Bellair Golf Park

So happy you reopened.

Great golf at a fair price. Thanks!

Sand traps bad.

Some tee boxes very rough with many divets.

Fairways and most greens are in good shape.

Overall a nice course, reasonably priced especially if find a deal on GolfNow.

Course overall decent condition. However sand traps are like cement. They need some major work including new sand. This poor condition is not a result of rain, all were very dry.

Course is in good shape. Fully booked on a nice day. Wait was perhaps 3 minutes T each hole.

Bellair is the best “par 3” course I’ve ever played. It’s not little chip and put course, you can really get the wrenches out and play some golf. Great course for beginners too, my wife has learned to really enjoy golf by playing at bellair, we are and will continue to be repeat customers.

Have heard some good things about this course and not so good. The top tracer on the range was kinda cool. But they do need to start replacing the range balls that are getting lots of marks on them.

The staff was awesome from inside the pro shop to being greeted outside when my round started. The greens are tricky if you are on the wrong side of the hole.

The not so good is most of the tee boxes need lots of work. Some uneven lies and lots of divots on most of them. I mean I expect that on a course that gets a lot of play but more could be done. The bunkers are an absolute joke. Every single one of them had no sand in and were rock hard.

I would come back as the pace of play was just under three hours. You add some sand to the bunkers and this place would be really cool.

Nice shape, greens not easy, will return for sure.

Fairways and 1st cut, excellent. Greens are extremely fast. Cart paths need lotsa work. Bunkers are terrible. They are hard as concrete with no give, even when it hasn't been watered or raining. They need some softer sand. Scheduling for sprinkler systems needs to be adjusted to later in the day as noon tee times were dodging sprinklers by 2:30/3:00. Sprinklers are more efficient at night due to less evaporation.

Good course to just take the rust off of your game. Nice range, staff and atmosphere.

Most times when I play there is no range bays open to warm up. I purchased the Park Pass partly because of the range discounts and the range balls included with each round. I hardly ever use this because of the lack of availability of space on the range. A good problem for you but not me. I will probably not prurchase a pass in the future. Also, I have stood on the putting green and witnessed 20 minute gaps between groups making the turn. With the volume of play your getting there needs to be ON COURSE management monitoring pace of play. It would be nice to see some type of information somewhere explaining ball mark repair. As an executive course your greens take a beating. A notice posted on the first tee making a suggestion, based on player ability, as to which tees a player should be playing from would be nice. During this particular round I was almost hit 3 times while playing the tenth hole. One ball hit the cart path right in front of me, and another hit the cart. There needs to be more effort at removing range balls for around the 10th hole. The kids moving carts back and forth to the cart barn should have shag bags to pick up balls while doing this.