Brevofield Golf Links

Designed by Earl Prevoort and opened in 1996

Brevofield - Wake Forest, North Carolina

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Course Details

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6094 yards

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113

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The 18-hole "Brevofield" course at the Brevofield Golf Links facility in Wake Forest, North Carolina features 6094 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 70 and it has a slope rating of 113. The estimated green fees for 18 holes is $48. Designed by Earl Prevoort, the Brevofield golf course opened in 1996.

Estimated Green Fees

$48

Scorecard for Brevofield

HOLE	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	OUT	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	IN	TOT
Blue68.70/111	405	189	479	306	226	366	369	460	176	2976	234	324	421	409	365	324	175	370	464	3086	6062
White66.60/106	333	170	448	286	214	350	345	453	153	2752	212	309	399	401	350	304	154	330	453	2912	5664
Gold63.40/95	318	151	410	254	189	326	311	325	131	2415	194	285	380	329	262	266	148	302	413	2579	4994
Gold (L)67.70/108	318	151	410	254	189	326	311	325	131	2415	194	285	380	329	262	266	148	302	413	2579	4994
Red (L)65.90/100	258	143	382	206	182	320	303	321	123	2238	188	267	331	316	254	262	142	293	406	2459	4697
Par	4	3	5	4	4	4	4	5	3	36	3	4	5	4	4	4	3	4	5	36	72

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Jeff D. Reviewed September 02, 2011

Brevofield is essentially a municipal golf course. It doesn't have a real club house. It doesn't have a driving range. It doesn't use a starter. If you show up with cash or a working credit card, you can head on out to play. It's a very short course that brings out the high handicappers, so be prepared for a long round, too.

The other bad parts of Brevofield: it has several parallel holes that are bothersome; it has two par fours that can be driven with 5 woods from the tips; a par 5 that's nothing more than driver/9-iron; and the greens are tall, thick and slow. Really slow.

On the plus side ... uh ... well, it's a hacker's paradise. Let's just leave it at that.

donnie T. Reviewed May 11, 2011

Joshua M. Reviewed September 15, 2010

The course was nice, no driving range, and NO STARTER. We showed up at 7:45 for an 8:15 tee time and there were 8 groups of 4 at #1. We asked why all the people at start and we were told "they showed up and paid, do you want to play or not?" Very disappointed! Will not go back!

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