The Bridges Golf Club

At this course you will find welcoming entry staff with a full explanation of an idea of how to approach the course. This is for sure a target course where one should not try many hero shots unless you hit long. The course Marshall was trying to speed us up unnecessarily as the twosome behind us wasn’t catching us. We even tried to wait at the cart girl for them but to no avail. After being told again about our slow pace, we just stopped and waited 10 mins for them to catch us and play thru. Course Marshall changed shifts and the second one just complimented us on trying to keep pace as we sometimes waited on the twosome. The first one was definitely not rude, just commenting over and over about something that wasn’t happening, nobody waited for us.

Having a 61 year old man going up and down those slopes definitely takes a toll on the time for sure but that was the only reason I say we were ‘slow’. Other than that, the course was well maintained, played really true once it dried up and our experience was fun with the two gentlemen that we met and played with

We waited on most tee boxes starting at the first hole. The condition of the course is fair. Tee box grass length too high, for iron shots off the tee it felt like a thick rough. Overall decent round but not for that price.

This course will challenge your golf skills. It’s in good and fairly open, with potential for few birdies if you keep the ball in the fairway. However if you don’t hit right spots, be prepared for a long day, lost balls, and lousy score.

Course is in great shape, greens running well. Finished the round in under 4 hours..

I have probably played Bridges close to 15 times over the past 20 years. And though we have several other courses in the area to choose from (some of which are less expensive), although Bridges is more challenging than all the others, it is always well maintained and the layout is beautiful. My index is a 12.3 and I typically shoot 85-89 here.

A little pricey but worth the money. Can be windy at a time but challenging.

I like the Bridges course because of its sloping fairways, often tight fairways, dog leg holes, and many hazards that you have to cross. It definitely makes you a better player as you try to keep your balls within boundaries. Even though I lost about a dozen balls, I still had a great time. Surprisingly, the greens seemed fairly easy, although they were quite fast. Layup holes like #15 are always fun. The tee boxes and greens were in fine shape. Some brown patches on the fairways, but generally they were in excellent condition.