Blair Park Golf Course

Played Blair Park Golf Course for the first time today. Being as it was Easter Sunday, the course was not very busy. The course is located in the heart of High Point. The clubhouse is spartan, but well stocked. The staff could not have been more friendly. The facility has new electric carts that are in great condition. The front nine goes out and back along a corridor of electrical towers, while the back nine winds through a neighborhood. The course provides ample room off of most tees, and driver will be the play often. The greens are on the smaller side, but are generally flat. The room off the tee and benign greens make this course great for all levels of player. There is some elevation change on the front nine, but more on the back nine. Water comes into play on several holes, generally in the form of creeks that run across fairways. There is a large creek that runs parallel to the 13th fairway that will catch any shot lost to the left. Most holes are straight away, but there are a few holes with late doglegs (inside of 100 yds).

The greens had been punched 12 days ago and are about a week away from being back to normal. Most of the bermuda on the course is still dormant as well. I will definitely come back to play this course in the summer when it is completely green. I could tell that it will be in great shape when this happens. There was a drainage issue in the 1st fairway that they were working on. I think it's also important to mention that the aforementioned power lines come into play on quite a few of the front nine holes. I had two balls hit the lines during my round.

Friendly staff, the course is a wide open course but does not take away the challenge of the game. A great course for players with some experience.

Played on a Monday course was not real crowded. The course was nice, greens rolled well at there usual speed. Good time with friends

Has became one of our faves. Great prices in pro shop. Grill staff always super friendly an helpful

The is a value play. For the money this is a fun course; just don't expect too much with the course conditions.

The course was in really good shape, the greens roll really nice. It had a few wet spots from the rain, but overall really good.

It's being a couple years since i played The Blair.

The course was nice the weather was great even though I did not play as good as I usually do it was a great afternoon.

The course is in the best shape I have seen it. I enjoyed every minute. Can't wait to play there again, next week.

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.