Old Brickyard Golf Course

Hadn't been here for years because the course conditions were never great. Thought after 8 years it would be different, but it wasn't. Always very dry which makes the undulating fairways almost impossible to stick. Yes, courses should be challenging, but also fair. Fairways not in good shape either. Others may dispute my assessment, but you go try it out!

My wife and I have played Brickyard many times, this is our home course. Throughout the spring, summer, and fall this course remains in great shape. Its not what I would call a beginners tract and remains challenging even for the most advanced players. Very nice and helpful staff who all remember our faces everytime we play. Hats off to the Old Brickyard, and staff, we look forward to each visit. Best in Ellis County and surrounding area!

Overall a nice and fun course. Weather it was the challenge in play or the go cart cart path with many curves and drop downs that had you yelling woohoo... it was truly an enjoyable day of golf. A lot of friendly people out playing and accommodating to other speed of play. Fast greens even after a rain Strom the night before.. this PGA tournament class course is definitely recommended..

The course is on the rebound……greens are back and fairways are in good shape. There are a couple of bad tee boxes way better than the last time I played there

Of all the courses I’ve played locally, brickyards greens are in superb shape. It’s a pleasure playing on a course that takes care of the grounds!

The course is challenging with blind tee shots. Some tee boxes were in bad shape, but most were in good conditions. The course has several elevation changes making it very fun. I will definitely play there again.

Old Brickyard in Ferris, TX, is a pleasant hilly course with plenty of difficult water hazards. The course is a little difficult to navigate from hole-to-hole, but the fairways and greens are very lush and full. If you look closely, you can see downtown Dallas from the tee box on hole 3.

Fun course that is worth the drive. Built out of an old brickyard quarry, about 4-5 holes are basically in the quarry -- up, down, up, down. Hole #10 is amazingly hard -- probably the hardest Par 5 I've played. Very scenic course but as mentioned by others, get ready from some blind tee shots. One thing I couldn't figure out --why the clubhouse makes it a point to answer the question "Do you want to leave a tip?" for credit card charges. Seriously? For checking in? Turn that option off please.

Good course but could use some improvements. Overall, a good experience, even though there are some specific improvements that can be made. Pace of play was pretty bad and sometimes there were two or even three groups backed up on one tee box. Speaking of tee boxes they were pretty bad. Often times it was hard to find an area that didn’t have a divot or a flat ground to tee off from. Other than that, just little things like lack of water on the course and broken stairs down to the greens that could be fixed easily. I’ll still be going back again as a backup option.