Brunswick Golf Club - Dogwood/Azalea Course

Good condition overall. Tough for me to get used the Bermuda greens! Enjoyable break though.

Staff was very pleasant. Starters to bartenders! Would play again.

Course was in good shape and open landing area. Great for our under 18 players to get out and have fun.

The fairways and greens are in pretty decent shape despite the recent dry spell. The staff was very friendly. I would definitely recommend give this course a try!

Course somewhat burned out due to lack of rain. Very true and fast greens. Recommend playing a round here.

Course was in great shape. Pace was great. Having three sets of nine should be a standard everywhere! (I know - I’m dreaming!)

Really a good time.

This is a great layout made even better by three nine hole courses to make pace of play whiz by. Rarely had to wait for anyone and no one had to wait for us! Fairways were great. Hazards were fair. Terrific greens.

Come play this course - you won’t regret it!

Nice course with some challenging holes.

It was an enjoyable day!!

Fairways and tee boxes grass browning out like late summer so very dry and ball rolling out much more than expected. Found water off the tee twice from good shots going much farther than normal. Be warned. Waited a good bit on front behind several groups of ladies. 2nd nine was fine. No place to park when I arrived place was very busy

Course us un great shape. They have 3 nines and did a good job with controlling back ups. Friendly and accommodating staff. Unfortunately, kitchen closes at 3P.

Layout was nice, has been dry in the area so fairways were dried out. Starter was not too friendly, pro shop guy was top notch. Lots of houses on the course. Hit it straight.

The place was busy at the bag drop/starter's area. Many members were also playing that day as many greeted each other (so much so that it was a little annoying as they tended to be a little loud). The busy-ness prevented clubs from getting loaded onto the carts until close to tee time.

There was a practice driving area - but balls weren't made available with our greens fees.

There's a lot of water on the course - much to the sides of the fairways and the forced carries tend to be small creeks or ponds. You definitely want to look on the scorecard and tee markers before teeing off on each hole to be aware of where the water is.

The course was dry - the fairways and green were green and OK - but the dryness tended to make shots go a little to far if you were trying to lay up short of trouble areas or get a ball into play.

The greens are perfect! Fairways are hard due to the lack of rain and will punish you on good shots with the extreme roll out. Tee boxes are so hard you'll need a hammer to insert a tee...when the house has more water it's much better. The greens really are spectacular!

I played here as a single and got paired up with some nice gentleman. The course is in great shape. We were chugging along for about six holes and then hit a wall and were waiting on every shot for the rest of the round. No ranger or Marshall insight sight. The greens were excellent