The Golf Club At Bradshaw Farm - White Nine

I have played this course for years and was even a players club member for a couple years. After playing yesterday with some buddies, I likely won’t be back for a while.

We played Red-White, the original 18 holes. I know it’s winter, but have to say, the red 9 is in AWFUL condition. Fairways are basically just dirt (aka: mud) and where there was something growing it was generally a weed.

The greens were also in rough shape. I mean, I’m an above average putter, and a 2 footer was no gimme.

The white 9 was markedly better but still rough.

I still go to Bradshaw for the short-game area. For a public course, it’s one of the best in the area. But aside from that, I won’t be back, at least until mid-summer, when hopefully there is some grass growing.

Played on a Wed afternoon. Did not have to wait on a hole until 17. Greens have definitely been repaired and improved from the fall. Course played very well.

As an avid golfer with 31 years of experience, I was highly disappointed with my recent visit to Bradshaw Farms, specifically the Red and White course. I booked an 8:42 AM tee time, only to discover that one hole was closed for the day, leaving me to play just 17 holes without any temporary green offered. In all my years of golfing, I've never encountered such a situation, and it was frustrating.

To make matters worse, there was no apology, discount, or compensation for the inconvenience. Golf is a game rooted in integrity and respect, and it’s disheartening to see these values overlooked. For $94, I expected a complete experience, not a truncated one.

While the course boasts a beautiful layout and stunning views, the overall condition was lacking. My weekend felt incomplete, and I couldn't fully enjoy my game knowing that my scores would always carry the weight of that missing hole. I hope my fellow golfers can learn from this experience before spending their hard-earned money here.

David Whitmore

Great course. Played White to Blue. Thick rough. White greens slightly sanded. Rolled ok. Blue greens rolled better.

Fairways and rough are in good shape. Sand traps are fair at best. Greens had a mower blade or something that was bad which made marks all over the greens and they are not very smooth

The course was is good shape. Fairways were well maintained. I found the greens on the white course to fine. On the blue course the greens seemed fast. Tee boxes were also fine. Only improvement to the course might be signage as you switch from white to blue of visa versa, Arrows painted on the cart path, a good idea just needs to be refreshened up.

Golfpass and GolfNow need to tigten up. I left this review on Golfpass now days later being asked by GolfNow.

Only gripe would be directional signs at junction of white to blue courses or visa versa. The painted arrows on the car path are a bit faded. Otherwise this is a FANTASTIC play!

Man was it hot. Playing challenging course. Lots of variation always makes it fun. Greens were decent and it was fun.

Greens were slow and bumpy and holes were not freshly cut. Fairways were good. On course water was lacking on the back nine on a very hot day. The group in front of us was slow and marshalls didn't speed them up. Biggest issue was with the greens.

What a difference this place is vs several years ago. Obvious investment in all the right places. Pace of play was pretty solid. Can’t wait to come back.

This is a fun and challenging course. The staff is always friendly. Worth a visit.

Great staff course conditions was OK but overall good round

This was my first time at Bradshaw Farms. The course was in very nice shape for the amount of play it gets. Shot makers course with tricky greens, but forgiving off the tee. I will definitely be back.