Old Brickyard Golf Course

This was a great course to play because of the unique challenge of each hole. The staff gave me a booklet to help me because it was my first time playing there and I was a single. I had a little confusion finding a couple of tee boxes but that was it. I will play here again.

The course was still in winter condition due to cold weather. With plenty of elevation changes and a windy day, club selection was important. We played 18 holes and found it to be a nice change from other courses in the area with plenty of slopes, rolling hills, sharp drop-offs, water hazards, thick brush lining the fairways, and plenty of tress. It's a very nice course and well worth the money.

I always enjoy playing the Brickyard but the staff is rude.

If you are new to the Brickyard, or it has been a while, take a couple extra sleeves of balls. An all around tough challenging course, but especially number 10, should be par 7 I think, but I love it. Despite the lack of rain, and days on end of freezing temps, the warmer weather of the last week or so, had some of the greens actually beginning to green up. The pace of play was very slow, but then the Brickyard is not a course that is conducive to quick play, all the tee boxes for the most part are elevated, the hilly terrain makes for slow play, but the Brickyard is not meant to be a rushed experience. It is meant to be savored like a great filet mignon paired with a fine Cabernet...cannot wait to return once the spring temps and rains arrive and turn it all lush green. Staff was most excellent the steady 30 mph South wind made the challenge even more striking, but hey I broke a hundred and enjoyed myself with two old friends and made a new one, does not get much better than that. On a scale of 1 to 10 would have to give my day at the Brickyard a solid 9.5. I will be back you can count on that.

Gas carts are essential playing this course. Lots of fun plus lots of probelms not knowing the course.

This course has a fun layout that require good tee shots. Greens are always in good shape, the fairways have a lot of weeds in them but that's the only down fall. Over all a good course and should be played!

Very challenging course. Fun to play. The only negative is the greens were not overseeded.

Nice course, great shape. You need to place tee shots well. Will be back.

Course was in decent shape for the price. I expected it to be a bit nicer. But we had fun and would go back again.

The course was ok and liked it. I got lost the signage was very bad had to let people go ahead of us to try and follow them. I want to play it again.

The fairways are packed hard. People drive all the way to the greens and I don't understand why it is not marshalled to prevent destroying the turf, but it's not mine. The ball will roll forever and sometimes into hazards, due to the hard turf.

Played here again yesterday and still never get tired of it. Greens are always good with tight fairways which I love. Cruised around in 4 hours, and only waited on one group the entire round and I was playing as a single. I still think holes 8 thru 12 are the toughest stretch of holes anywhere in the metro-plex. I love the view of the Dallas skyline from #5 tee box and finally birdied # 10 after many tries for a personal best of 74 at this course. FYI senior rate is $25 bucks and there senior age starts at 50...YEA!!!!!....Will be back again after the Thanksgiving Holidays...

The Old Brickyard has the potential to be one the top courses in the area, BUT it needs lots of work. The fairways, tee boxes and sand traps all need a lot of attention. The greens, for the most part, were in fair to good condition. The cart paths are so torn up that in places they resemble four wheel drive roads in Colorado. The layout of this course is unique. The vistas are beautiful. It is a very, very short course even from the tips. I returned to play it after not playing it for several years - I was surprised to see how much it had deteriorated. The only way I would consider playing the Old Brickyard again is if GolfNow has another really low price deal.

Wasn't sure what to expect from courses in the area being from out of state, so take that into consideration when reading this. The course design looked like some holes were forced into areas too small giving the appearance of being kind of gimmicky. If you are a longer hitter, the landing areas for some of the holes are really narrow. Tee box condition was 50/50. Some were okay, but others were pretty chewed up. The fairways were in ok condition, but get off of them by much and the ground was in pretty bad shape...rock hard and little grass. There is very little to indicate yardage other than the normal 200, 150, and 100 markers. You do get a book giving a description of the course, but it is a little hard to figure out exactly where the points are to base yardage off of. The greens held pretty well and were not very fast. Sand traps tended to be pretty muddy towards the middle.

We played this course on a late Saturday morning. Finished the front 9 in 165 minutes, but the back nine went much quicker (maybe it was the call into the proshop to send a marshall out). Of course, my expectations were low playing behind guys in jeans. Weeds in the fairways, ant hills all over every hole, and a couple of ridiculous pin placements caused me to say the course condition needed attention. The staff was friendly and when the cart girls finally came around they were nice to look at. The round is not worth a dollar over the $33 we paid to play this course. And hole #10 might make you consider retiring from golf.

Unusual topography makes for fun challenge. Some really great holes that offer high quality shots.
Issues include no working ball washers.
Greens were fine. Fairways mown tight.
Very exposed to wind, so be ready on windy days.
Had a good time playing here.

I've played this course three times and will continue to play here. It's a fun course for a good price

Drove 45 miles to play this course. Too good of a GolfNow deal. Course was shorter than most but very challenging. There were blind shots, lots of elevation changes and plenty of shots over water. Gas powered carts because electric ones would not make it on this course. The guy in the club house was really nice and glad to have us there. Give it a try. It was fun.

Fairways in rough shape, greens fair. For the price though, would still recommend

This course is improving every week I play there.this course is such good shape the word is getting out it is getting to be difficult getting tee times without a weeks notice. Greens have been fertilized, fairways are in great shape and difficult but very playable for a mid par player. Texas Sized Hats Off to Randy and the staff.