It is 8:23 AM as I type this. I'm waiting in their parking lot for the pro shop to open so I can check my son and myself in for our 8:15 AM tee time. Sadly it appears no one works in the pro shop. Not a good start to the round. The pro shop attendant did arrive around 8:35, checked us in and got us to the first tee. Once out on the course, my son and I really enjoyed ourselves and our round. Course was in pretty good shape outside of the bunkers. A rainy spring and summer in York County has made it tough to keep up with bunker maintenance, so I understand it. The owner (i think) met us after our first 9, he apologized for the inconvenience of the start to our round, and even gave us free passes to comeback again. My son and I were both very appreciative. They didn't have to do that, so it was extremely nice. All in all, it turned out to be a fun round. I remember the course when it used to be Springwood. I always enjoyed the layout, so it is a fun mix of holes that they have selected for the 9 holes at Bridgewater.

Nice layout and friendly service. The fairways and tee boxes are a bit worn, but the greens are in great condition. A little extra care would make this course fantastic.

Just has a few drinks and some appetizers. (NO GOLFING) They were fantastic. Saw some entrées go by and they looked great as well. Need to go back and try some of those, maybe then give a 5star. Staff was friendly and service at the bar was great.

This course is not as nice as it was when it operated as Springwood. Tee boxes have no grass. Poor signage around the course. Lot's of brown grass. Hairy greens. Not worth $44 on a weekend to play a nine hole course.

The course is well taken care of and is very challenging. Traps need worked on. The staff is helpful and friendly.