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Brazell's Creek Golf Course has a unique layout that is like getting to play two courses in one. Designed by Georgia native Denis Griffiths, the course begins with a parkland-style front nine and then transitions into a links course. The original nine holes, the front nine, are connected to the new nine by a winding 1,500-yard bridge. The player-friendly front nine offers some good opportunities to build up your score before the more challenging back nine, which will test even the most seasoned golfers. The fairways on the front nine are tree lined and narrow but you won't have to deal with the wind, which you'll be confronted with on the longer, tougher back nine. Brazell's Creek Golf Course's signature hole is the par-3 15th. This 207-yard hole plays over wetlands to a large, undulating island green.
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Tale of 2 nines
I haven't played this course since I was in college back in the early 90's. The front nine was exactly what I remembered. It was short but fun. The fairways were nice and the greens were in decent shape. The back nine is new and more of a modern course feel. It is long from the back tee which is made difficult by the windy conditions. It seems every hole is guarded by bunkers. The greens are a little quicker on the back nine as well. I didn't think the back nine had much character except for holes 16, 17 and 18. These were great as they had more terrain and trees. Tee shot on the par 3 17th is beautiful! I would recommend this course but you will definitely shoot higher on the back so take advantage of the front.
Two ridiculously different nines.
Front nine is old school, probably opened/designed in the 60's and not in very good shape. Back nine, once you get there, might as well be on a different planet. No wind on the front nine, but 20 to 30 mph winds on the back. If I ever go back I will ask if I can play the back nine twice, but you should play the front nine once to appreciate how cool the back nine is. Summation: never want to play the front nine again...would play the back nine everyday the rest of my life if I could.
Good Round
The price is right for this course. The front nine is parkland and the back is links style. There is no water but that does not mean that you wont lose balls. You will find this course to be a pleasant surprise.
Forgot the Bug Spray
Played afternoon hotdeal so the the value was great. Course conditions on front nine OK but a few of the greens need reworking. Front nine layout typical parkland course winding through trees. After the long ride to the back nine was amazed to see a pure links layout. Wide fairways etc.. Conditions much better then front. Luckily I was in atleast 5 bunkers, sand was compact which made easy outs, on the conditions side saw qyuite a bit of grass growing in some of them? Green speed was slow!, easy to lag but hard to hole putts. Hole 17 very nice par 3, had a 15 foot birdie put die right in front of the hole. On the down side is the amount of knats from the first tee through the course. Glad my pace of play 2 hours allowed me to keep moving, if you stay in the same place for more than 30 seconds you got swarmed. Would play again but bring the bug spray..
bad greens
the greens were all but gone. really need to fix greens before I ever return.
Not busy
Friendly service. Not as busy as it should be. Great for an afternoon of golf.
Nice course
Front is easy but back is long and hard. Front and back are different styles of golf which is pretty cool but some of the greens could use some work. Overall nice course worth a try.
Front nine totally opposite of back nine. Front nine is your tipical course with the back nine is a links type course.
greens are getting better. They are fair to good. Fareways are good for this time of year. Tee boxes need some work.
Staff very helpful!
Course very wet in spots on front 9 holes but we have had several inches of rain lately.
Great Value
Not the best course I've ever played on but certainly not the worst. For this time of year though it wasn't bad, especially for the price
It's got some hidden challenges but a course I will definitely come back to.
Very peaceful setting. Interesting back 9 links style layout.
I teed off at about 1000 on a sunday morning beautiful weather. There were only a couple of cars in the parking lot. I had a very peaceful round but the premium price charged was obviously not worth the cost as evidenced by the golfers waiting until the afternoon discounted rates. The tee boxes were overun by moles and very dry. The fairways were fair and the greens were not very smooth.
Challenging Course
Very nice State park course that is on my to play again list. The back nine is a beast, especially when playing for the first time but I am looking forward to a rematch.