Bellair Golf Park

The fairways and greens upkeep clearly show a true gem in the making. Very impressed- great atmosphere!

Good if you stat ontje fairway. Sand taps are hard as rocks. Sprinklers came on on back 9 while people were still golfing at 2:30/3;00. Not cool.

This course is reborn with the new owners. Grass was pristine each time we have went. My go to to take my new golf playing friends for practice rounds or to have a beer.

Played with a friend who enjoys shorter courses. Sand traps were hard, greens don’t have a flat spot on them which makes it interesting

Pace of play was great, conditions were also great

While the course is in pretty good condition now, and the staff is very friendly, they have become very pricey for the size of this course. You can play full size courses (Par 72) such as Pueblo El Mirage for less than you can this executive course (Par 59). This is working class Glendale folks, not Scottsdale. Get your prices down or you will be losing business. I've already spoken with several people that refuse to play there until they lower their prices.

Course was in horrible shape. Not worth the money to play. Was told at payment it was not cart path only then at starter was told cart oath only. Tee boxes were almost non existent or covered in mud. One of them was hitting off turf. I would skip it there are better options to play for the price.

Played the very windy day prior to the winter storm. Very few golfers. Pace was fast. Challenge was to keep the ball low! Turned out to be a good day.