Brickshire Golf Club

Very under staffed. No marshals keep play moving. Tough course and so a few groups struggling and taking 30 minutes on a single home backed up the course for everyone. I won’t play again until Spring of Summef and earlier in the day.

Slightly above average in cost.

Cool set up with emulation hole from famous courses.

Greens in great shape.

Not really walkable. Cart needed.

Fairways a little beat up.

Bunkers in average covid shape.

Really good find. Solid course.

Beyond the bunkers not being playable or maintained obviously in a while considering the last time it rained in the area was 2 days ago, there was a dead deer floating in the lake by the clubhouse (next to the 18th green) all day. For the price, the lack of concern and attention to the course was a turn off.

This is one of the best courses in Virginia for the price. Beautiful landscape and terrain. Difficult, but not too difficult.

Absolutely beautiful course in wonderful condition. Only downside was pace of play. It was not a particularly busy day and the first three holes took one hour because of extremely slow groups. May need to adjust their tee times to make it more enjoyable.

A Very Fair and Challenging Course! As a Resort Course it is what you want,! You will not get beaten up by rough or Greens as Fast as Oakmont or Augusta. As a 8/ 9 Handicap I had to play solid to a slope of 138!from the Blue Tees! Go Play and Enjoy!!

First time playing at Brickshire and I was pleasantly surprised. Course was in really good shape minus the bunkers as mentioned below, although I actually had decent lies each time I found myself in one. Fairways were in great shape, as were the greens. Course has drained well as most of my lies in the fairway and rough we’re clean and not too muddy.

Design was interesting, too. Not really any throw away holes and plenty of visually appealing approaches. Challenging but fair. Some wide fairways, some tight ones. Course seems to play longer than the yardage (Burgundy tees played all of the 6700 on the card). Par 3s in particular play long and none of the par 5s felt like “birdie” holes. I might recommend playing a tee forward than usual if you’re > than a 10 handicap. This is random but the houses on the course are also surprisingly really nice.

Overall, for $65 on a beautiful fall morning, I felt like I got exactly what I paid for. The design and conditions are pretty comparable to Independence, but you don’t have to spent $110 and play a 6 hour round.

Hey what a nice course. Layout terrific and friendly to the average golfer.

Bunkers unplayable, better description would be ponds. Seen frogs jumping in them. Course was wet and sloppy. A mudders dream.

Greens were fabulous and fast for the amount of rain. .

Can't wait to play it again when it dries out.

Highly recommend you take the drive to play this gem.

The only reason I gave it 4 stars for overall was because most if not all bunkers are unplayable. Water or all Mud . Otherwise the course is in great shape. Been there a lot and will continue to go.

The course was in great condition. The landing areas are very generous for all levels of players. I think this is a very fair while challenging golf course. The rough was thick in places and required some skill to hit the ball. But there should be a cost for missing the generous fairways. I saw some previous comments about the poor condition of the bunkers. We did not find that to be the case. The bunkers were groomed and in good shape.this is a very enjoyable place to play golf!

The course layout is great for a mid handicap. Beautiful layout, lots of trees and flowers. Long cart path rides through the woods between holes. Don't try to walk it!