First let me start by acknowledging the staff worker Mecca Ali who was super helpful, understanding and sweet as can be. She helped us book a tee time. Even though we had some complications and got there a few minutes late she was able to get us on the course right away. The course is lucky to have her as a staff member. Second, I know a lot of people say the course is in bad shape but let me tell you that they have redone the greens and tee boxes. We went on 2/21/26 so it’s gives you an idea of the time of season and the greens were excellent. Yes some of the course is a little dry at some spots but for the most part the fairways are in great shape and the greens were really nice and manicured. Not one single dry green. All beautiful color and grass. Third, the 9 hole course offers a challenge for both advance and beginner players. I my self am a beginner and the course offers a challenge with out stressing you out. My friend was more advanced and for him it offered a challenge as well. It is not overwhelming or super long but in no way is it a breeze. For the round with a cart we paid about 40 bucks and it was totally worth is. I highly recommend this course if you are just starting off or if you want to work on your par 3 game. Thank you Briar Bay we will be coming back soon. If you have been here and it was not what you expected please give the course a second chance because it has been redone to a good extent.

I enjoy playing here. 9 hall golf course. Inexpensive, friendly employees and atmosphere. I recommend this place.

Solid conditions and intermediate-advanced layout with a good amount of bunkers and water throughout the course. Bright spot was helpful and friendly staff, 5/5 for all of them. It was pretty busy on a Saturday morning, so be prepared to wait as multiple people have same tee time booked, they can run short of carts.

Briar Bay Golf Course is where golf goes to die — and it dies ugly. The “greens” look like someone took a shovel, churned them into a dirt-and-grass smoothie, then dumped random sand piles on top just to make sure no putt ever rolls straight. You can’t tell where the fairway ends and the green begins because it’s all the same tragic wasteland. The tee boxes are nothing but soggy mud pits, and the whole place looks like it’s been maintained by blindfolded raccoons during a thunderstorm. Every shot comes with 50 bugs dive-bombing into your eyes like you owe them money. This isn’t just bad — it’s a full-blown golf apocalypse. If you love the game, stay far away. If you hate the game, bring your enemies here.

Greens aren’t playable and the tee boxes are all beat up. $33 for 9 holes is a bad deal considering you can a few bucks more for 18 somewhere else. Someone with experience needs to run this place.