Illustrative imageAnkeny, Iowa
Briarwood Golf Club
About the club
Briarwood Golf Club was established in 1995, designed by the renowned golf course architect Gordon Cunningham. The club was developed during a period of significant growth in Ankeny, Iowa, as the area expanded both residentially and commercially. The course was designed to blend seamlessly with the natural landscape, incorporating the rolling terrain and native vegetation of the region . Over the years, Briarwood has maintained its reputation as a premier golfing destination in Iowa, known for its challenging layout and well-maintained facilities . Briarwood Golf Club is a private club, offering memberships that provide access to the course and clubhouse facilities. Membership is by invitation or application, subject to approval by the club's board .
Amenities
Golf Course
Club House
Driving Range
Putting Greens
Pro Shop
Dining
Fitness
Swimming Pool
Course
Membership
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Briarwood Golf Club
Membership
2026/27
Monthly Equivalent
On request
over 10 yrs
Year 1 Total
On request
Lifetime Total
On request
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Location
3405 NE Trilein Dr, Ankeny, Iowa 50021-4607, United States
Reviews
4.5
93 reviews
Continues to be an excellent track regarding the layout, improvements, and just overall quality
Andrew Roberts
Great staff, conditions and members! A well-known course in the area with plenty for all levels to enjoy.
Pete Staebell
Course was beautiful for this time of the year and have a state meet on it. Wish they had easily accessible places such as score cards or maps up so you could see the layout of the course. But, I find it ridiculous they don't understand how tax exempt works as they do not lose any money. Every school there needed to have tax not included or coaches have to pay for it out their own pockets because none of these school's business offices will pay for tht tax. Their caviler response of we can't do that is ridiculous and creats more stress on coaches who are there to coach, not argue about taxes and making phone calls to their business office. Coaches were told they needed a form but no one could tell them what form. This all happens on a Sunday where no business office is open for their practice rounds. No course should be allowed to host high school events, especially state events when this is their immature stance. Private they may be but only shows an elitist attitude of this is how we do it. Disappointed to say the least this was allowed or a resolution wasn't worked out before our coaches got to this venue.
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