Briardale Greens Golf Course

Not long or difficult. OK condition. A good place for newer or high handicappers to play

Would love it if they would put up protector nets near the roads so I and the group I golf with don't have to play cautiously because we didn't want to hit a car and get a $500+ expense. Not sure if I'll be back till they do. But the other 15 holes were awesome to say the least!

As a new golfer (I've been playing for two years and generally shoot in the mid-low 90s) Briardale Greens is one of my go-to courses. It's one of those courses that you can play quickly (3.5-4 hours) for a nice round without losing any balls. If you hit a bad shot, it's usually on another hole - not lost in the woods. It has its share of holes where you have to make shots and play strategic (#3, #6, #15 and #18 come to mind) and some tough greens. Generally though, people of all skills can play it and have a pretty good round tee-to-green. For the price, you can't beat it either. It runs anywhere from $18-$32. It's far nicer than most comparable courses in the area that cost the same. The staff is always nice, too, which is a bonus. They've let me use expired coupons, given me extra beer when I've bought a round and given me a coupon when it rained and we wanted to stop our round. All-in-all a good place to play. I'll play here at least 10-15 times per year.

Layout of course was really nice. Fairways and greens could use some help. But for playing it for first time and in Dec. it was enjoyable. There are a lot nicer courses out there though for same cost in much better condition.

The course is narrow in spots and wide open in others.  Since there is not a lot of dense grass or brush to lose balls in, it's great to be able to continue play.  There are a few water features that can be tricky to maneuver around, but its a very fun course to play.  The greens are in great shape, and some a very challenging due to their slope or undulation