We booked the tee time without knowing anything about the golf course complex. We played the White Birch course and was very happy with the playability of the golf course. Tee boxes, fairways and greens were all in excellent condition. The staff was very friendly, welcoming us to the course. They even took some time to give us a few tips for playing the course. We plan to return and play the Blue Spruce course in the near future.

First time playing her and it was a great experience. Lots of beautiful pines. The greens are kept very well. Need to recharge ? Grab a burger they are delicious. Need to Hydrate ? Well the have lots to choose from. Great place over all. Will go again soon.

NO WATER TO DRINK ON COURSE. Course is good lay out. Maintenance staff is rude and doesn’t stop mowing. But expect to almost die on a sunny hot day with no access to water unless it’s in the clubhouse. Have one teenager for the entire property that doesn’t even stop to ask if you need anything as well.

I am on the 11th hole right now and the sign on the front door states 90 degrees today with carts. The GPS has been ststing we are 4 to 5 mins behind! We'll we let 2 players play through, being NICE! But still we got ran by the ranger. Plus the great gps here keeps going off on par 4's & 5's when I drove 90 DEGREES! I have been golfing for 43 years and this is definitely the worst experience I have ever had on a golf course!!!! Thanks for the fricken relaxing round! I will not be recommending this course to anyone, if fact, I will tell them to stay away. On top of all of this, we had the ranger bugged us 5 times for pace of play, after we let 2 players go thru ahead of us to help. I am shocked and stunned of the customer service. Relaxing golf....uh right!

I don’t usually spend my time writing negative reviews, but this situation absolutely earned one. We reached hole 18 at 4:20 PM with at least 15 minutes of daylight left, and the ranger came out just to tell us to leave. On one of the last nice days of the season—after driving 30 minutes to play—being kicked off the final hole was unnecessary, discouraging, and honestly felt like lazy management disguised as “policy.” The course was backed up all day, singles scattered everywhere, pace of play crawling… yet somehow we were singled out and rushed off early. The ranger’s rude, dismissive attitude was the cherry on top of an already disappointing experience. Brighton Dale Links needs to reevaluate their customer service and teach their staff the difference between enforcing rules and just taking their bad day out on paying golfers. Do better.