Management is horrible. Came in and asked for a friend of ours that worked in the golf shop. Four…read moremen looked at us like we came from Mars. The worst was from the man below Travis East. He is a director of golf. He asked us how we knew the person we were asking for and we said he's a friend of our family and our daughter and we played golf with him before he said, do you have his personal cell phone number? I said yes. He then said" I suggest you call him". We then asked for the GM and there isn't one.

Dated club that is where the old folks go to hang out..course is not memorable and food is…read moreblahh..was a member here but got tired of being called Sonny by everyone

This is embarrassing that this is the community pool for Oakmont Country Club Estates. Any house…read morethat showed this type of neglect and looked this rundown would be receiving notifications From the POA about violations and demands to fix the issues. I'm sure the trailer park down the road has a better kept pool..

We've lived in Oakmont and love the area. Course is really nice, but the clubhouse and the pool are…read morehave really gone downhill in the 5 years we've lived here. There is obviously little to no budget for maintenance and upkeep as the grounds are in disrepair, and the staff is poorly managed. Lifeguards and pool staff have no consistency to hours. Most times there is nobody in duty. Not sure what all our dues go towards, but it's clear they're struggling to provide a premium product/experience.

Fantastic private club, and. Ow it's even better after upgrades and renovations. I grew up at this…read moreclub and learned to play golf there as a little kid because my Grandfather was a member. A.W. Tillinghast designed the original course and the updates a few years ago made it even better. The cost of membership is out of my stratosphere, and I'm not a Highland Park / Preston Hollow person, so wouldn't qualify to be a member anyway. Nevertheless it's a fantastic golf course and I recommend it highly.

We had a great experience at Brook Hollow Golf Club. Highly recommend it. I will definitely be back…read morenext week

Terrible fairways and greens. WAY overpriced. Too close to the highway. People were nice though.read more

A disclaimer...my dad lives here so it's all free, for me. That being said, it's a beautiful course…read moreand the staff in the clubhouse is amazingly friendly. I'm starting to think my old man is the mayor or something based on how everyone stops to say hi and chat with him. The food is good and the pool is amazing. The wait staff will serve you at the pool.

What an amazing course, incredible staff, and excellent menu. Played an outing and couldn't have…read morehad more fun. Fast, well laid out, and playable! Wish I was local, as I would Latntana definitely become a member. Highly recommended

Do not waste your money at the restaurant here. Poor service…read more The service fee is for "using the computer." Not worth the money. You can get better food literally anywhere else.

This is a private golf course, so there are no public tee times. It's a really good course and…read morepretty difficult I'd say. It's definitely well kept, as it should since it's private. I think what really makes this place better is the kitchen. The food here is actually really good. Was pretty shocked with how well the food is.

This is a really pretty golf course! I am jealous of people…read morewho get to go there regularly. Cool place

Home sweet home BEST GOLF I played for over 30 years…read more As good as it gets ...............................

the Sunday Brunch was amazing. Biscuit, Prime rib, Corn Chowder and so much more!! You have to be…read morea member but the buffet is worth it.

This is a 9 hole course that has some great challenges. The fairways can be very narrow so you…read morehave to have some pretty good control of your ball to play comfortably here. It is a lot of fun, as it is a short par 70 course that has steep inclines in places and rolling hills in others. All of this tucked in behind the Denton Dump and the Timberlake Apartments. It is easy to drive past and not even know it was there, I didn't for 10 years. The out of bounds are forest and you lose your ball pretty easy if you hit it in there, the traps were a little unkept when we played. This course has a putting green and a chipping green (never found this), but no driving range to warm up on. The course was pretty empty on the Tuesday prior to the Fourth of July, which was great since we played 18 holes and pretty much had it to ourselves. I would recommend for those wanting to get out and play a round by themselves or with a buddy. it moves quick and is challenging enough to make it fun.

It's a great concept but don't believe the reviews. The coarse was in very bad shape especially the…read morefairways. It was the worst coarse I've ever seen. I attached a picture below. The greens were better. It's only a 9 hole coarse that you play twice for a full round experience. They had 4 extremely drunk guys playing who were running the cart into trees and tearing the tee box areas. Staff didn't seem to care.

Great selection of merch at the Vaquero Pro shop. I am very satisfied with my purchase. The…read moreattendant Danielle was very kind and helpful.

Great service. Great bar. Fantastic menu. Family friendly. Great wine list, Marissa is a sommelier…read moreand extremely helpful. Chef has a wonderful diversity of options on the menu as well.

3 temporary greens. Worst course conditions I've seen here in years. They didn't even offer a…read morediscount. I wouldn't play here for a while

Newly renovated clubhouse/pro shop presents as a class operation. Continuous upgrading and…read moremaintenance of the golf course meet the standards of a top rate facility. Unfortunately, the absence of a golfers dress code (t-shirts, jeans, and workout attire) drag the atmosphere of intended history and etiquette of the game down below those of the aforementioned possibilities. Shame to see the entire course and range littered with copious numbers of cigarette butts which also needlessly distract from the Bridlewood's full potential.