Browns Mill Golf Course

I learned how to play the game at Brown's Mill back in the mid nineties. I hadn't played here in probably 20 years. I don't remember it ever looking this good. The course is in really good shape all around. The championship bermuda greens are rolling true. Tee boxes and fairways looked solid. I paired up with a good group of guys & had a blast. Will definitely be making this a regular stop going forward.

Came out here on Sunday at 1. I showed up 15 minutes I was supposed to tee off and had to wait 30 minutes to start because they were out of carts. The front 9 pace was a little bit slow, but the back 9 was just brutally slow (or maybe it just felt that way because it got so incredibly hot). That being said the course is in great condition, there’s sand in the bunkers and the pins are brutally unforgiving in a good way. It was my first time out and I had a good time

Course is in amazing shape! Best around, especially for a city course. I only lowered my ratings because since it is a city course, COVID has not allowed for driving range and restrooms, and am hoping sand traps will get sand once rakes can be utilized again. I definitely recommend. My son even said Bridge Mill and a few other courses need to take note.

Having the range closed at a course is very disappointing. It’s important for warm up and for working on your game. It will influence my decision to were I play in the future.

This course is very wet after a rain shower. It does not strain well too many water puddles

The course overall was in very good shape. Tee box #2 needs flattening. Bunkers need sand. Greens are slower as hotter conditions kick in. Fairways are in good shape. The price in my opinion is $10 too much, but the wider fairways and flatter lies is enjoyable as it gives recreation golfers a chance to score better!

The staff are always very friendly!