Bellair Golf Park

Absolutely the best short course in the northwest valley. Simple, tricky, and fun.

Overall I really enjoy this course. But, they currently have five tee boxes torn up so you’re hitting off of temporary mat tee boxes. Besides this, fun place to play.

Love Bellair but might want to wait a few days for greens to come back from punching.

In the 18 birdies app, the 8.th hole is listed as a par 3. I thought it was a par 4

Everything about the clubhouse, range, staff, and actual course were great. The cart paths are in terrible shape though. Couldn't really go at any actual speed on them because of all the bumps and potholes. Other than that had a great time.

Great course for the money. Driving range is short at 260, but overall great experience and will play again.

I absolutely love this course. From the driving range to the challenging greens it’s always a great time. Beverage cart makes decent amount of passes while you play. Staff is super friendly and helpful. I would play here everyday if my schedule aloud it. Heck I just walked the new wedding venue they offer with my fiance and we decided to do our wedding here! I mean the place is amazing. Very modernized and great vibes. 11/10 recommend.

I played this past Sunday (6/15/25) for Father’s Day with my son and had a 6:21 AM tee time. Check-in was quick and easy, and we grabbed a small bucket of balls for a short warm-up before heading to the first tee. Big kudos to the staff at the cart area—everyone was super friendly, and they even helped load our bags, which was a nice touch.

We were paired with another couple, which I didn’t expect but understand, given how busy the course was for Father’s Day. Unfortunately, the course conditions were pretty rough. It looked like they had watered heavily overnight—or maybe even throughout the weekend. Several areas were drenched, and we saw standing mud puddles all over. It made play messy and frustrating in spots. Ideally, that kind of deep watering should be scheduled mid-week (Wednesday–Friday), not during the busiest weekend days.

After the front 9, we stopped at the snack shop to grab a breakfast sandwich. This ended up taking much longer than expected. The young woman working was by herself and seemed overwhelmed. She started making our food, but then paused to take drink orders from others and made all those drinks before returning to our sandwiches. This process caused a backup of carts (five waiting by the time we got our order), and it threw off the flow.

To make it worse, the group ahead of us was walking and moving slowly. While we were delayed due to the snack shack issue, the course marshal still approached us about pace of play. We felt that was unfair, especially since our delay wasn’t our fault and there was no effort to let the slower group create some space.

All that said, I really do enjoy this course and will continue to book rounds here. The layout is great, staff is usually excellent, and I’ve had many good experiences in the past. But to improve: weekend overwatering needs to stop, and the snack shack should be better staffed or trained for efficiency on busy days.