Bellair Golf Park

A quaint, low-pared little course which I enjoyed playing for the first time. With use of the buggy I finished the course in just over 2 hours.

The course is well-maintained but the greens are slick as ice and the bunkers are hard as nails which makes the near-game tough.

Nevertheless, I would recommend this course

Very nice course for a neighborhood! It needs a nice delicious sit down restaurant!

Fairways are good greens are a little rough. Sand traps are rock solid. Has a nice driving range. Pairs for 9 holes and was told if we wanted to continue through 18 they would just charge us the difference but instead they charged us the 9 hole price again. The same person who told us they would just charge the difference of the 18 hole rate.

Course was in great shape 2 groups ahead of us slowed whole course down maybe suggest bingo to them

1. The sand is harder than the cartpath.

2. If you hit it off the fairway the grass you will be hitting out of is harder than an everlasting gobstopper.

3. The pin positions for how insanely concaved the greens are make this course very challenging and nearly unenjoyable.

4. There doesn’t seem to be much upkeep, nowhere to clean any of my clubs, I think there was only 4 total trashcans the entire 18 holes, I found more range balls on the course than my own ball half the time if It went off the fairway. Some of the greens had entire circle ATV trails causing the ground to be uneven. Judging by the marks it looks to either be the seeder with his gator because there was 3 greens that had the exact same area and exact same circle around the green.

5. The Snack/Drinkbar at the trailer by the driving range.. I order one item-

“Sorry we’re out of that,”

Order a different item..

“Sorry we’re out of that too”

Basically at this point I just kinda lost all hope of coming back here.

The course is in great shape ever since the new owners took over.

I last played this course over a year ago, so I thought I'd try this course again. The price went up, roughly 15-20% higher. It is only a par 59 course with no scenery and I could have played a par 72 course for the same price closer to my home in Scottsdale. With so many other options in the area, this will be the last time my group visits this golf park.

As the title states, the pace of place and putting greens were an absolute mess. This course needs work and I’m pretty frustrated with how expensive it was for a Par 59, and it being in such rough shape. C’mon Bellair.

My tee time was 11:18. I arrived at 10:55 and was told that because of the morning frost tee times were delayed 30 to 40 minutes. I got called to the first tee at noon. The driving range, and practice putting green were crowded. You would think they would give golfers a discount for the delay but no. The fees were too expensive to begin with.