The Club at Brookstone

Greens were rolling fast and true. Fun course where you get to hit all the clubs in your bag. Good course for $40, I wouldn't pay more than $40 though.

We played Brookstone during a break in the winter weather. The course was in good shape and the new GPS to find distances on each cart is really nice. We enjoyed the round immensely. A shout out to the manager: I accidently booked the round online on the day before we arrived to play. The course would have been perfectly in order to deny the booking completely, but the manager said it was an honest mistake and honored it completely. I was really impressed.

Love the course and greens but they have an impending crab grass issue on the greens that will need to be addressed soon.

Had a 50 person tournament and did not tell us so some issues at tee off times as tournament people just pushed in at the turn as it was s shot gun. Never seen such ignorance before but the marshal sorted everything out and was great and we had a good day out

Nice course and golf carts have GPS location for quick yardage check.

Great friendly staff. The clubhouse looked amazing. Tennis courts. Basketball hoops. Pool. I felt like a member of a members only club. Course was a nice challenger. Will definitely play again.

This review is from a round played during the week from the forward tees. As noted by other golfer's reviews, the carts have a GPS so if you have never played you can "see" the hole layout and get yardages (which is especially useful on a Par 4 or 5 where you can't see green due to the elevation changes).

Based on the scorecard (slope 107) for the red tees, it is relatively easy because it is not too long (which makes it fun and fair) but you do need to think strategically on many holes due to the topography. For example, on hole 14, you can hit a drive over the bunker (or trees) on the left and be in a great spot for your second shot but if you hit your drive to far right, you may need to layup on your second shot (or risk being in the muck at the bottom of the hill).

Also, the greens were rock hard (perhaps because it is fall) and so you had to be careful and know how they slope. I was playing with golfers that knew the course so they could tell me about the slope of greens before I hit my approach shot.

The staff was very welcoming! It was early morning and 40 degrees (and they offered a free cup of coffee).

The practice area is right by the clubhouse (putting green, driving range, seperate practice area --to the right of the putting -- for chipping and bunker practice; which is nice because I hate warming up on a putting green and having to dodge golfers chipping onto the same green.

We did wait (a bit too often) on the group in front of us but we still finished 18 in around 4 hours (on a week day) not sure what pace of play is like on the weekend but I assume a bit longer (as it is with most courses).

Overall, definitely a course I will play again.

It was my first time playing here and I loved it. The greens looked nice and decently fast. Didn’t land in the sand so didn’t pay too much attention to that. GPS in the carts is a cool addition and that along with their driving range will probably separate them from the local competition. I’m considering becoming a member there actually