The Golf Club At Bradshaw Farm - Red Nine

I would not recommend this golf course to anyone. THEY TOLD GOLFNOW I NEVER SHOWED UP AND I GOT HIT WITH AN ADDITIONAL $30 FEE.

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The course itself:

Pros:

-Really cool and challenging layout

-Fairways and greens were in great shape

Cons:

-Bunkers were mostly rocks

-Some of the tee boxes were mostly sand (maybe they missed the bunkers?)

Review:

This was my first and last time visiting Bradshaw. We ended up teeing off 20 minutes behind schedule because a party of 20 showed up earlier that day and backed everyone else up. For whatever reason the starter kept starting everyone off at 1 instead of sending people to the back 9. "In an effort to save time" he paired me and my friend with 2 randoms, one of whom was completely hammered and kept playing my ball on a few holes. I was over this place before even starting my round. The pace of play was abysmal. It took us 2 hrs and 45 min to play the front 9. They had marshals on every other hole, but they must have forgotten what their job is. My friend and I got a rain check after the front 9 and left. I'm never going back to this place.

TL;DR:

Really cool course design, but it's run by people who have no clue what they're doing.

Love the course layout and the challenge of the holes.

The pace was quite slow for front nine but did improve on the backside.

We played the day before Hurricane Irma reached Atlanta and it was windy making it a tough round but the course held up well. The fairways and greens are very good, with the greens being somewhat fast especially considering the wind we played in. My only criticism of the course would be the bunkers, all of which seemed to have rocks mixed into the sand. There was also some of the underlining showing on many of the bunkers. All in all a good course with some challenging holes.

Beautiful layout, lots of elevation changes and quick greens. Goid value for the money.

Pet peeve of mine, but they shove more people on these 27 holes than i have seen anywhere else. In fact a ranger came up to us on the 7th hole and said they a had a cart shortage and would we stop at 9 holes for two free rounds. REALLY? Sounds to me that you need to lease some more carts or stop squeezing tee times in every 6 minutes. I've played Bradshaw for years, but very embarrassing for me, as I was entertaining a client.

Bradshaw Farms is a really nice course to play. Staff is friendly. Pace of play was great for a Sunday.

I like the fact that there are three nines. None of them are outstanding, but they're all very good tracks. I like to play here and they have good practice facilities too. A bit of a drive for me to get here, so that's a minus, but all in all generally worth the drive.

Course in excellent condition, good layout, amenities very good will play again.

I reviewed this course a few months back and found that the cour5se conditions, staffing and pace of play were better. in fact, my foursome (my partner plus a twosome added with us) played a bit slow and should have been warned by the marshalls. We were not. Conditions were great We played Red to Blue. I had never played Red before and think it may be the best of three nines. Greens were fast and true. Fairways and tee boxes were green and lush.

I have been to this course more than once and I have usually had a good time. However, this time was very different. The pace was originally very good and we started off enjoying ourselves but the real trouble occurred when we reached the back nine. While on the back nine we accidentally hit into the group ahead of us as we did not see them because they were on the cart path covered by some trees. When we noticed our mistake we yelled fore to warn the group ahead and instead of a typical conversation that would result in an apology and the groups moving on from the mistake, one of the golfers decide to shout obscenities at us and also threw one of our golf balls in the woods. When going to a golf course you would never expect this to happen, it was simply an innocent mistake. When we went into the clubhouse to complain about the incident the man running the pro shop was dismissive and thought the situation was funny and didn't act serious at all. Also, he wouldn't give us a refund for our round and after such an experience you would think that is the least the course could do. When playing at a golf course you would expect a far more civil environment where people can enjoy themselves. No person should ever be screamed at and intimidated for a simple mistake. My advice is don't waste your time at a facility that simply provides poor treatment to its customers and the course is really not great enough to make it worth it. There are far better courses in the area to go to. Do yourself a favor and avoid this golf course.

Course was in great shape except for the sand bunkers. Greens were fantastic and rolled true and fast. Fun layout and will be back

I'm a new player so this course was somewhat difficult. It was beautiful. Great driving range. club house was great and grill as well

Bradshaw Farms has 27 holes and we played the Red and White courses. The layout is above average and the greens were in very good condition. My only complaint was the pace of play due to too tight of tee times. Clean and available carts were also a problem. We had to wait 10 minutes before a cart was ready.

Usually feel like Bradshaw Farms is a well kept course at a reasonable value. This day, though, was the perfect storm of hot, humid weather, recently punched greens, and very slow play. I chose to leave after it took 2:30 to play the front (Red) nine. Staff was, as usual, friendly and accommodating in making sure I was taken care of. I will return soon.

The course was in great shape. Greens are smooth and true.

Very good golf course. Bent greens in this area are uncommon. Very smooth and rolled true. Staff was very friendly. Played as a single and five groups let me play through. That's that whole "southern hospitality" for you. Highly recommended. Will definitely play it again.