The Golf Club At Bradshaw Farm - White Nine

Great conditions considering there was still snow on the ground .

Played here on a fairly cold day, where it was freezing over night. Therefore, with the champions bermuda greens it was obvious they could not, or did not, treat them prior to allowing golfers on the course. And this is a problem. Why? Because, as a new player at this course, it soured my experience.

The greens were very rough... quite bumpy and as result you did not have any smooth putts, which means you did not have confidence in your line. If you don't have confidence that the greens would hold your line, you're not going to have confidence putting.

Anyway, they should have at least rolled the greens to make them more enjoyable.

The course was in great condition and the greens were rolling very fast and true. Pin placements were pretty tough and hard to get the ball close on several holes. I loved playing the course and will play there again.

Club house was nice, food was reasonable. Pro shop staff and starters were very nice. Driving range leaves A LOT to be desired. Course itself has a lot of elevation changes on nearly every hole. Greens were mid firm, would hold if you brought it in high and soft enough. Putted pretty quick with tons of seen and unseen undulation. Easy to lose balls from the first cut to the woods, thick gnarly grass, leaves, etc. Some what to with time of year. Nice mix of holes, long and short going left and right with a good amount of water. Overall a solid 4, try this course, 27 holes available.

The pace of play started a little slow but it broke loose quickly and everything went great.

I had high hopes for this course. I started keeping up with them on Facebook and noticed that all of their photos in their galleries were pretty intriguing. We started playing and were surprised to see that all the greens were as brown as a paper bag. Staff at the pro shop didn't mention this to us and didn't offer any sort of a discount. Not as aesthetically pleasing as I would have liked, but the course was still fun. Wish we would have gotten a heads up about the greens, though.

Bradshaw Farm is an amazing course. Great bunkers with plenty of sand. Large greens but many undulations. Could be 30 yards (2 clubs) between front and back pin placement. Pay attention to placement. Also, great putting track, everything rolls true.

Course is in the best condition that I've seen in years. I would enjoy it more if the Marshals pushed the players along and kept 5somes out of the mix. Also it would help if they pushed high handicappers up to the forward tee boxes. Hackers don't belong on the regular tee boxes.
Suggest posting signs that remind players that a Triple Bogey is the max score... pick it up!

Golf at Bradshaw Farms is fantastic! Course is in immaculate condition. Fast greens all the way through, fairways to putting greens. Only negative if you want to call it that is the course difficulty. Majority of holes are straightaways with moderate obstructions (trash, sand pits, etc.). Other than that, great course with great prices during the week, weekends you coming off some cash to play ($60 or better)!!!

Bradshaw Farm (once referred to as Bradshaw Pig Farm) is that no more. New Champion Bermuda greens have totally revitalized this track!

Greens were consistent and fast. Fairways excellent. Too bad I couldn't hit many of either.

Enjoyed the course but maybe because it was Monday there were too many singles. In some cases there were 2 singles playing one behind the other.

Course in good condition. Greens rolling about 10-10.5. Approach shot important as to where flag is located.

Very enjoyable course to play. The course is well maintained.

Course was in perfect shape, tee boxes, fairways, and greens especially. Played on a Sat afternoon and hardly anyone was around. Absolutely loved the course.

I play here a lot, and have always avoided playing the BLUE 9 because it had Bent Grass greens. Just played yesterday on the NEW Bermuda greens. What a difference! I think I'll have to play 27 each visit to Bradshaw Farms from now on!
Even further I noticed last night on my receipt that they give you a free nine holes on the blue side for next time. Way to go Bradshaw!

Tried this course for the first time and loved it. Took my father in law out with me as a present and all he can talk about is when we are going back. The greens were fast but consistent. Well worth our hour drive to get there.

I was visiting Atlanta and browsed golfnow for courses near by. I read the reviews and gave this course a try and it didn't disappoint me. The course is well maintained and has great views of the mountains. The club house was open early for a breakfast sandwich and the staff very friendly. I played the gold tees and it was challenging. Stay away from the rough around the green to avoid losing the ball. A must try if you are in the neighbourhood.

It's not the closest course to me, but well worth the extra 10 minutes in the car. There are 3 9hole courses which allow them to maintaine nicely. They run really great deals too. So, it's a no brainier for a thrifty golfer like me.

Bunkers in really bad shape. was hot an sunny but course gathers water still in some areas. there were literally 4 marshalls working that drove by every second.. quite annoying. everything was fine