Birkdale Golf Club Tee Times

I went here and the greens looked like a naked mole rat. I’m so dissapointed in this 70 dollar round. But I still played great shooting a 110 from the front tees. I played my personal best ever. Almost made it on hole 6 or 7 I can’t remember. I can’t weight for this amazing golf year at better courses.

3 weeks ago

I used to go here regularly back when I was taking golfing lessons here but these days I do not have as much time and do not visit as often. I feel like it used to be a lot more well-kept but I think over the years it just kind of fell behind. I remember for a good while there, the driving range net was falling apart and it really didn't look good. And then the driving range itself was sold off and apartments got built on it. It's unfortunate but I suppose you do what you have to in order to stay open. But nonetheless I still have some good memories here and it is an enjoyable course. The staff have always been kind and the course offers a wide variety of obstacles and unique holes. Water features and ponds are common on this course and offer a good challenge. Worth at least a visit if you are golfing north of the Charlotte area.

a month ago

If you’re a decent player - don’t go here. Not worth it. The greens and bunkers are almost unplayable… I’d rather play in my backyard… it is actually maintained better than this course.

2 weeks ago

just played here for the first time. Very nice course. The greens were in excellent condition as were fairways and bunkers easily played 18 holes in four hours, A very good pace . The staff from the clubhouse to the starters and so forth are all very nice and accommodating. It’s really a very nice golf course and being a Palmer design has some nice challenges.

3 months ago

Wouldn’t recommend this course. It suffers from poor management/ownership. No driving range, just a big parking lot and condos. Most of the bunkers are overgrown with grass and weeds, if the bunkers are cut and trimmed, then you have grass all in the bunkers. Half the bunkers don’t have sand, just dirt. Thatch left on the fairways/rough for days that you are bound to lose your ball in. Employees will operate loud equipment and blowers while you’re on the green, making it hard to focus and possibly shooting a trail of grass in your eyes. Sections of the cart path have to be driven around unless you want to tear up your cart and have your belongings fall everywhere. Outside drinks/food are supposedly not allowed but you see random liquor containers and beer cans scattered all across the course and woods. For some reason when it rains, the maintenance will still mow and operate equipment on wet turf and just create a muddy mess that isn’t appealing to the eye. I’d recommend saving your $ and checking out one of other courses (there are many) in the local area. This place has the *potential* to be the nicest course around, but sadly is a far way off.

5 months ago