Bridges - The Tradition at Firewheel Golf of Garland
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The Bridges at Firewheel Golf Park is a 27-hole layout that has been a regular host of U.S. Open and U.S. Amateur qualifying tournaments. The course is comprised of three nines that can be played in different 18-hole combinations. The Tradition nine is the shortest of the three at just over 3,200 yards from the back tees. What it lacks in length, it makes up for with the rolling terrain. Golfers will face tricky uneven lies in addition to strategically placed bunkers and towering oak and pecan trees. There are also two creeks that crisscross through the entire golf course. They come into play on several holes. Not only does the Bridges provide three 18-hole courses, there is also Firewheel's original 18-hole Old Course, which was followed soon after by the 18-hole Lakes Course.
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Great course!!
Greens were true, fairways were groomed and green, only downside was the snack shack was closed before the 5pm posted time.
Great Day
Course was in good shape and the pace of play was great, 4 hours 5 minutes. The greens putted true with the back 9 greens quicker than the front 9. Staff as usual, friendly and helpful.
Good shape!
Course was in great shape. Fairway were much. Tee boxes were well maintained. Greens were hard. Golf carts were in good shape too. Pace of play was good. Some better signage would improve next hole logistics and tee box locations.
Snack cart is understaffed. We didn’t see the cart girl until hole 14 and we had an early time slot.
Overall great price for the course. Thanks to the landscape team!
Book directly through the course not GN
Sad to only get to play 4 holes due to a storm blowing in and lightning in the area. Went inside for a rain check and was told we would have to go through golf now because rain checks were not available to pre paid tee times. Still waiting for a response that probably won’t come from GN. So basically paid $60 for 4 holes and all for a $5 discount on the tee times. Lesson learned
REFUND COUPON PLEASE.
RAIN MADE US NOT EVEN STARTING GOLF. STAFF SAID THAT GOLF NOW WOULD REPLACE TEE TIME WITHOUT ANY MORE PAYMENT. GOLF PASS GAVE ME CASH REFUND BUT $20 COUPON WAS GONE EITH THE WIND.
Great course
Always a good round at the bridges course. Only complaint is it doesn’t drain well and they tend to overwater sometimes. Other than that fun, fast, and well kept.
Pure "Emerald" Pleasure
Every year I like to play a new course in DFW. I am simply a muni player and have heard of the Firewheel Golf Park for many, many years. Finally had the chance to play and did not regret it one bit. We played the Bridges course on the Champions and Masters Nines (they have 27 holes). An older man working the parking lot gave us some tips for getting around. The course was in great condition. Emerald green everywhere from the lush tree-lined fairways and well-groomed greens. Found the elevated greens and deep bunkers challenging, yet enjoyable.
Afterwards we had our thirsts quenched and hunger sated with friendly and even funny staff.
Excellent Condition
Course was in excellent condition, greens are really nice. Go play!
A Great First Round at The Bridges Course
This was my first round at The Bridges, and overall it was one of the better municipal golf experiences I’ve had in the DFW area. The facilities were excellent, including the driving range, short game area, and practice putting greens, all of which were in great shape. The tee boxes and fairways were also very well maintained.
The greens rolled extremely well and were some of the better greens I’ve played on recently. The fairways provided a good challenge and made the course both fun and rewarding to play. I was also pleasantly surprised by how scenic the course was, especially with the creek running alongside portions of the Masters course.
Our round was a combination of the Champions and Masters courses, with Champions playing as the front nine and Masters as the back nine. The course conditions, layout, and overall experience made it feel well worth the price.
The only minor downside was the pace of play, which was a little slow at around five hours for the round. Outside of that, it was a fantastic experience.