Olde Scotland Links at Bridgewater

A friend and I traveled 90 minutes to play this course. I’m glad we did. Play was prompt and seamless. We were paired with a couple of local guys. That was a blessing for course strategy. The greens were recently aerated so they were a little rough. Judging by fairway and roughs I will imagine the greens are normally great. We left there with fair scores for the way we hit the ball that day. Before we left the parking lot we were already thinking of our next round there.

Fairways and greens were in good shape, easy course with open fairways, enjoy to play… the carts were in rough condition, but would be a very easy walking course.

Considering the lack of rain this summer the entire. Ourselves was a plush green and in great shape. The only drawback was the 14th fairway and green. It was covered in geese droppings.

I haven’t played at Olde Scotland in two years and it was a pleasure to play

Comparatively to courses with in a 50 mile radius, the fairways were lush and green and the greens rolled nice and true. The tees need a little TLC but not bad !

I would play it again any day!

Had so much fun. Very friendly staff. Course is in good shape considering drought! Would definitely play again!

We got 16 holes in before the downpours and lightning arrive. Great course in super condition. Very nice layout.

My wife and I enjoy playing here and have done so for many years The course is such a nice course the staff is so great very kind and friendly and the Barrett's people are the best in the business and friendly as well.

Played Blue tee box shot 85 but had fun and love the challenge.

Clyde

I tried to give this course another chance, but it was worse than last time… a 5 hour round is not acceptable with 10 minute tee times… as a walker starting on the 10th hole also means 4 trips between 18 & 1 and 11&12 instead of one and it is a long trek. The front nine had OK pace of play, but the back nine (which was actually the front) was atrocious with one group holding up about 5-6 groups behind it with 2.5 holes open in front (at one point 4 groups were on the same par 4 — and we had an average wait of 7-10 mins on Every tee box) and of course not a ranger in site to move them along. Again, the could not be bothered to throw out a few jugs of water on the course, leaving us dehydrated and waiting most of the day. There are many other courses that move faster and provide water in the area.