The Golf Club At Bradshaw Farm - Blue Nine

The course was in pretty good shape considering the time of the year - but play was a little slow

Course is in great shape. The new greens are really nice & quite fast. We got bottled up at the turn & the staff sent us to another 9. Nice to have 27 holes available. Played Blue to White.

I played the course on a Tuesday afternoon and there was nobody on the course. I suggest playing during the week if you can. The course is in great shape. I played Red-White and had a great time. The mixture of holes makes this course exciting to play. I played the gold tees and they were just long enough. The views are very nice. The course has a good mixture of holes. I really enjoy playing here and recommend playing it if you have not before.

The white course was in great shape. The tees and fairways were some of the best I've ever played on. The greens were nice and soft but still relatively fast. What makes this course so challenging is all the bunkers, if your distance isn't spot on when going for the green you will more than likely be in a bunker. What makes this course so fun is the wide open fairways with most greens surrounded by hazards. You have a good bit of water to play over as well. Other than a couple tee boxes the majority of the course is pretty flat. Overall, this course will force you to use every shot and club in your bag.

I wish I could say the same thing about the blue course, but unfortunately it wasn't in nearly as good of shape as the white course. I didn't enjoy the layout as much either. Most holes are wide open grip it and rip it. I just didn't think this course has as much character to it. The greens were pretty beat up and extremely firm. Teeing off from a good 30-40 feet of elevation with a 9i or PW didn't even leave a ball mark and definitely not a divot. When I go back I will probably not play the blue course again. I would much rather play the white course twice.

I play Bradwahw Farms regularly and it is always in good shape. The rough is a little long in some areas, particularly around the greens, which makes it tough to play out of. They have changed the greens to bermuda on Red and White and it takes some getting used to if like me you're used to putting on bent. They don't seem that fast at first but the ball just keeps rolling and it's easy to go 5-8 feet past the hole. They still have bent on the Blue nine so if you're playing Blue and Red or White you have nine holes putting on bent and nine holes putting on bermuda. If you play this couse be sure to spend some time on the putting green to get familiar with the way the bermuda greens roll.

Course in very good condition for the middle of November and was a great price

I am from Illinois visiting our friends here in Georgia. We chose the perfect course on the perfect day!! This course is such a great challange and you must choose the correct set of tees. We played the black tees as I am an 18 handicap and I believe this was a great decision. Course condition was awesome even though it was dormant and we were paired with a couple of course regulars that were really nice and helpful! All and all we had an excellent experience at Bradshaw Farms.

Plays shorter then yardage listing on weekends. Don't be fooled that the price on GolfNow appears to be for 9 holes. Unless it has the "9 hole" icon, it is 18. Red then Blue are they harder 9 hole sections. New bermuda greens are fast but in great shape.

Tees and fairways were fast and firm due to no rain, but still in really good condition. Greens are now bermuda and very nice. Consistent speed and very true. Definitely some of the best greens in the north atlanta area right now.

White course greens were excellent...moderately fast and smooth. Nice layout, lots of hills/water, so pretty challenging and in fine condition overall. Pace of play however was disappointing. Teed off about 1:55 on a Sat pm and took 4.5 hours to play (two-some). The starter did not seem too knowledgeable.

I love Bradshaw Farm. I play 4-5 rounds a month here. The course has a lot of really fun holes. And the 3 nine hole courses make each round unique. I do have two issues with the course. The bunkers could use more sand in them. They seem to be pretty thin on most holes. And there's way too many tournaments played on the weekends. In my opinion company/church/charity outings should be kept to weekdays.

Fairways and greens were nearly immaculate. Bunkers have real sand deep enough to play like bunkers should. Water and associated undergrowth come into play on > half the holes, and wooded areas protect the rest; errant tee shots will cost you. Five tee boxes provide great variation for the course. For my game all holes are reachable in regulation from box in front of tips. That said, GIRS were in high demand and short supply due to previously mentioned features.

Love the new greens and the fairways are in excellent condition..

Very nice course, tee boxes and fairways in excellent shape, and the greens were better than anything I've seen locally this time of year. They weren't perfect, but for late summer/early fall they were top notch. Super fast and firm. Great elevation changes, and overall just a very pretty and fun to play course.

I've played this course many times and it is in some of the best shape ever. New greens are good and fairways are solid. Very happy with the conditions. Pace of play was very good and I'm a fast player. I've had issues with this course in the past, but right now it is in some of the best shape. Rough is thick, but I like tough golf courses.

Great layout. Played Red to White. Like the new greens. Fast.

Very nice clubhouse, private country-club feel, nice practice facilities, and well-maintained greens and fairways. I would definitely recommend and will play again.

This is a very nice course for a great value. All three nine hole courses have something to offer.

I really liked this course. Greens were in good condition. Fairways and tee boxes great too! Very challenging but fair!

Course play was very slow. Greens were in poor conditions.