Bellair Golf Park

This course has gone through some major construction and they keep making it better.

Pace was good. Course was fun and in decent shape.

Played this course with my kids as they took lessons back in the 90s. Never a real jewel of a course but it served its purpose as a short game test.

The "new" course, complete with prices as high as $80, is far from new. Other than an improved range, new tee markers and extremely higher prices, nothing had been improved after reopening.

Tee boxes were bare and divot scarred. Bunkers were hard with little sand. Cart path is the same one I drove on 30 years ago and still needs maintenance. Flags on greens were checkerboard colored with no indication of hole placement.

I was pleased to hear course had been reopened with new owners putting "millions" into renovation but I didn't see it or experience it yesterday.

One other interesting fact... on-cart sign offered a free small bucket of balls if you finished round in under 3 hours. Unfortunately, offer only applied to hitting said bucket right after you finished your round. Token for next visit would have been better.

I signed up hoping to join another group but it wasn’t very busy so I ended up going out on my own. The ranger came by and suggested I play 2 balls. Why not? I had a fabulous time with my green ball challenging my white ball. Great practice for my short game! Bunkers directly in front of the green added difficulty, The fairways were soggy in a few spots which was also challenging. The groundskeeper was kind enough to shut off the sprinkler as I approached one hole. Overall, a fun time and I’ll return with some friends.

Changing the #1 tee to be #10 is a bad decision. The old #1 by the pro shop makes much more sense.

This course is a work in progress and has improved significantly since last played it 5 years ago. Bunkers are terrible, but I'm told they will be upgraded next year. Cart paths will also be reworked, but I didn't get a time frame. Although I did not use the driving range, it appears to be awesome with the added ball-flight electronics and video - similar to Top Golf, but outside. Not to worry though, individual mini cabana-like shelters provide shade, seating and bar tops. A snack shack is conveniently located for food and beverages.

The staff there was absolutely horrible. The kid at the front counter seemed as if we were an inconvenience for coming to golf course. After being told to start on hole ten and not knowing why or what was going on we were “greeted” with “The Golf Course Sheriff” who wouldn’t let us golf due to issues with his iPad program even after providing a receipt, had to go back in and listen to the front desk worker and “The Golf Course Sheriff” be rude to each other. He then escorted me back to the golf cart where he was irritated by any and all questions we had, told us we were finally free to golf, and then proceeded to stare us down while we started to golf. I skipped the first hole as he made everything super uncomfortable. Definitely not the course for me and won’t be going back but hey if you’re lonely or needing someone to pay attention to you this may be the course for you.

Course conditions are very good, very fast pace of play, very helpful & friendly staff, management always working on course upgrades, excellent driving range,

Greens and fairways were excellent. Staff very friendly and pace of play was perfect.

Very fun and enjoyable course. Attracts lots of beginner golfers so be prepared to go slow. Bunkers were unfortunately very hard.

There were no ladies tee boxes so playing with 2 other guys was a disadvantage.