Cato-Crenshaw Bent Grass greens and 419 Bermuda grass fairways are, of course, the preferred locations of choice on the Bridlewood course. Grass swales, mounds, hollows, and bunkers are alternatives to tee, fairway and green -- aside from wood and water. "There isn't a golf course similar to Bridlewood in the entire Metroplex.

Stretching 7150 yards, five sets of tees allow each player to choose an appropriate distance and level of challenge. All players will be tested on the 11th hole, a lengthy 486 yard, par 4, playing to a narrow, elongated green guarded on one side by a waste bunker and a pond, while a large white Floridian sand bunker guards the right side of the green. Protected by trees and water, the two shortest “drivable” par 4’s of 320 yards or less are equally challenging. The creeks are the dominant visual feature and figure prominently in the design and strategy of thirteen holes, along with several lakes and ponds. The facility also offers a 10-1/2 acre practice facility with two putting greens and a chipping and short game area.