Bristow Manor Golf Club

Course recovering from heavy extended rains, so understandably not at its best condition, but greens and fairways were in good shape. Challenging risk/reward layout.

What a spectacular experience! The course is in absolute prime condition from tee to green! The smoothess greens I’ve played all year!

We played on Father’s Day and it took us 4.5 hours. Not bad, considering the place was packed!

Played on a nice (warm) Thursday afternoon, not crowded. Was paired with a copule of slower (but friendly) players, still had a 4 hour round. Course was in good shape, very walkable, mostly wide open with good sight lines.

Nice course. Very soggy due to recent rains. Like back nine layout more than front (a little too much back and forth on front).

Can always count on good maintenance. Love the range and practice putting/chipping green.

Was expecting rain that day buy lucked out to all 18 holes without a drop. Course was in great shape and the greens were flawless!

This is a great course. We played from the gold and the rough was too long to play a distance shot using fairway woods. Fairways were great though. Rain made it impossible to cut down the roughs. Manager apologized which we appreciated. Couldn't get a beer until like hole 6 when the cart met us. Pace was good. Weather held out. If you get a chance to play Bristow Manor, do it. We will be back.

This course is in fantastic shape and is challenging enough even for low handicappers. Friendly staff and good selection at the bar and grille. Affordable rates for a great golf experience. Only thing this course needs is new carts.

Course in good shape, greens rolling well, good mix of holes and always a good place to play

Great course, it will challenge the average golfer with doglegs and long Par 3. Has some water hazards but overall it’s a fair course.

Playing in flurries and it was very fun. The greens were very difficult due to seeding.

got out in the afternoon after raining in the morning. it was cart path only as expected. the fairways have yet to come in but that is the type of grass is it. tee boxes were okay. greens were recently aerated and had sand on them but still rolled good. bunkers were in good condition. course was pretty empty and was able to go out as a single and play in under 4 hours.

We had a lot of rain recently, and so the course was sloppy and was cart path only. It doesn't drain well--worse than most in the area--and the staff said it would probably stay cart path only until sometime in April. Also, the course is zoysia grass, so the fairways are very brown this time of year. With temps in the mid-40s with a chilly wind, we had the course to ourselves--so pace of play was very good. On the front 9 you have to hit your ball over the same creek what feels like at least a dozen times. I like the back 9 better.

A challenging course and we'll kept, check-in staff not as friendly.

It is probably unfair to review a course this late in the year so I will just say the greens were still in great shape and that was a pleasant surprise. the layout is a lot of fun and keeps you interested with its diversity. Just know as I did that the zoysia fairways are dormant so the normally green fairways are not.