Broadlands Golf Course is beautiful course and great designed couse. I played there for the first time Sept 28th. Highly recommend a little tricky to get to but totally worth it. I was greeted with a hello when dropping clubs off, club house and when returning from round. Placement of the ball off the tee can be vital risk/reward but some holes its grip and rip like the drivable hole number 11. Definitely will be back.

We hold our association golf outing here each year. They do an excellent job with organization, food, drinks, the space to hold our meeting afterwards. The staff is great, the course is always well taken care of. It's a fun course.

Solid golf course. Very good routing. Holes have variety and they are very fun to play. Trouble is not as close as it looks in most cases. Last 5 holes are the best. Conditions were ok, some recent rain gave us soft conditions. Need to manage cart paths better, a lot of damage around greens. Beautiful views on a lot of holes. Homes are not too close to holes too. Greens were not cut was the big issue, no excuse for it, should have taken $10 off green fees. Played in 4:39 minutes, no ranger to keep groups moving. Yes it was a packed course, but you have to manage round times.

You won't find a more challenging course that appears "wide open" unless your playing sand valley. Well maintained and designed.

Stalked and rushed by a ranger for majority of the back 9. He said we were 10 minutes behind pace (the group behind us was no where to be found). He rushed us all the way to hole 16 so we could wait for 2 other groups of 4. Great course, great layout but it definitely wasn't enjoyable because of him. I’ve never left a Google review for a golf course until now. Not sure if I'm coming back.