The Golf Club At Bradshaw Farm - White Nine

We got to the club and hit a small bucket before going out for the round. The staff was very friendly and told us about changes since the last time we had played. We then played the round in exactly the pace of play (4:20) even with two groups ahead.

The course itself was in great condition. The greens were true and the fairways still very green. The bunkers seemed to have nice sand in them as well

It has been several years since I have played this course. The overall conditions were fantastic, The fairways were in perfect condition. Their Tuesday and early-morning specials make this one of the best values I have found.

Played (Blue 9 to Red 9) on a HOT Saturday afternoon and had the course to ourselves. Hadn't played Bradshaw in a year or two and was delighted to see how much conditions have improved. Fairways were a little shaggy, but give the heat, this was expected. Greens were in nice shape, rolling fairly quick and consistent. We'll play again soon!

the course marshall is now well trained for the job...
and some greens are not clean,

Great course for all skill levels. Must place shots for good scoring.

This is a decent course, championship tee box on several holes make the tee shot challenging. I would have to say the greens need work. There are weeds in several greens here and there. The greens do roll rather fast with hardly any bite to them every time I have played here.

Definitely not worth the $65 that is advertised to play a weekend round. Save your money and play an afternoon round. If the greens were in a lot better shape I would give the course 2 thumbs up.

Did not know Tuesday's were reduced rate. We waited on every single shot. Course way too crowded to enjoy the round. Stay away on Tuesdays unless you don't mind a 5 hour round.

I woke up at 5:30am for a 6:30 am tee time. We had 3 players and were first off one of the nines. Made the turn and ran into a 4-some on the back nine. How does this happen? We called the clubhouse, they said they put players out on all the nines. Additionally, the group in front of us played so slow, there was a hole open in front of them, marshall knew it, told us and did nothing to speed them up. I'll not book another time at Bradshaw Farms. No advantage to getting up early for the first tee time.

The red and white courses had there greens done 3 weeks ago. They are still in terrible shape. They need several weeks to be playable. The fairways were in good shape, but the greens were so bad I wouldn't go back for a while

Second time I played this course in as many weeks. I love the layout and open fairways with some challenging shots as well. Tee boxes were good, fairways had some dead spots but overall good, bunkers well kept. The greens are starting to get a little dry and are pretty sandy but still roll true and does not bother the playability. I definitely recommend this course. he are 27 holes. I have only played the red and the white. There are a couple nice elevated tee shots as well. Fun course!

We've been playing Bradshaw for 15 years. It's a good track with plenty of challenge for any golfer.

My problem with our most recent round is two-fold. First, the time advertised on GolfNow was for the "Red" nine. This means that the "red" nice is your front and "white" the back. We prefer this setup as opposed to the "blue" to "red" as we were instructed to play. This was very disappointing. Additionally, the greens had been recently aerated and sanded, a piece of information that should be disclosed when you make the tee time. Not cool.

Second, and more seriously, was the lack of respect of the check-in gentleman at the clubhouse. One of the players in front of me in the payment line had one leg (with a prosthetic of course) and asked for a handicapped flag. This request was answered with a deep sigh and paperwork for him to fill out. He did not have his handicapped mirror tag, which apparently is required, but, come on, the guy clearly had only one leg. This is shameful behavior and should never be tolerated.

The course played well overall, the fairways were in great shape. The only play suggestion is to make sure every cart has a pin position sheet and an overview of the holes.

I played both the Red and Blue 9's just a day after several days of rain. The course was in great shape despite the rain and played very true. Several of the holes gave you different choices for how to play it and was in a beautiful setting. I would recommend this if you are looking for a good round in a relaxing environment.

My group really had a good time. The course is in good shape, and the pace of play is good as well.

Front 9 had a good pace but back 9 was hit & wait, hit & wait.

We had a great time golfing at Bradshaw Farms. We started at 7:48 and we were done in less than 4 hours. We never saw the people in front of us or behind us. It was really nice and quiet on the course.

The greens were in very good shape and the course is fun.

We played the white and blue course.

I will be back again soon.

This course has wonderful features with the hills and bottom land, with the lakes, we enjoyed it.

Was looking for a place between Cumming and Canton to meet with a friend. Found this place on GolfNow and decided to give it a shot. Great course for the money and the staff was accommodating. Will definitely return as this will be our meeting place for a while.

Hey the greens on this course are pristine. The course plays fairly well with some challenge but plenty of wide fairways. Distance control is a must to miss the hazards. The number one complaint I have with this course is it is 65 bucks to play a round before 2 pm. I can't afford it most of the time but would play here all the time if it was less.

Course in good shape but the fairways are not filled in yet.

One of the best courses in the area. The staff is friendly and the course is maintained very well.