Bridlewood Golf Club

$60.00 to play a course that was in fair shape. That green fee is a little on the high side for what my friends and I are willing to pay to play in the summer on a Friday morning. Four or five of the tee boxes were missing tee markers. Greens were in good shape. Fairways not so much. Overall I would not go out of my way to play there again unless I could lower the cost of the green fees. They were asking $90.00 tax included to play if you did not use golfnow.

Bridlewood is easily my favorite course to play in North Texas. I frequent the course because of its value and the excellent staff. Greens are always in great condition and well maintained fairways make it a great course even for bogey golfers. Great place to take clients!

Good challenging course, but open still very playable for not so great golfer

Those punched green seem to be the norm in North DFW lately. Weather was clear and 100 degrees HOT!

Course was challenging from the blues or greens, we got kind of confused with those. They seem to alternate, but that was never explained at the starting tee. Fairways were in perfect condition, greens punched and sanded. I would give it a week or two to grow in.

Always a fan of Bridlewood, thanks for the great deal.

Overall a great time. Cart girls very friendly and professional.

My only complaint about this course is the greens. Always the greens. The typical response I get from this comment is "well they were worse 3 years ago". I can go to a handful of other course (which I do on a regular basis) for a cheaper price and find greens that putt truer than Bridlewood's. I will say the fairways and greenside cuts are perfect right now. The ball sits up nice and high allowing you to get plenty of spin on the ball. Hole #2 is an excellent eagle opportunity (just don't try to stop the ball on the green unless you have pro-level spin). Anyway, great course, they just need new greens. Something that putts truer than the greens now (think about Lantana, Denton Country Club, Fossil Creek, TPC Las Colinas, etc).

The Greens at Bridlewood have just been punched.

Bumpy sandy greens await you for the next week or so.

-AF

I have played this course before and it was in great condition. It played well and the greens rolled true. The last time I played was right after the DFW area had torrential rains. The fairways and tee boxes were very soft and lush however the greens were hard as a rock. You would hit a wedge pin high and it would roll out 20+ feet. Usually playing in the Texas summer you don't expect soft greens but I haven't played greens this hard in a long time. I would recommend anyone in the area play a round on this course but I hope they figure out how to soften the green in the near future.

It's worth making the drive to Flower Mound to play Bridlewood. Be aware of tee marker placement. Large tee boxes can lengthen or shorten the hole dramatically. Huge greens! So, be prepared for some 45-60 foot putts. Play well!!

This is the best shape I have seen this course in, the spring rains really helped. Great greens and very fast. On a few holes they need to catch up on mowing the extreme rough as it makes it impossible to find a ball on a badly missed fairway (naturally just for my playing partners). Overall a good value and a fair test.

Bridlewood is in the best shape I've ever seen it. However, the greens are unbelievably fast. Great course and well worth the money.

stay in fairways you have a chance get off fairways good luck! Great course! very well laid out.

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.