Bowie Golf Club

Perfect day on the course, personal could not have been nicer!

Holes closed, maintenance going on. Not a good venue. Perhaps in 6 months or a year.

Bowie Golf Course has been declining. On February 15, the weather was great, it was easy to schedule a tee time online. But the course is in rough shape, there was construction being done in the middle of holes 1 and 2, with bulldozers and other construction vehicles on the course. At some point hole 1 was closed then hole 2 was closed, so that caused some delays.You would think that a discount would be offered when you cant play holes due to closure or obstacles on the course. Course never quite drains water well, so several puddles of water and muddy even on a dry day. But on a Thursday, pace of play was good and still a fun course to play.

Drainage pipe being installed everywhere a lot of branches laying on the ground from a storm 2 years ago

Bowie Golf Club is a very good course for the mid to high handicapper and recreational golfer. Serious golfers will be disappointed. The greens are very slow and the putting green does not reflect the actual slow speeds on the course. It’s not a good time to rate the quality of the fairways as they are installing a new irrigation system but the course layout is nice. Items like the clubhouse, restrooms, driving range and cart paths are in dire need of repair but like I said, the mid to high handicapper will have a good round there.

This is very good design with a lot of thought put into hazards and pin placement. I found it very interesting from the perspective of a fan of golf design. The first nine is not as interesting as the back nine, but does have some good holes. It's not exactly target golf, but strategy and placement of drives and approaches are very important. I look forward to playing again in the summer when the course fills in an the many downed trees have been removed. Also, beware that hole #10 has a temp green in the middle of the fairway. With my poor depth perception, I hit my driver and went over the temp green on the fly. Good drive but nit the right play. Have fun

Good round at Bowie yesterday. Course is in good shape. Although you can see where they have installed some of the new irrigation system , it does not interfere with play. We did not use any of the practice areas, as it was chilly and we took advantage of an offered earlier tee off. Mgmt is working on the bunkers, improving some, eliminating others.

We seniors play here often. Course is always in respectable shape. One of the best values in the area. Big hitters will find the course a little short, but great for seniors !

Staff goes out of it's way to accommodate. Course was under construction, but did not affect play at all.Great course for seniors,

I have played on a grand total of 3 courses so far, and I’ll just say that this is a good course, but nothing too out of the ordinary or special about it. The cart paths are a little rough in some areas but other than that I had a great time!

This is a solid working-class privately-owned public course. It is short (about 6,200 from the tips) with a flat front nine and back nine with more elevation changes.

The greens were in surprisingly good shape for the second week in January and you could see where new sod was being placed in anticipation of Spring.

The owners are making other changes to upgrade the course's maintenance. My round on this up 40s January Thursday afternoon included a crew of men working to lay down pipe to water the area around the tee box for #15.

Bowie Golf one of many local courses that I play several times a year and worth it for up to $40---even better for $28!