Briardale Greens Golf Course

Briardale is great for new or senior golfers. The course offers short, and very open par 4s and par 5s. The par 3s are a bit short, but a couple 165+ yards keep a challenge in sticking the green.
The course is flat, lacking any real elevation change. Most fairways are lined with older, broad trunk trees. The big trees provide a nice sense of age and tradition for the course.
My usual golf league has been on much more challenging courses, so Briardale was a welcome relief for me. I found myself putting for birdie on several par 4s which is rare for me. Yet, for a seasoned and selective golfer, you may be underwhelmed at the course’s straight-​forward ness. The only real challenge I saw were some fairway-​side bunkers set about 250 Yds +/​-​to snag drives.
It is worth noting that the clubhouse is recently remodeled and quite nice. Staff were friendly and course was not overcrowded on the Sunday evening I was there.

The range and course opens at 7 a.m. on Saturday, right? Wrong. I got up early, readied everything and drove up there. I arrived at 8 a.m. The guy at the front desk said they’ll open at 9 a.m. I told him that his website and Google say 7 a.m. But it got me nowhere. I’m so disappointed. From previous experience, I should have known better. They don’t care if you’re a customer. As I left, the grounds crew laughed and motioned ‘goodbye’. So rude.

Nice, relatively affordable golf course in Euclid area. The greens are well kept and the holes play about average, not a whole lot of water but what’s there adds to the difficulty. Most recently played some night golf there and that was a fantastic time. 108 golfers showed up for a freakin great time, good dogs /​burgers, free beer, and nice prizes for placing.
Much nicer then airport greens by far. Come check them out. Club house is really nice.