Briggs Woods Golf Course

Briggs Woods provides a challenge for all levels of players. With four tee choices, you can play the course from 4,814 yards all the way to 6,502 yards. The back nine features four holes that can leave you shaking your head. The course has great natural beauty with many trees, elevation changes, and several water hazards.

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