The Bridges at Preston Crossings Review

Course Review and Comments

Great layout and in great condition. Greens are fast, and feature a tremendous undulations. A new management just took over the course, and they are experiencing some growing pains (there were too few carts available the day I was there). That said, I'd definitely play it again.

If asked to describe the course, I'd say its a variation of a links course. Hit the ball beyond the 15 foot rough, and you'll be in the "heather" (or a Texas variation of it). If you do end up out there, plan on taking some extra balls to reload.

The clubhouse is very nice and comfortable. We had lunch after our round, and the food was standard grill fare. My hot dog and homemade chips were very tasty. The two girls working the grill were sweet and took great care of us.

One item that was lacking... we only saw the beverage cart once, and that was on the 17th hole (we did tee off around 7 though). Once we bought a round of drinks, we had to help the bevcart get going by push starting it. The young lady said it had been broken for over a month.

The $65 we paid seemed fair. That included a cart (without gps), but the proshop did give us complimentary yardage books. I live near West Ridge golf course, which charges a very similar fee, and the Bridges is a far superior course.