Old Brickyard Golf Course

Played at Old Brickyard because it was close to where I was staying and had a good priced HotDeal. The gentleman working the Pro Shop was very nice and helpful. The course, however, wasn't as great. The greens and fairways were okay, but the rough, paths, surrounding areas, and practice green need work. Add in that the highway runs alongside the front nine (noisy) and a dump site along the back nine (smelly). A few creative holes (9, 10, 11) and some fairly straightforward ones, but all-in-all I wish I would have chosen a different course.

Great course, with lots of elevation changes. Fun challenging holes.

Really cool course with some picturesque holes. Can't believe I haven't played here before now.

It's about 30-40 miles from where we live, but it was on GolfNow at a very reasonable price, so we decided to play it. it had rained quite heavily the night before, so some parts of the fairways were wet, and the greens were still wet underneath, so it made putting slower than usual.

All in all, it was good to get out. This course is very hilly and some fairways are quite narrow, (so you have to be straight or you may lose balls). It's more challenging than many other course I've played- especially when it's a bit wet.

I recently played at Old Brickyard Golf Course and had a mixed experience. While the course itself was in decent shape, with fairways and greens that were well-maintained, the pace of play left much to be desired. There were too many high handicap players on the course who struggled to keep a moderate pace, which ultimately made the experience frustrating.

I have nothing against high handicap golfers, but when the pace drags, it can ruin the enjoyment for everyone else. Unfortunately, I had to leave after just nine holes, even though I had paid for 18, simply because the slow play was unbearable. It would have been helpful if marshals were present to monitor and encourage a quicker pace.

I really appreciate the unique design of this course and the challenges it presents, but I felt a bit ripped off this time around. With better management of the pace of play, I believe Old Brickyard could be a truly enjoyable experience.

Could be a special track...but needs a lot of landscaping/greens keeping work to pull it off.

Not sure what happen to this course. Ive been playing here for many years and 5-10 years ago this was one of the best courses around. Now its over priced and dead spots everywhere. This course had the nicest spongy greens, now they are alot of crows feet and dead spots. Fairways are in ok shape. For the price this aint it dont waste your time.

Great layout but not kept up. It was not worth 70 dollars at all.

This course was the only course with a tee time before 8:00am on a weekend and I can see why. The layout is very confusing and the course punishes you off the tee if you’re not straight. If you are in Dallas and want to play somewhere new, this isn’t the place.

As always, I enjoyed my round of golf. We went off early and played by ourselves. For me it’s a challenging course. All the hills make it fun. I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys a cha.

I golf 2 times weekly and rarely ever leave reviews. Just played Old Brick for the first time in about 2 years and it’s in great shape. Greens are excellent other than 1.

The course has a lot of elevation and some unique holes. It will definitely test your skills with alot of blind shots and water that comes into play.

Hole 10 should be a par 6 lol.

Play it and enjoy. Thank me later