The Golf Club at Bradshaw Farms

The course itself is nice. You have three nine holes you can play. The reason o did not give it five stars is that driving range is not good you hit straight down and can’t really judge distance. Pace of play can be slow as well. Also had problem on two occasion with my rate. Even though I showed the guy my email with a rare he said it was not right. After a few minutes of arguing he finally gave me the correct rate.

Course is nice but probably the least friendly staff of any course around. Played here countless times, and each time I feel like a stranger inconveniencing them. Also, be sure to use the GolfNow price, because you will pay more for going to the counter… $ 15-​$ 20 per player more. Finally, while the chipping and putting area is nice, the driving range is terrible! Driving is only from mats and you hit out over a cliff.

Fantastic course and customer service. Was in the Atlanta area for my son’s baseball tournament and a group of dad’s wanted to play a round of golf on short notice. Bradshaw Farms accommodated seven of us, all with rentals (including one lefty). The customer service was great and the course was fantastic too. We will definitely be back.

This is a beautiful public golf course, I come once a year to attend the golf tournament that’s held by Post Properties. I haven’t had much interaction with the staff but the Pro shop is nice and clean and looks like a big red barn.

Tuesday is $ 28.00 to golf 18. YEAH

Beautiful golf course. Buddy and I played 18 with a cart and got beers and dogs for the ride. All in it was sixty each… on a Saturday. The greens were perfect and I love a course in the metro that I can consistently pull out the driver! Playing 9 of par threes makes me sick…
Great value, great views all around amazing course. Best part is its a mile from my house!!!

I played a round here on a Wednesday via a
deal. I wasn’t expecting much for what I paid ($ 25ish), but man oh man… What a nice golf course. They have a 27 hole layout, and you play two nines for a full round. Basically, if I were to go there a lot, I wouldn’t play the same round every time, due to changing the order I play. The pro shop is unique, seeing as it is a big red barn. There were several scenic holes, and I was there for sunset. The sunset rivaled some of my favorite ones on the beach. Be near the clubhouse for sunset. Big sky, green grass, flags gently blowing as the sun sinks down.
For the actual golf, I couldn’t believe how fast the greens were rolling on a Wednesday, it seemed like they had them groomed for a tourney! I can’t putt worth a crap on fast greens, so I played a little worse than normal. The course is challenging, and I really enjoyed the layout. I had a gallery at one point, even– A couple of horses sticking their head over the fence watching my tee shot!
I’ll definitely be back, and is not too far of a drive out of town for a solid round of man’s number one frustration (outside of women, of course).

A great public course, 3 nines though you will most likely not be able to pick witch 2 you play. The Red nine is the best 9 I recommend you do what it takes to play this one and White 9. The blue 9 is decent but is easily the most boring of the three 9’s. The food inside is ok it’s just finger food nothing special but pretty tasty none the less. The driving range is nice though it feels like you are hitting from on top of a mountain down into a valley a little hard to gauge your shots. Also your chances are good of finding balls laying on the range so you may or may not have to pay for a bucket of your own. Members have a key to get balls and usually don’t hit all of them before they start their rounds… Fyi just a heads up.