The Bridges Golf Club

Very challenging greens due to significant undulations. Putts rolled true. Driving range was closed and course was damp due to rain 2 days before though the fairways were relatively dry (drains well). Will definitely return soon!

I feel like this place is always going to be challenging for several reasons.

1) It's always windy.

2) It's got some great elevation changes.

3) the greens were fast and had tons of undulation. At one point I had three chip shots to a green that was a good 15ft above the ball, only to miss where I wanted to land it and have the ball roll all the way back to my feet. oy vey! I eventually chipped long just so I could make sure I landed safely, even if the putt wasn't ideal.

Hole 18 was a treat.

This was a pleasant course surrounded by nice scenery and modern homes in a newer development.

The course is in a rural area so urban noise pollution to disrupt your round. Very peaceful environment.

I'm by no means good, and I shot what I normally shoot, but this was the first course I've left and thought "man, that place was hard!".

Chipping and putting greats are great and a nice representation of what to expect on the course.

Greens are quick but very good, fairways could be a little plusher, but good considering lack of rain

Course in great condition green are tough fast and 2-3 tiers

This was my first time but can't wait to play again. The course is laid out across a high meadow with some elevation changes. From the gold tees, it plays about 6800 yds and requires a couple of long and accurate shots. There are quite a few sand placed in just the "right" spot; however, the sand is light and deep so you can get out with a good shot. Greens are fast but putt and roll true and hold. If you get above the hole, you may be 3 putting.

Talked to Doug, assistant greens keeper, and it was evident that he and the staff want to create a great golfing experience.

See you next time.

True greens, putting is fun here. Great layout and great condition. Fairways have plenty of grass under the ball. My new favorite golf course. I will be back.

Firstly, I love the layout and the conditions were fantastic (greens were as good as any I have played this year). The pace of play was not great,especially when making the turn. The tee box on 10 was backed up so we went inside to get a hotdog and it took 20 mins to get one at 11:45 on a Saturday, which is just unacceptable. We were feeling bad and rushed and then went to the tee only to see we were just ready to tee off in our normal slot. I guess everyone had the same issue. Hot dogs are always good but the staff wasn’t prepared to provide them for some reason. Took us 5 hours to play as a result so hopefully they clean this up and then have the marshals push the groups that are holding up play. Could have been a better experience without the delays.

I have played here many times over the past few years. There is a lot of talk going around about how much money golf courses are making since Covid - and how many of them are just sticking it to the golfer, and nothing is being put back into the course to give us better conditions or a better experience.

This is not so with The Bridges. I have seen so many changes, improvements, and overall better quality of the course since Covid, and it is nice to know that a business truly cares about its patrons.

In my recent play - the course was being prepared/set up for Korn Ferry Tour 1st Stage Qualifying. The greens were in excellent condition, as they always are. Fairways had a few rough spots which would be expected with the drought and heat we have had but were good as well. Tee boxes were good too. Ohhh, and the rough...... well, you better tie a rope to your cart when you go into it because you might not be able to find your way out!! It is BRUTAL!!

Bridges has to be one of the best deals in and around the DFW metro - with or without a Hot Deal.

I’ve been coming here since it opened. Still a pretty decent track that the public can play, but everything about the course & amenities has taken a step back.

You used to feel like a member for the day. Now it’s basically run on the cheap.

Conditions were pretty good. Greens were quick. The drought made the course a lot easier. The tall dreaded wild grasses have thinned out so much, you can find just about every errant shot. I had an erratic driver today and still didn’t lose a ball until the “must go for it” 18th.

Just doesn’t feel like a $79/round course anymore.