White Birch at Brighton Dale Links

5 1/2 hours for 18 holes riding. The ranger recommended that we complain in the clubhouse after our round and request a voucher for a complementary round. There were four groups stacked up at a tee box when he recommended that. The group in front of us revived vouchers. The person in the clubhouse refused to do anything for us and lied about having given vouchers to the people in front of us. He was rude and condescending and made excuses for the slow pace and refused to take responsibility for anything. We won’t be back.

Yesterday, I brought my 3 sons to golf at Brighton Dale. It was our first time at the course. Overall, it was a good course (White Birch) and the people at the golf shop and ranger were very friendly. However, the woman who was coordinating the golf cart area was VERY RUDE. While I was checking us in at the golf shop, my sons were outside waiting for me and she made several comments about waiting on us in a not so nice tone and they did not have keys to move the carts (waiting for me to check in). After I came out of the golf shop, we walked over to our carts and she proceeded to follow us and watch us load our bags onto the carts and just stared at us the whole time with not a nice expression. Not sure we will come back to the course and I will definitely pass along our experience to friends and family. It's a shame that one person had to act that way our first time at the course.

This review is for White Birch.

Pace: Early morning, so I had the course all to myself.

Conditions: Perfect. Tees were good; fairways were being mowed; green were good (repair your ball marks); bunkers were great.

Staff: Very helpful. Quick check-in and sent right to the tee. Also, called the day before and whoever answered was very helpful as well.

Value: Checked my receipt and I payed $44 for a "M-F Unlimited 18H" offer. I played the Blue course right after I played the White which makes this offer amazing.

Layout: Long par 3s (2 over 210+ yards). Good variety of Par 4s, and the Par 5s are challenging (that tee shot on #6... yikes). Very walkable.

It seemed like I spent the whole round 1 hole behind the maintenance crew, so every hole was perfect when I got to it. A nice walk through the trees, with some hills and some water, but nothing overwhelming.

We golf at many locations and this is one of our favorites. Love the course and the staff. { The staff bends over backwards to help a golfer out. } I can't say enough about this place. !!!!!!

We played the White course on a gorgeous summer day. This course was in great condition. Only a little bit of problem from all the rain remains. Tee boxes, fairways and greens all in very good condition. This course is well worth the travel to play it. Now we just have to come back and test out the Blue and the Red.

Weather was great. Pace of play was a little slow on front nine. Foursome of women’s league all four were walking. But back nine was normal pace. Had the refreshments wagon running all day and had great selection.

As always great course and long fairways. Nice and green.

First group off and played 18 in 3.5 hours! Course is in GREAT shape. Would play there again in a heartbeat.

We played after several days of hard rain. Carts had to stay on cart path but that was obviously necessary. The course played very fairly and challenged us. We expected to get muddy but we're pleasantly surprised that we didn't because most of the course drains very well. A very enjoyable afternoon.

Would have cancelled the round if it wasn't a hot deal. Unfortunately you can't. It was rainy, foggy, and a little chilly. Golf now should let you cancel if rainy. Ciarse was in great shape.

First nine took 1 hour. Then we ran into the outing. Second nine took 3 hours. Not good. No warning that there was going to be an outing there when I made the reservation.

Great weather and round under 4 hours. A few places with ground under repair but not much.

Brighton dale is a fantastic peblic facility. 45 holes and not a bad one in the bunch. We had played the Blue course since the monsoons of 6 to 8 weeks ago. That course sits a little higher and the lasting damage was alot less than on the White, which we played yesterday. There are areas that show the lasting effects of "storm of the century" type rain. Everything was playable and the greens and tees were the usual excellent quality. I never hesitate to play Brightondale, especially coupled with GolfNow Hot Deals.

I think overall it was a nice course, but they had some rain problems which had damaged few of the fairways which turned to get you off your aiming zones. I shot four over in the front nine before it gets very humid and hot

The course was in fair condition. But, we could not golf the white birch course that we paid for due to it being flooded. Wish we were notify of this cause it's a half hour drive for us three guys. We golfed the Blue Spruce out there all the time and it's boring.

half of the course was covered w dead grasses and we had no warning for that sucks