The Greens on Blossom Way Golf & Country Club

Beautiful course with cool little jogging trails and storm creeks. We enjoyed it but really you need to leave the driver in the bag and use woods or some long irons. After we finished I was like we should have used a 6 iron, sand wedge, and putter. Loved the hole where you had to chip over a waterfall. And the one with the giant storm creek. It was an awesome place to play but way too unforgiving for me. The guys at the pro hop were cool and you pay when you get there. Now there is no alcohol at this course, as with most Lindsey courses but you could tell it was well maintained and the staff really cared. I would play it again but leave the driver in the bag and get it done with a 7 or a 6. Very cool place. The driving range was odd because you literally drove it across water onto a tee box or fairway. So you’re kinda playing into people. Almost got domed while finishing on 9. It was very clean as well.

Played as a solo and took 2:30 for one player. They don’t enforce their group rules so there were two groups of 6 holding everybody up. Waste of time

Best of the Links courses, very walkable and enjoyable holes. Has a driving range. In a good location. Good spot for a short golf session to scratch an itch.

Passing through town and booked 9 at Blossom, Springdale, and Rainbow. All managed by the same group, all very fun quick rounds. Excellent for walkers and still challenging for skilled players. The greens were the highlight of all three courses. In excellent shape. Tee boxes were a bit rough but you have to keep the price in mind. Definitely recommend all three!

Great 9 hole course always kept in Great shape. Friendly staff

Played during the week. It wasn't busy so the pace of play was great. Course is in very good condition and is fun to play.