The Golf Club At Bradshaw Farm - Blue Nine

Course was in good condition considering all the rain in the past month. Normal 18-hole rate is "fair" - I got a very good rate as a single using GolfNow and that is why I rated cost as excellent.

I played this course in March, course conditions were winter, they do not overseed so in the winter be prepared for dormant grass. Also they had many holes (the entire 'blue' course) cart path only. Many holes on this course are very difficult to play with a cart and "cart path only" rules, so I would check ahead to see if they have any restrictions. I'm not talking about distance to walk; more like elevation to descend and climb. A middle of the fairway result could leave you with a 30 foot elevation change from the cart path. Otherwise I found the course interesting to play as a first time visitor, a real challenge to figure out where to hit the tee shot or second on a par 5. On the blue course a par 5 leaves you in the fairway wondering where the second shot goes, a house straight ahead has a practice green with a flag, you can see a second green to the right through a cut in the trees with fairway, of course after much evaluation the shot goes right to that green with the fairway and no tee. The drawing on the card is not very clear unless you have very good eyesight. I would not rate it a "Top 10" but I haven't seen it in season, the range was mediocre at best old balls, mats, no class to it at all. Staff seemed uncaring, not rude but disinterested.

Was super wet after a storm....started out double, double, triple,, and thought I was done for. Then I had 4 birdies and a par to finish. Most birds in a round!
I still beat Pete!

Wonderful design, greens, and staff. Plays slow at times. Players need to sand their divots. Red and White are the championship layout. Blue not as interesting but a few of it's holes have character.

Very nice lay out and variety of holes. The experience was very good for me!

Played on Tuesday 1/29 partly sunny and 68 degrees. Quite a large number of golfers were enjoying the day so the pace was a little slow (4.5 hours) and the tee times were running behind about 15 minutes. The Red and White nines offer a wide variety of holes and some pretty scenery. The new Champion Bermuda greens on the Red and White nines are awesome (same grass as East Lake). Bradshaw has always been known for their fast Bentgrass greens, with my only complaint being all the unrepaired ball marks from the lazy golfers (same ones that do not rake their footprints). The new Bermuda greens should eliminate the worst of the ball mark problems. When you can find your ball mark it is very simple to repair back to perfect condition. All greens were fast and true. They took the expense to paint the greens and that is a nice touch for winter. The fairways were dormant but not bad for winter conditions. The few bunkers I was in all had plenty of sand and rakes nearby. My understanding is the Blue nine still has Bentgrass greens and will be changed over to Bermuda sometime this year.

We played on a beautiful 70 degree day in January, which meant the course was crowded and a little slow. Conditions are great and the course is a good test at all skill levels. You'll enjoy it.

Very nice course and staff was very friendly. There are three 9 hole courses so you get good variety to pick from. I played white and blue course, both were good condition and fun to play.

The course was great as usual, staffs were friendly, and just great for the price, cuz I booked via the Golfnow Hotdeal...

The course was good and well maintained and challenging. Pretty windy and the staff was great.

For it being this time of year the greens were in great shape! The fairways were ok... the normal wear and tear for winter time I guess. We played the Red to White course and would definitely recommend it, especially in warmer weather. Had a great time.

We like playing Bradshaw. The Red to White coure rotation is the best. The greens always seem to be rolling fast, we like that. The only down side for us is that we all think Bradshaw is over-priced. We found a discounted rate, but their normal weekend rate of $65 is just to high for that golf course, especially when there are so many other courses that are just as close with fees a lot less. We love playing the course and you will too, IF you can get a discounted rate.

I signed up for blue-red and when we got to the course they said we could not play blue because it was full. The guy behind the counter cared more about getting back to his cigarette than making us happy. Also the grill at 12:30 on a saturday was understaffed and totally unprepared. The grill was not even turned on with 20+ people waiting. The starters are super friendly and the course was in good shape. Bathrooms on course were the cleanest I have ever seen.

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.