Bridlewood Golf Club

Played 18 holes in 4 hours. Course condition was fair. Greens were hard so hit one less club and expect run out. Bunkers are atrocious. No reason for it other than neglect. Looks like they are mowing and moving tee markers and hole locations. Saw workers on tee boxes filling in divots with sand. Someone needs to bust up the hard packed sand in the bunkers. Some are like the cart path. I know they are getting a lot of play because other courses in the area are underwater but if you want people to come back when the other courses open back up, take advantage and maintain the course.

Not flooded! Rain has really helped. Course in great shape. I have two issues: 1. Sand in the Bunkers differ from hole to hole. Including hardpan in some. 2. Greens are hard despite all the rain. Fired at several back pins hit on the green and rolled into back sand traps.

Played behind the worlds slowest 3 some in history of golf no attempt by Marshall who passed twice to do anything about it. Course had excellent greens everything else was poorly maintained sand at the bottom of bunkers rocks or lining exposed natural areas ridiculous lajkes weedy and trashy. People fishing on lakes with equipment spread out on golf course 3 different holes hitting over people fishing. Parking lot trashed and water standing every where.

I've been playing Bridlewood for 18 years, love the course. A little pricie but the only course that drains well in the DFW area.

This is a very challenging course , it was very well maintained. Only issue we had was the cart did not work properly but the staff replaced it after the 2 hole .

I should not have expected too much given the amount of rain in the last month combined with the fact that this was the first "sunny" day in quite some time. I tried to play as a single, teeing off at 11:10am. The course was packed and extremely water logged. Given the slow play and long conditions I chose to cut my losses and call the round at the turn. I play Bridlewood quite often and usually enjoy my experience, but the first non rain day in over a month is probably not a good day to judge the course. All in all I would say the course probably played to the best of their capability given demand and conditions.

Course was cart path only due to heavy water conditions. Fairways were sloppy due to moisture and bunkers were washed out and had standing water. Not the staffs fault, just the incredible anti-golf weather we have been having in North Texas.

It took over 5 1/2 hours to play 18. It was without a doubt the slowest course I have ever played on. No one would let anyone play through and there was a line of 3 groups waiting on the first tee. The course was great though. Even with all the heavy rain it was a great course. the greens rolled well and the fairways were in good shape. Ill be back and hopefully they can get some faster players.

The greens are improving and course is in overall great condition.
Cant wait to go back!

There was standing water on every hole and every sand trap was full of water. I was forced to play or lose my money. The course should have been closed. A refund is definitely in order. I look to hear from you soon. Don't disappoint your members by only taking money and not doing the right thing when the need arises.
Thank you!

Great deal. Great course. Great value. I will return.

great pace of play for Saturday morning; couple bunkers need work, but all in all, in great shape

The course was very crowded for a Tuesday. We got stuck behind a very slow group of 3 and ended up playing our round in well over 5 hours. Other than the pace of play, the course was very well maintained. Very nice fairways and tee boxes. The greens were a little slow. Will definitely go back and play again.

Great course. Difficult greens. We played quick and had fun.

I've played Bridlewood many times and the greens have always been very well kept with plenty of speed. Today's round was not as enjoyable since the greens were very slow and grainy, which is really shocking for this golf course. Hope the next time I come out is a better experience.

They allowed high school students to go off in front of paying customers. Their pace of play was extremely slow and they did not allow people to play thru.
If the course is going to have so many students playing, they should not offer any tee times.

the greens where in nice shape and the was in pretty good shape for this time of year

Course was in good shape considering all the rain and snow we have gotten lately. 18th green was not in the best shape but that's about all.

It's been a couple years since I played at Bridlewood, but I remember that experience being very good and I've wanted to go back. Found a deal on GolfNow for $39 for a 7:45 am tee time on a Sunday...obviously a no-brainer! Not much interaction with the staff as it was a prepaid round, so check-in and roll out. Range is nothing special, so hit a few balls and off to the 1st tee. Course was in great shape in terms of the tee box, fairways, rough, and the look of the greens--more about the greens in a minute. The sand traps are VERY thin, so they are like hitting off hardpan with a thin layer of "sand". The greens rolled well and were pretty quick, but any iron shot into the green literally bounced waist high and rolled through the green. EXTREMELY FRUSTRATING! Even at much lesser courses, the greens will hold my iron shots--but nothing hit and stopped out here. I'm not sure if this is the norm, but be forewarned of this and plan your approach shot accordingly.

Hats off to the course management corp for taking pristine care of the course. Well manicured throughout the whole track. Could it be better? Probably but then the green fee will be well over the 100$ mark. I can't wait to play again in the Spring/Summer when EVERYTHING will be lush green.