Brookwood Golf Course

Please play here enjoy and learn the game .

While playing Brookwood the other day, I remarked to my buddy, "I love Brookwood. This seems like the kind of golf course 90 percent of Americans play. The fairways are a mixed of grass and weeds--yet mowed. The cart paths are mostly dirt--where there are cart paths. Both great and bad lies abound."
My friend said, "When you think about it, this kind of course may be like the courses Bobby Jones grew up on."

I love Brookwood for what it is--local, unpretentious golf. I have played the Pinehurst courses, lots of resort courses, and many gems that are hard to find. The links at Gettysburg in PA and Belgrade Lakes in Maine are a couple of my favorites. Brookwood in no way resembles the high end courses. It is what it is--local golf.

Ok course for the money spent. No real cart paths but directions to holes was acceptable. Greens were the best feature of this course.

We played this course on a day when there was some mixup with GolfNow and tee times got majorly double booked. When we arrived, 25 minutes before our tee time, there were no carts. The parking lot was full and we had to wait an hour and half for a cart to become free. Then, because so many people had shown up, pace of play was very slow. We stopped after 12 holes due to pace of play. I doubt it's always like that.

Overall the greens were nice, surprisingly nice for the condition of the rest of the course. Rolled true and quick. Didn't seem like a lot of players were fixing ball marks, which was a shame.

No bunkers on the course and little water. 6500 from the back tees and 6000 from the white.

Management was super nice. But the course is a "country" course. Fairways are essentially just mowed grass and not bermuda or anything from what I could see. Winterkill probably affected them as well last winter. Tee boxes weren't the greatest but were playable.

Biggest challenge was navigating the course. Signage is very poor, so we found ourselves on the wrong hole or fairway at times. Unless you pay close attention to the small map on the score card, it's hard to go from hole to hole.

For the money, I think you could probably find better course conditions elsewhere.

Greens in good shape. Fairways need some improvement.

Labor Day Monday, the kids wanted to play golf. I chose Brookwood for a couple of reasons. I figured it would be less crowded and forgiving for the kids. The value of play is excellent. The greens were in the best shape of any course that I have played in the last 3 months. The tee boxes and fairways were average but overall a great experience. The fairways are wide and forgiving and there are no sand traps. The greens are truely the best around. It was very enjoyable and will definitely be back. It was my first time there and a great place to have a good time with the family!

Great people, great greens, but I am sorry to say not great golf... There are no cart paths, or order to holes, and though i had my best score ever through 12 holes, i found myself exhausted from the confusion of it all, and not able to continue... If i recommended this course to someone it would be for the staff whom obviously takes great pride in their greens and customers (B+++). But as for the overall the course was not the 4 stars it's given, half that.

Interesting course. They were proud of their greens. They were right. Great greens!

Good coures. A little rough in some areas, I would definitely play it again.

wow there is no bunkers at all. there is no cart path you can drive where you want to go.most of greens same shape and no slope but rolls well which is nice. for beginners very nice to play

Always some of the best greens around. Little slower than they usually are, but still putt true and very lush. Fairways and tee boxes are looking much better than they did earlier in the year.

This is. not Pinehurst. That said, this a great course to tune your game and have a great round with friends. The greens are in excellent shape. The fairways are full and green, made up of a wide variety of grasses. There is not a bunker on the course. The fairways are wide and tee balls can frequently be played into a parallel fairway. So gather your pals and enjoy a fun round of golf!

I had driven by this course many times, but never played it. I only played the front nine and can't wait to play the back. I thought it was only 9 holes. It's 18! The layout is close together. It kinda makes you think about being more accurate. Greens were very receptive and very small. Again, accuracy is the key. I enjoyed it a lot.

Wide open, pretty short course. Scored pretty well and after playing could easily shave 3-4 strokes off score. 3 of us played and had 7 birdies combined which is more than usual for us. Greens small but in excellent condition. If you need to build your confidence and don't mind conditions that could be better the price is reasonable. Worth a play.

We had a great round and the greens where fantastic