Bellair Golf Park

Wife and I got paired up with another young couple, the girls had each only golfed a couple of times, me not many more, and the other guy a more experienced golfer. The course was well designed where everyone was able to have a good time and keep pace.

Greens were well kept, sand bunkers were actually sand, staff both in the shop and course were friendly helpful.

The only real harp is the food wasn’t the best but not offensive. Not that expectations were super high but was the low to end a great day.

My daughter and I like playing this course. The staff and players are very friendly. The course can be a bit soggy at times and the greens are fast but otherwise in great condition.

Sand in bunkers was hard, not fluffy. Everything else was good

Bellair Golf Park is a great spot for a relaxed round, well-kept greens, a fun layout, and perfect for golfers of any skill level. The staff is friendly, the pace is easygoing, and it’s one of those places you can just show up and enjoy without any hassle.

Bunker sand seemed like it was packed instead of fluffy

I learned my game on this course 40 years ago and it was pretty rough. It has improved immensely since then 110% the greens the fairways the driving range all excellent!.

The greens are always looking very good.The rate of play is usually pretty quick. There's a ranger around telling you to hurry up.So that's always a good thing. The ranger does look like luigi. It's a fun course.They sell miller lite eighteen ounce screw caps so just bring em with you

This is the first time we played Bel-Air Golf park. I was told by our playing partners that it was recently renovated and much improved. The greens were in good shape. The greens have contours and pitch which was an enjoyable challenge for making the breaks into the hole. The fairways were nice. The tees were a little worn using only two sets of tees, white and black. We finished 18 holes in about three hours. The cart paths have seen better days. The bunker renovation is underway, and they played very well with the new sand. Basically we had a good time and found it a good value for the money.

For a low par course, greens are very challenging, pin placement on some greens are placed in some areas to close to the first cut

Fun little executive course in great condition. Rough is hitable, sand traps are nice, and greens are fair. Be prepared to hit driver however on a couple of long Par 3s. Also they need to keep some bays open on the driving range for people actually playing golf and trying to warm up a bit before the round. We couldn’t get on but they did refund the cost of a bucket of balls.

I just recently started playing golf again, after 7 years. (New knee, New hip, etc) I was completely amazed at how good Bellair looks now! I began playing this course around 2007. It was, as we say in Texas, like playing in a cow pasture, fun, but not taken care of very well. The driving range is now amazing, with the new ball/tee setup machines. The greens are fast, with lots of challenging angles and slopes. The fairways are very green and manicured. For an old guy, it's a very fun and challenging par 59. 😀 The only drawback at this time, is the cart paths, which they say is their next project. If they do as good of a job on the cart paths, as they have the rest of the course, it'll be, to me, one of the best courses in the state.

Thanks to the new owners and the great staff!! 👍