BoyerLBGA

Broadlands is on the verge of Country Club in conditions and layout. The often have very reasonable rates if you are willing to shop. The day we played was in the upper 30's and even colder with brisk winds but it was worth the good deal for maybe the last local round of the season.

This is one of the best public course owned by a municipality. Getting a GolfNow Hot Deal certainly makes us want to go back. Very hard to beat.

Country Club conditions with a variety of challenges.

I travel for almost an hour to play here when I do find a deal. Fortunately, weekday play in the early Spring hasn't been too crowded. I know it is popular with folks from Northern Illinois.

Did a Hot Deal so cost with a cart was not much more than a $1 a hole. Their Spring rate are very reasonable too. There was some visible work on the course but it did not interfere with play. It may be the reason some holes had the same spot for all the tees, white, gold and red. A little different layout with par 35 Front Nine and par 37 Back Nine.

A summer like day in early Spring must have been the reason all our golf balls searched for sand. The balls wanted to be on the beach? This course has more sand than your typical public course. With 3 nines it can give you variety too. Played White and Blue.

For early Spring the course was in good condition. Didn't lose any balls and very little water. Just enough sand to make it interesting but not onerous.

Things should get better as the grass grows and the leaves leaf out.