This is such a hidden gem in Brunswick. They offer brunch every weekend from 7:30am-12pm. They have everything from scrambled eggs, thick bacon, sausage, potatoes, onion rings, nuggets, tots, jap chae, shrimp fried rice, rice cakes in gochujang sauce, cereals, eagles and pancakes, lobster bisque, wedding soup, fresh fruits, pastries, and so much more! I love the bean sprout salad and mandu dumplings. The fresh pineapple is always super sweet and juicy. The view is beautiful too. Seat yourself and enjoy the morning at Troy a botanical brunch.
Jonathan Lloyd
Quite a pleasant experience. The place was pretty crowded although we had a reservation. Not exactly sure you need one as there were plenty of spaces empty. Still quite a few people. We were greeted with someone handing out $5 coupons. We ended up paying about $34 for five of us although one of us was under 7 years old and these get in free. And if you are over 65 you get an additional discount. The food was delicious all around and you get quite an international sampling. My favorite was the crab pancakes. Delicious. The lobster bisque was also good. There were a number of desserts although I did not find any of these quite that compelling. I did get to try ginger crackers and they were pleasant. Not sure how these people can make money at this. It is only open on weekends and the price is very affordable especially with the coupons. Would I go back? Absolutely.
Kate Shoemaker
1000% not a botanical garden on a two mile loop. It's just a defunct area
Rod Mano
New hours are very limited for golfing, and the course maintenance has declined over the past few years.
Brent Popp
$8 walking entry for a 1.3 mile loop (measured with my watch's GPS and Google Maps). Their website claims it's a 2 mile loop that will take you an hour to complete, but I completed the loop in 24 minutes, including walking to and from my car. Some areas had lots of bugs, there were grass clippings the trail, and only a handful of interesting sculptures to be seen. If you're looking for a place to walk, go to Frear Park or Brunswick Community Center instead.
Jeff Amos
The course is in bad condition. The greens are half dead grass and the other half is ant hills. The tee areas are weeds and much of the course is egregiously unmowed.I'd love to have a small par 3 course so close by, but asking $25 to play 9 holes on an unkempt course is too much. If the new owners continue to renovate and reseed much of the turf I'll be happy to try again next year and update the review
Shelley DiPietro
Should not be open, grass not cut, greens awful, carts barely move, and we were charged full price.
Jim Bopp
this is no longer a golf course. It is an odd place with little to no appeal. Go to Frear Park or Mill Road Acres.
Morgan Morrissey
Brunswick Greens used to be a decent golf course with a nice restaurant, but after it sold last year to someone from NYC who doesn't even live in the area, it has gone downhill. They closed the driving range, they don't offer lessons or camps, and the restaurant no longer exists. It's now a noodle house. A noodle house at a golf course. I don't even know if the noodle house is open as it looks closed any time I've been to the course. What a shame for the Town of Brunswick. Go to Frear Park - much better course and much better restaurant.
Ved Patel
I recently decided to pick up golf as a hobby this summer and let me say I am not the best. I have been to a couple of golf courses in the area and I have always had a good time until I came to Brunswick Greens. This course sucks! The course is extremely overpriced, has very bad greens, and is ran by and extremely disrespectful gentleman. The course cost us 20 dollars which does not seem bad at all until you walk out onto the course and see it for yourself. The gentleman was not helpful at all as we drove around the whole course before we made it to hole 1. The course is composed of two par 4 holes and the rest are very short par 3 holes. The tee boxes are all completely destroyed which made it almost impossible to tee off from the area. Even with all of this our experience was not ruined until we had our encounter with the gentleman. The gentleman had told us to bring back the carts at 4PM because he had somewhere to be which was understandable until he came searching for us. As soon as the clock struck 4PM he came to get us off the course. The man began cussing at us for taking too long and when we told him it was because of our skill level he let loose on us.
Loved it the greens got way better than the last time I came keep up the good work on Fairways to looking nice and clean
Jane W.
Just had a great meal at what must be a newly opened tea house overlooking the golf course. Our three-person party were the only guests and benefited from our attentive hostess's interest in sharing her Korean cultural dishes with us. In addition to our entrees (beef bulgogi, ramen, and shrimp dumpling) from a fairly limited but flavorful menu, she gifted us with free cold yujacha (fruit drinks) and a seafood pancake. She was very sweet and happy to learn I had been to Busan and could thank her in Korean. We definitely would return.
William Magaw
Fun place to play a quick 9 holes with friends at an affordable price.
David J. Vandenburgh
Perfect place to play a quiet 9 holes. Staff are personable and considerate. Will be back, frequently.
Sean Quane
Probably one of the worst courses I've ever been to. Greens are full of patches and are basically fairways. Tee boxes aren't maintained at all and the fairways are hardly mowed. Only good thing is it's decently cheap but then again, there are many short 9 hole courses much better maintained than this for the same price.
This is such a hidden gem in Brunswick. They offer brunch every weekend from 7:30am-12pm. They have everything from scrambled eggs, thick bacon, sausage, potatoes, onion rings, nuggets, tots, jap chae, shrimp fried rice, rice cakes in gochujang sauce, cereals, eagles and pancakes, lobster bisque, wedding soup, fresh fruits, pastries, and so much more! I love the bean sprout salad and mandu dumplings. The fresh pineapple is always super sweet and juicy. The view is beautiful too. Seat yourself and enjoy the morning at Troy a botanical brunch.
Quite a pleasant experience. The place was pretty crowded although we had a reservation. Not exactly sure you need one as there were plenty of spaces empty. Still quite a few people. We were greeted with someone handing out $5 coupons. We ended up paying about $34 for five of us although one of us was under 7 years old and these get in free. And if you are over 65 you get an additional discount. The food was delicious all around and you get quite an international sampling. My favorite was the crab pancakes. Delicious. The lobster bisque was also good. There were a number of desserts although I did not find any of these quite that compelling. I did get to try ginger crackers and they were pleasant. Not sure how these people can make money at this. It is only open on weekends and the price is very affordable especially with the coupons. Would I go back? Absolutely.
1000% not a botanical garden on a two mile loop. It's just a defunct area
New hours are very limited for golfing, and the course maintenance has declined over the past few years.
$8 walking entry for a 1.3 mile loop (measured with my watch's GPS and Google Maps). Their website claims it's a 2 mile loop that will take you an hour to complete, but I completed the loop in 24 minutes, including walking to and from my car. Some areas had lots of bugs, there were grass clippings the trail, and only a handful of interesting sculptures to be seen. If you're looking for a place to walk, go to Frear Park or Brunswick Community Center instead.
The course is in bad condition. The greens are half dead grass and the other half is ant hills. The tee areas are weeds and much of the course is egregiously unmowed.I'd love to have a small par 3 course so close by, but asking $25 to play 9 holes on an unkempt course is too much. If the new owners continue to renovate and reseed much of the turf I'll be happy to try again next year and update the review
Should not be open, grass not cut, greens awful, carts barely move, and we were charged full price.
this is no longer a golf course. It is an odd place with little to no appeal. Go to Frear Park or Mill Road Acres.
Brunswick Greens used to be a decent golf course with a nice restaurant, but after it sold last year to someone from NYC who doesn't even live in the area, it has gone downhill. They closed the driving range, they don't offer lessons or camps, and the restaurant no longer exists. It's now a noodle house. A noodle house at a golf course. I don't even know if the noodle house is open as it looks closed any time I've been to the course. What a shame for the Town of Brunswick. Go to Frear Park - much better course and much better restaurant.
I recently decided to pick up golf as a hobby this summer and let me say I am not the best. I have been to a couple of golf courses in the area and I have always had a good time until I came to Brunswick Greens. This course sucks! The course is extremely overpriced, has very bad greens, and is ran by and extremely disrespectful gentleman. The course cost us 20 dollars which does not seem bad at all until you walk out onto the course and see it for yourself. The gentleman was not helpful at all as we drove around the whole course before we made it to hole 1. The course is composed of two par 4 holes and the rest are very short par 3 holes. The tee boxes are all completely destroyed which made it almost impossible to tee off from the area. Even with all of this our experience was not ruined until we had our encounter with the gentleman. The gentleman had told us to bring back the carts at 4PM because he had somewhere to be which was understandable until he came searching for us. As soon as the clock struck 4PM he came to get us off the course. The man began cussing at us for taking too long and when we told him it was because of our skill level he let loose on us.
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Loved it the greens got way better than the last time I came keep up the good work on Fairways to looking nice and clean
Just had a great meal at what must be a newly opened tea house overlooking the golf course. Our three-person party were the only guests and benefited from our attentive hostess's interest in sharing her Korean cultural dishes with us. In addition to our entrees (beef bulgogi, ramen, and shrimp dumpling) from a fairly limited but flavorful menu, she gifted us with free cold yujacha (fruit drinks) and a seafood pancake. She was very sweet and happy to learn I had been to Busan and could thank her in Korean. We definitely would return.
Fun place to play a quick 9 holes with friends at an affordable price.
Perfect place to play a quiet 9 holes. Staff are personable and considerate. Will be back, frequently.
Probably one of the worst courses I've ever been to. Greens are full of patches and are basically fairways. Tee boxes aren't maintained at all and the fairways are hardly mowed. Only good thing is it's decently cheap but then again, there are many short 9 hole courses much better maintained than this for the same price.