Brentwood Golf Club & Banquet Center

Can't, or shouldn't, really use the driver on the front. The back is more open with longer holes allowing you to use the driver 4 or 5 times. The front is strategic, with fairway metals or irons off of every tee, leaving short to mid irons into the greens. Even the par fives are reachable with well placed tee shots and long irons or fairway metals into the greens on the front. The greens are true, although some are incredibly tough, like #6... I usually enjoy this course.

We really enjoy the course at Brentwood but were surprised to see that two or three of the greens were in very poor condition (burnt out almost; #3 was an example). Also, there were typically five to 10 major unrepaired ball marks (recent in most cases) on nearly every green which, of course, is more of a comment about the players than the maintenance staff. Several tee boxes (17 for example), were also in very poor condition. To improve the course condition significantly, I would recommend three things: 1) repair/replace the burnt out greens and turf on the chewed up tee boxes; 2) put sand boxes out on the par three tee boxes and ask players to fill their divots; and, 3) put positive, educational signs in the pro shop and throughout the course encouraging players to properly fix ball marks on green. Thanks very much.

The staff were very friendly, the course was in pristine condition. The rough was, well, rough. My only complaint is that they do not have rangers out and it took us about 1-1/2 hours longer than it should have. We were behind people who couldn't hit the broad side of a barn with a baseball bat and they ignored us from hole #3. A friendly ranger could have taken care of all of that.

it is not a long course but challenging. The only issue is the back tees (green) are not maintained well. They are not flat and there are overhanging branches in front of the tees that give you a bad stance to start the holes with. Not all of them, just a few.

Very nice track in the Commerce White Lake area. I will play this course again.

Nice course, slow play. Nice people in the pro shop. Good food at the grill. I would go back here, but would try to hit a day/time when play might be faster.

This course plays just under 6500 yrds from the TIPS and about 6150 from the next set of tees but trust me the TIPS play plenty tough at that yardage, The greens were a little slow but not bad at all and have plenty of undulations so knowing the pin placement is key.
Overall it plays fair but tough and requires good course management and strong mental discipline! Played a little slow due to Fathers Day but that was expected.

I usually go to Beacon Hills GC which has the same maintenance with Brent Wood, so I tried this course. Was nice for all hours for playing. I will go there again.

Like the layout. Some holes make you step up your game. A very nice array of different holes ranging from easy to tough, but not to the point of discouragement like some courses. Good mix of type holes.

This course is within the subdivision houses are around the fairways. I am not very interested to play when are families around the fairways.

a fun course a little shaggy on the greens but we have had a lot of rain

If you want to hit driver, and are 12 and below handicap play the tips. Course is maintained well, and staff is freindly.

I have no complaints about this facility. We compete in an annual outing that has been hosted here for 18 years. The staff are super nice and they set the tone for a really fun day out on the course. Even on my worst days (which seem to be many when it comes to my scores!) I have a wonderful time.

The greens can be somewhat inconsistent in the earlier part of the season due to fertilizer and sand added to the surface. Texture isn't consistent between greens making some fast, some slow and some a wee bit bumpy. If people would take a moment to repair their ball marks on any course, greens would be in better condition. And for goodness sakes - take the ball out of the cup with your hand, not your putter! The edges suffer from lazy and careless golfers including when the pins are being slid back into the cup and they hit the edge of the grass around the cup and damage the edge. Argh. <end of rant>

Brentwood is an excellent course anyone of any skill would enjoy.

Front - short & tight, tree lined
Back - long & open, rough rough

This is a great little course that will challenge your putting. Relaxed park-like course that has 12 treelined holes and 6 sprawling holes. All of the greens are small and undulating, but ironically not a single put broke as much as it looked like it would. many didn't break at all. Character. Biggest downfall of this course is, it's a driver/wedge course. I would imagine this being excellent for Seniors who hit it straight but not long.

This course is always enjoyable to play. There are four sets of tees and the tee shots require accuracy. Your shots to the greens need to be on and your putting better be good. The greens are fast going downhill and slow going uphill. The par 3 ninth hole is short, but all over water right in front of the clubhouse. The front side is laid out by the housing community, while the back nine is more out in the open.

When the new owners took over 3 years ago, lots of attention was needed. They are constantly upgrading. They also have a voucher program - pay for 4 rounds, get one round free. Also, if you play this course regularly, you will never need to buy another golf ball.

Their driving range = new last year - is basically a wooded swamp, but hey, you can hit.