Briarwood Golf Club

Jack Schau

Avoid if possible. The course itself is interesting and in relatively good shape. However, the cart paths are awful and need to be replaced I almost entirely. The course suffers tremendously by a lack of staff. My most recent round was in league play. The only staff that day was a young lady in the lounge and someone working the pro shop. Our foursomes that started on 16, 17, and 18 (shotgun start) were delayed because the sprinklers in the fairway of 18 were still on. Because of a lack of starter, outside groups weren’t directed to 10 to start and ended up in between our foursomes. It resulted in 1 through 4 being packed, and our round taking 5-plus hours.

Jim Bochin

Way over booked.. 10 people behind, multiple in front.. no room for error and even when you put it perfectly on the green, you'll lose multiple balls.. not a "fun" course to play, if you're a lefty DO NOT COME HERE.. you'll be in your head all day long unless you're the next coming of Phil.. they built a ton of very high end houses all around every hole that takes away from the experience..clubhouse is nice,staff good, course.. no..

Patrick Weiler

The course was fairly challenging but not too hard (like Sleepy Hollow nearby). The greens are fast and some holes are tight, but a nice well kept golf course.

Thomas Bowen

A nice very playable golf course. The greens were very puttable and in great shape. The fairways were plush. Anywhere your ball landed was like it was on a tee. One of the nicest polite pro shop guys I have ever met. He actually walked me out of the shop to point out the first tee. More draft selections than most bars have a total of 7 with lots of craft beers on tap. The only downside were the cart paths were in terrible shape. Hundreds of potholes filled with gravel made for a bone jarring ride. Guys, rent a skid steer once a month and just grade the cart path. I know you probably can’t afford to repave them so just grad them off occasionally.