Blair Park Golf Course

Its became one of our favorite course! Also, the pro shop has a lot of good deals on like gloves an things! My boyfriend Boine and I really enjoy this course!

Pretty straight forward course, nice and open. The only thing I don't like are the par 3s, they are too long.

Affordable course set up for scoring. I will be returning to play 100%.

Nice variety of interesting holes. Sand traps in great shape as are the greens.

Two people can play 18 in under 3 1/2 hours.

This course is good for what you pay. $30 for a weekend morning round for a course thats in decent shape. The fairways and tees were mown, there were some chewed up spots on the tees, and the greens were ok. They were a little bumpy but mainly because being a muni I guess no one fixes their ball marks. Most greens are rather small, and its pretty open. As an earlier review mentions the front 9 is a slicers paradise (or hook for a lefty). I hook the ball generally and had several well struck shots find their way out of play. There are a few holes were you cant hit driver off the tee and some local knowledge of the course would help. For the most part though its a fun course without a whole lot of hazards to have to play through. If you are looking for a decent course at a good price this is a good place for you. If you are looking for Augusta National, not so much.

I walked 18 holes here on a recent Monday, playing the front with two others and the back alone. The area has received lots of rain currently, and this course remains wet long after the rain since it is situated in a low spot (especially the front). That being said, the conditions on fairways and greens were surprisingly good.

The front nine goes out and back under the power wire field and is perfect for those who slice the ball (righties). If you hook, play up a tee and punch down the fairway if you're looking to score well.

Back 9 is different, a little hilly, and beautiful at times, especially #10, 13, 14 and 18. 13 and 14 are the best holes on the course and can make you feel away from it all. 18 would be another fave if they would trim the trees above/in front of the back tees that force you to hit a needle-straight long iron off the tee, but I guess that's part of this muni's charm. It's accessible, cheap, and a bit of a challenge off the back without being very long.

Many times I was heckled by hoodlums riding bikes all over the course. Also staff was decent. Greens were nice.

The weather was perfect except for just a little windy at times. The greens were the best I have seen them in years.

Dormant fairways and grainy greens, but a pleasant experience for February golf. Very friendly staff and helpful cafe staff, with tasty , value priced lunch.

Excellent value for a course that is in great shape especially the greens.

The Ranger working at this course. Was not professional .He was not. Listening to what. Paying customers had to say and was really rude to customers had to say, he jas no professional. Probably would not play that course again unless he is not there.:-(

This course is one of two municipal courses in High Point, North Carolina with Oak Hollow being the second one. Oak Hollow is always well taken care of while the city neglects Blair Park. If Blair was maintained well it would be a decent little course with great value. Unfortunately this is not the case

The course is long and challenging, reticulate for the ladies! But once you figure out which club do use it is a lot of fun! I played well and intend to return to play again!

Good value . Greens were slow and bumpy. Nice layout. Rough and fairways need to be mowed.

This course was awful. From the moment I arrived I was greeted with grunts and "uhm" from the pro shop attendant who, when I was finished paying, handed me the keys for my cart. Ok no big deal I though, I'll go tell the starter what number cart I am. THERE IS NO STARTER! What? A golf course that didn't have a starter? Getting out to play was an absolute nightmare and there was not one person to help coordinate. I was playing alone and the group of three in front of me was nice enough to let me play in front of them. By the second hole I could see why it was cart path only. There were huge puddles of water in the middle of the fairway! The worst drainage system I have ever seen, hands down. I get to the third hole and theres a group of about 10 teenagers who are walking across the fairway! I might point out how bad the neighborhood is around the course. On the eighth hole I drove about 10 feet on to the fairway and had the only ranger on the course come over yelling about keeping the cart on the path. My cart being 10 feet in the fairway was more important than the group of hoodlem kids who were just walking around the course! Finding the holes is a pain and I couldn't find the 9th hole so after that I called it quits. I got up to the cart area and by that time the group of kids were walking up the first tee, a police car turned up and yelling ensued. I just left never to return. $20 for 18 holes with a cart is a deal but honestly you get much less than you pay for. Oak hollow is the other public course and I wrote them a 5 star review 3 days ago. It's something like $10 more but 100% worth it. DO NOT PLAY HERE!!!

Great older urban course but in good condition. Staff was really helpful. An overall top notch golf experience!!