Bridlewood Golf Club

I played this course twice in the same week and enjoyed playing with my nephew from out of town. We both thought the course was worth playing a 2nd time after our good initial experience. We played on a sunny 103 degree day and an overcast 85 degree day and thought the course played well both days. Even though the greens had been aerated we felt our putts rolled true.

It was a great day at Bridlewood! And with Last Minute Golf the PRICE was right. Best value for a round of golf ever!!

I like to golf here as its a nice course., however this last time I was not impressed with the cart battery dead on hole #6 and the other cart battery went dead on 15. Definitely slowed us down to the point of having groups behind us right on top of us.

The course is in excellent shape, fairways were perfect and greens had the consistent roll.

Staff extra nice to bring us cup of water in the heat, just one of the best course I have played this year.

shot from the blue tees ....half the holes I almost drove thru the fairway. Lots of sand. All the holes had same flag so make sure you get the "hole Location number" before you head out. Enough yardage markings to not use a GPS. greens were true rolls.

The course is in great shape for the summer. We play here 2 or 3 time a month.

I usually play mid-late afternoons, and their twilight rate is a great value. The course is in great condition and it has some challenging holes, especially if you're playing from the tips.

Solid driving range, short game practice area is pretty good and includes a practice bunker (which I believe they are currently redoing as it was tarped this weekend), and large practice putting green.

All staff is friendly and accommodating. Ask the cart guys for a cooler when you're grabbing your cart and they fill you up with ice and put it on a holder on the side of the cart for you. 9 out of 10 times there are 2 towels in the cart as well.

As for the course, the greens have been pretty quick, and are sometimes hard to hold depending on the hole and how much sun/shade it gets and all the other factors. A few challenging Par 3s, generally protected by water and bunkers. Can't complain about the fairways, they're in good shape. Overall this is one of my favorite public courses to play in the DFW area, especially if you play a little later in the afternoon or catch a hot deal. No doubt, I recommend playing it.

Very nice, great staff, fast greens. Definitely returning with friends...

Course was in great shape. Greens firm and fast. The rough behind 1 and 10 greens is worse than US open rough. If you hit it back there, just take your snowman and a go drink a beer. I wish I would've done that. The only bad thing about the course, they ran out of water in the coolers on the back nine. Thank God we had a breeze. Overall, worth the time and money.

Went out late with a great rate from Golfnow. With the rain the fairways and greens are in fine condition. The bunkers because of the above are destroyed and going to be repaired. You are allowed to drop out of the fairway bunkers. Nice friendly staff and nice little bar. Give it a try before it gets too hot. Good challenging course.

They were punching greens on the day I played, not a good value. Will not go back.

First time playing this course....overall the course was in great shape for the amount of rain that we have received. The greens were in good shape and fast. The round was longer than I expected...had a group two holes behind. We finished just under 5 hours....

The course itself was fine. Decent layout. Although, like most courses lined with houses, the scenery was lacking. Unlike, The Tribute, which is nearby and similarly priced, I never found myself looking around and thinking "This is a beautiful course."

The greens were inconsistent on speed and firmness. Chips and pitches from just off the green would hop and stop on one hole, bounce and run away on another. But this may have had to do with the time of day as affected by pace of play.

Pace of play was ridiculously slow. With several groups backed up on each tee. Maybe investing in carts w gps might help. Marshals were not around to speed things up. It was impossible to find a rhythm to the game.

Would I play it again? If I had a full day and the green fee was in the $30 range. This is NOT a $50 or more track. There are far better courses to play for less or or far better to play at the same rate with better amenities.

Mother's Day , with a chance of rain, great pace and great layout and great condition

Perfect weather day, got placed in between two tournaments, even at that we got around in 4.

Greens were perfect, you have to hit a good golf shot to hold them, but roll fast and true.

They've worked on some bunkers and white sand is tamped and very playable.

Heard club might get sold to new owner, standards are high so don't lower the bar.

For years Bridlewood was one of the top 10 daily fee courses in Dallas. Great conditions, amenties, clubhouse, etc. But as others have mentioned, things have slipped a bit.

The course is in pretty good shape. The upgrade to the bunkers is welcome and long overdue. The biggest problem was pace of play. I'm not sure what happened, but it's now common to have 5 hour round and wait on every shot.

The quality of the range has slipped. Bridlewood used to have a pristine range. Despite the wet spring, the range is threadbare. And at least 30% of the range balls are completely worn. There are some nice areas of the range, but they are reserved for HS golfers. I appreciate Bridlewood's desire to help grow the game, but frustrating for paying customers to hit off a dirt patch while HS kids giggle and flirt on the good turf.

Hopefully they start pumping a bit of money into the course to fix the little things. A decent range/quality range balls and marshall''s controlling pace of pay would help get it back to being a premier course again.

I would still recommend it, but only if you are paying less than $50 for your round. They have some work to do if they want to be a top daily fee course again.

Course overall was in great shape. 4 stars was due to greens being super slow and ready for a cut/roll. They looked amazing though, very healthy.

Beer cart was pretty lacking in visits, but the hot dogs in the clubhouse are solid.

Will play here again for sure, one of my Dallas favorites.

I don't know what has happened at this place. The overall condition was "marginal". The range was very poorly maintained. They charge $6.50 for a small sack of the worst range balls I've seen in a very long time. We asked "the pro" and he just shrugged as if he could care less. That response pretty much summed up the entire place and ... they could care less. They now have 5 sets of tees...black, green, blue, white & red. We chose blue, t it was a surprise at each hole to find where the blue sets were located. Several holes only had a single marker...some holes have wood blocks (guess they either don't know they're missing the stone markers...they can't afford to buy replacements...or they could care less)

The bottom line is this course is fine for $30 or so...but no way worth their rack rate.

This is an objective and honest review. This is not a $90 USD course. We play there on a Saturday. The golf cars are old, and don't have GPS. The fairways and greens are fair, but the bunkers are in bad shape. I was fooled by the 4 start rating avg but believe me, you'll be mad like me if you pay this much for playing here. Staff is friendly but there's no food options, the service car takes too long to go around. We asked if they had rangers looking at golfer's pace of play, they said yes and ensure they were actively telling the players to watch their pace, but that didn't happened. We were slowed down by the group in front of us and the group behind us almost hit us in two different holes, when we told they to calm down because it wasn't our fault, they called us names so we almost got into a fight until we realized it was a group of 65s year old guys! and I wasn't going to fight someone that's my dad's age. The point is, there was nobody there to watch them up or say something. Took us 20 min to close our check, so again they're friendly but understaffed.

I've played in Tour 18, and Coyote Ridge and has been way a better experience. They have GPS, newer cars, and way better amenities.

I booked Bridlewood because I host some friends from out of town but was a total disappointment and I was embarrassed. I book 2 people for $61+ fees, and another one for $90+ fees and I regret it. I should I book at The Tribute at the Colony, they have pretty decent deals, great golf course, good amenities.

So, take my advice, don't play in Bridlewood unless you pay like $40 usd. I'm not wasting my money, so won't come back here anymore.

Play BW quite a bit. The greens and fairways were in real nice shape. Was thrilled at seeing they are finally reworking the bunkers with drainage and fluffy white sands. Always a good course when you snag a Golfnow special.