BridgeMill Athletic Club

Were the 1st to tee off so pace of play was not an issue. Course was in great shape. Only complaint was being told the wrong pin placement and the pins didn’t line up consistently with a number.

Fairways not in great condition. The most disappointing thing was the staff working on the course cutting grass. These guys drove their mowers right up beside me several times when I was attempting an approach shot to the green. Difficult to concentrate when a very loud lawnmower passes you about 10 feet away and never slows down. Totally disrespectful!!

I live in Bridgemill and play the course regularly. All staff members are always so friendly and welcoming.

There should’ve been a notification from the course and or golf now that the greens had been punched. On top of that, the course was completely waterlogged. Just unplayable both on the fairways and on the greens. Yet we were paying a full greens fee. After nine holes, we quit went into the pro shop and they gave us a refund for a part of our round. Golf now, you need to get it together.

I waited twenty minutes with no one in the pro shop to sign in. On top of it all soggy conditions and no bartender or cart girl on a busy Saturday.

The course was soaked due to all the rain we have had lately. Greens rolled fine. They were a little slower than they appeared. Approach shots held just fine. The course doesn't appear to drain well but that didnt slow us down. Straight forward layout with good elevation changes. A fine golf course.

BridgeMill layout was woven well throughout surrounding housing community, and the absolute variety of holes are a joy to strategize about and play. The greens are quick and fun in all weather conditions, keeping players "in their toes" with the putter in hand.

Having played in cool winter temperature during an atypically rainy season, the course suffers greatly (as most do) when in "sopping wet" conditions. Otherwise, the only highly visible complaint would be lack of marshall fortitude to keep pace moving (which might sometimes involves ushering players "thru" slow-playing groups).

This was our first time on this course. For starters the tee boxes and the fairway were covered in leaves. I understand its fall heading into winter, but it's like they didn't even try. For the money I expected more on the upkeep of the course. Other than the occasional bathroom you pass next to someone's house or water jug, the only place to get anything to eat or drink is the clubhouse. As far as the staff goes, probably the nicest I have ever dealt with. From the people behind the counter when you checkin, to the gentleman that gave us our cart, the marshals making sure the game kept moving, to the guy that offered to give me a ride to my car when I dropped to cart and off.

I love this course. It's an awesome layout. Challenging from any tee box. Beautiful course, too.

Two issues. First, the group in front of us was awfully slow. It was cat path only, and one would hit and then the other get out of his cart to go hit. And I don't think the marshal said anything to them, either.

Second, there are a lot of pitch marks on the greens. I can't believe that people won't fix their marks. The greens are fast, and roll true. But the other golfers need to do better about fixing their pitch marks.

The course is very nice overall, perhaps a little expensive. My primary complaints rests more with the several rangers and their difficulty with enforcing the rate of play. It was a regular occurrence for my group to sit and wait for 2 groups ahead of us to move along. It was so bad that the group behind us made a complaint about us, prompting a ranger to basically follow us for 3 holes. This was not only distracting, but a total waste of time as it was clearly the fault of the foursome two groups ahead of us. At one point, the group trailing us started hitting into us while we were waiting for people to leave the greens. We informed a ranger, but he did nothing about it.

Like I mentioned, this is a very nice course overall, marred by a horribly slow rate of play. If you have a nice occasion, and 5+ hours of free time, I'd recommend it. Otherwise, go somewhere else.

Great layout, great condition, though recently aerated greens. Like the elevational changes, fairly flat greens. Definately on our list to play again.

We played on a Saturday which is prime time for golf. Course was busy. The starter was very friendl Andrew helpful. Rangers were all over the course to move the players, which was good to see. What could have been a 5-hour round ended up at around 4.5 hours, which was great. Kudos to the rangers. Course is in great condition. Fairways were lush and greens were true.

First time playing Bridgemill even though I live 20 minutes away. Course was in great condition, except for the many unrepaired ball marks on the greens. I will say this is not just a problem at Bridgemill. I see it at almost every course I play. Staff was very friendly. Knowledge of the course is a must. We were lucky to be paired up with a member who told us the layout of each hole. Very impressed with the course/staff/amenities. Will definitely be back.

Very well kept course. I have played it often. On rare occasions pace of play can be an issue. But a great value and nice practice facility.