Broadmoor Golf Links

Fairways are just dirt greens are fine but fairways are rough would rather be in the rough honestly

This course was in terrible condition. Many fairways did not have any grass. We had to move to the rough to have grass to hit off of. Traps were not serviced at all. I will never play this course again. It should be shut down, if not improved.

I knew before I went that this course had alot of water so wasn't surprised. Just gotta control ball more. Would be helpful if something was available that was more informative as to yardages to water hazards but when is that not typically the case at most courses that have alot of water. The local farmers must have recently applied manure to the local fields. Stinky! Even thought we smelled something dead. Uck! Overall a good course thst was challenging but not too bad. Will go back for sure.

Being a single was easily matched up with locals by friendly starter. Played in just over 4 hours for 18. Yeah for that! Course has range, practice area for chipping. Practice green speed and course greens rolled similar. Understanding driving direction and distance control on several holes was especially appreciated by playing with locals. All par 3s had length and character. Greens in good shape and rolled true for winter conditions. Fairways were a bit disappointing based on look. They were spotted with a tufted crabgrass. Maybe spring treatment will give them a consistent look. But must say price was fair for the round. Front side more challenging than back but second nine has more character. The closing par 5 hole is a gem. You have to go for it! I nutted it, but water ~~~~~ comes into play. Splash, dang golf gods.....

Fairways were not in good shape. I preferred the rough which had more grass. I started 11:20 and ended 5 pm. Every shot was a wait. Could not get any rhythm, my game went to pot except around the greens and putting where you did not have to wait. My driver which is normally decent was horrible due to getting stiff from waiting so long. My score was 94 which was having a birdie on one hole due to a chip-in on one hole #2, 10 pars due to good chips and one putts. The other 7 holes were topped drives, missed fairway woods and iron shots missing the greens due to the lengthy time between shots.

I enjoy playing this course most of the time. The play can be slow if it is a nice day after several days of bad weather. On those days with a full booking of play there should be a ranger to make sure no holes are open and play is not at a 5 hour pace.

This course has difficulty in keeping grass on the fairways. This year seems better than last year, so hopefully it will be a great year to play golf here.

The staff is great. Over the years I've been able to get to know several staff members. The course was in great shape, but can get problems when it rains a lot. The course has a number of water hazards that makes you play smart to score well. It is a course to play if you have time to wait on slow players.

Thanks s about it. Grass is trying to grow in fairways. No bunkers (not that you want to play them) but for visual effects. Mostly flat. Naturally hilly lay of the land not used in design. Narrow landing areas. Just not a good design

Course has a lot of character and is a great layout. Greens are healing nicely from the fall maintenance and will be outstanding in a week or so. Fairways had some rough patches but you get that with Bermuda grass this time of year.

Enjoyed the round but very wet and rainy. The course drained well as there was not a lot of standing water given the amount of rain that we had encountered over the last week.

My son and I played Saturday afternoon. And I will say that broadmoor has done a great job bringing the course back from near ruin. The winter kill they experienced killed off more than a few of their fairways but now you would never know it. Good Job.

I really liked this challenging course. The greens were very accepting and they rolled true and fairly fast. The fairways had some bare spots but they are working to repair these spots. The clubhouse was very nice. This course is a gem.

This was my first time playing Broadmoor this year. After hearing and reading all the horrible reviews I was hesitant to play there. However I heard things had improved so I decided to give it a try. All I can say is it must have improved a lot or there where a lot of unjust reviews. In my opinion its one of the best conditioned courses I've played in the area this year. Definitely the best greens and overall the fairways where good. You can see where they lost them in places but those areas are mostly grown back in. I will be playing there several more times this year after what I saw today.

I have lived here going on 6 years but never played the course. From the two holes seen from the interstate I gathered the wrong impression. I was very wrong.
The greens are as good as or better than most courses in the area. If not for the "drought" the tees and fairways would not have any problems. Actually, very little problems exist. The layout is fairly simple but the hazards must be carefully managed. Some very pretty holes! Beautiful clubhouse and the employees are extremely welcoming and pleasant and efficient. Since it is close by this may become my "home" course.

I played here at the first of June and the winterkill, like many courses in the area, was terrible. It is obvious that the green keepers have been working very hard. I will not be waiting two months to go back again.

Let me preface this review by stating the course layout is really good and challenging. With that said, the fairways are horrendous. Mostly dirt with small patches of grass . The greens were in good shape and the clubhouse is nice. I'm not the type who expects pristine conditions at every course I play. I play many municipal courses and they aren't always in great condition, but at least the fairways have grass . It is a shame because the course has potential to be really nice.

I have played Broadmoor many times over the years, but this year the fairways (if you can call them that) are the worst that I have ever seen.
Broadmoor in Asheville has great greens, but the fairways are in
terrible condition. It is the ONLY course in this area that I have
played that is in that condition. They blame it on Winter kill, but
none of the other courses in the area seem to have suffered
(or maybe they actually put some work in) and it would seem
that the greens would have suffered too.

Golf course is in terrible condition. Rough is so high spent excessive time looking for golfballs that were hit only steps out of the fairway. HOWEVER, WE FOUND MORE THAN LOST SO OTHER ARE HAVING THIS SAME ISSUE.

Balls were lost when hit in the fairway also - Maintenance needs to concentrate on mowing ALL AREA OF COURSE!

WINTER KILL IN NUMEROUS AREAS!

Tees were in need of mowing - some ankle high.

Sand Traps were garbage. Not maintained or raked!

Only decent item were the GREENS! People do need to be alerted about repairing ball marks.

REALLY NOT WORTH THE $66.00 WE PAID IN GREEN FEES!

Well - you asked, so here goes…

If the next round was given free, I would not go back to this donkey track.

This course should be pulled from GolfNow lineup until it can be brought back to acceptable standards.

When you hit every fairway from the tee and either can't find the ball in US Open length rough in the middle of the fairway, or have to move every shot to find anything that remotely resembles fairway grass on other holes - you might as well play in a field somewhere.

Worst experience in 40 years of golfing… will not go back and advise other GolfNow patrons to read future reviews carefully before selecting this course.

This experience will necessitate closely researching other golf courses offered by GolfNow - would have expected more from you guys based on previous experiences...