Bellair Golf Park

Only course I’ve played in the Phoenix area so far and I keep going back to use the driving range with shot tracer and well maintained course.

Both the check in folks did a bang up job. I’ll come back

They have been slowly making improvements to this course for some time now and it is really an enjoyable course with great community atmosphere.

This is THE place to play if you're not serious about the game of golf. It is a relaxed atmosphere (no hurry) and is geared more toward the social aspect of golf rather than the technical/etiquette aspects of the game. The driving range is the best in the area, hands-down. It has a party atmosphere which carries out onto the course. Hitting 30-40 yard worm-burners, out of bounds shots, and scoring double par is the norm and accepted. Becky has never played before, but she'll come out here on a Saturday afternoon to learn from her frat-boy boyfriend Chase, with his 18 handicap and reverse pivot. Both are warmly welcomed.

Again, a VERY relaxed environment. This might be a welcomed change for some, while it may turn others off. If you can make solid contact with the ball, follow the rules, fix pitch marks, and play quickly, you might want to avoid this course. If you know what a stimpmeter is, you're WAY too advanced for Bellair. Enjoy the range, but play elsewhere.

Course is in great shape, staff is always helpful.

Greens and fairways were in good shape. Real golf sand in all the bunkers was a very nice touch.

All staff were helpful. Todd the ranger was Great and helped us resolve a slow play situation which allowed us to actually finish our 18.

Thanks Todd !

Wanted to golf with some friends but rates everywhere are insane right now due to all of the people in town for Spring Training baseball. Came across Bellair for about $40. Checked out some reviews and the site and looks like it had a complete makeover from the new owners. The place was immaculately clean and the course was in tip-top condition. The bunkers were like I was on a PGA tour course. Well done Bellair. You've officially been added into our rotation of courses to regularly play. Thank you!

Great Executive Course. Improvements are seen often around the course. Very reasonable pricing and very good course conditions.

Yep. Took an 8 iron and dropped it in from 136! Boom! Roasted!

This is a great course if you want a laid-back atmosphere and don't take the game too seriously. Many out here cannot make solid contact with the ball and probably aren't quite ready for weekend golf, so keep that in mind.

Many reviews talk about the driving range. It truly is the best I've seen in this area. The price here is a bit steep: $52 for me to walk 18 on Saturday morning. You can walk GCU for that same price, but GCU is a championship layout, where Bellair is mostly par 3. Great staff, good amenities, and the course is in good condition.

Took about 4 hours to complete the round. That's a bit slow considering the course is mostly par 3s, but if more than half the people out there are hitting the ball 30 yards, that's going to eat-up some time.

Bottom Line: If you're just out to drink, hack the ball, and drink more, this is your place! If you take your game seriously, avoid.