (hope I got the name right) greeted me and got me in a cart and even got me some insect repellent as the mosquitoes are a little rough this year and it was very early morning. If you don't mind playing a course in recovery give Brick Landing a try. The only way it will get back into good shape is with folks playing there.

I am sure the greens must have recently been aerated so it would not be fair to judge based on that. The course was challenging but fun. Only two critiques here, First everyone likes to warm up at a driving range before playing, that one needs much improvement. Second, as narrow as your course fairways are. For safety reasons, your course should never allow Weddings or rehearsals on the side of fairways. We were forced to skip 18 for that reason.

The course has undergone quite a few improvements, and more are ongoing. Love the 18th along the Intracoastal. Pretty and challenging. Definitely a good value.