For $14, you can't beat this. Walked on, no tee time needed. Greens were super soft and receptive. But not as slow I was expecting. They rolled pretty fast considering how soft they were. Fairways here are pretty much non-existent, it's mowed short, but pretty shaggy for a fairway. A couple of dead spots here and there, but again for the price that's what I expected, and that's totally fine. The one bunker I did find, had good sand in it and it was raked and the ball came out soft, I was able to splash it out as expected. If you're looking for a quick 9 holes, this is a great value. Several elevation changes and there is one very long par 5 as well.

Love this 9 hole course. It’s well maintained and the clubhouse crew is really nice. It’s a shorter course in terms of yardage which isn’t a bad thing if you want to walk 9.

Nice course. Firm greens and fairways, but well kept all around. Pace of play was very fast.

Great course for 9 holes on a weekday. First come, first serve with a solid fleet of carts. It's not the nicest course in town, but it's a bargain. There is plenty of variety with several water features and lots of huge mature trees, all lovingly maintained. Nice people, decent beer selection, and a casual atmosphere - my favorite kind of ball-golf course!

It's a simple but serviceable 9 hole course. It's fairly well maintained for a public course. The main issue (and cause of the 3 stars) is the hours of operation. It seems like the owners don't want to keep the clubhouse open after 5:00, meaning players can't rent carts after 4:00 or book a tee time for a quick evening 9- even if you use the online booking system on their website. Less scrupulous players can probably take advantage and walk on the course for free after the manager leaves at 5:00, but wouldn't it be easier to just let people pay to play? I'm not ready to give up on this course yet but that's largely due to location and convenience. The course and carts make it seem like Broadview could benefit from a cash infusion, but I think it would lose some of its charm if it got bought up by a larger company. I would suggest more emphasis on group events and memberships to increase revenue which could be reinvested in the course, equipment, and facilities. Would like to see improvements in hours of operation and maintenance, but 9 holes at $14 (+$6 for cart) is a fair price and the manager is polite.