Blue Heron Golf Course

Tee boxes were not lined up for success, super narrow tee off settings, trees get in the way , mud everywhere, ruff too high couldn’t find ball ,

Fairways we're long, rough length. Course still very wet.

The pace of play was much better on a Wednesday. The sun came out, white puffy clouds were present it was 68 degrees. The fairways were mowed, but the greens on the front nine were not mowed yet. The back nine greens were mowed. the greens were soft, the staff was friendly.

I keep going back because it has found enough value to go back. I make this course my training grounds for the most part.

This course is located in a nice surrounding and next to a river, not difficult but fun and reasonable rate. Friendly and helpful lady staff.

Course was a bit wet bu to be expected this time of year, the greens where in really rough shape

As of March 12th it’s pretty much just unkept grass fields with unplayable greens. No difference between fairway, rough, and tee box. Staff are friendly and I dont like writing bad reviews, but I feel like I just got tricked out of my money. If you are going to spend $40-50 go somewhere else and pay the $5 more for a real golf experience. Hopefully it gets better as the season goes on. Been here a few times when it wasn’t horrible but these days it’s hard to justify paying for a course that hasn’t been mowed in weeks

I scored a 88 with a birdie. I just think it is. a great course to practice in. It has all the shots to get better

Awesome course design but pretty lazy upkeep. Fairway played like the rough and greens were in terrible shape. Could be so much better.

I would give this course a 1-star if we didn’t have good experiences in the past. This last round, the course was in such bad condition that I actually tried to call and share feedback directly with a manager rather than rant on a review. I left a message with a nice gentleman on the phone who said I would get a call back, crickets. Never in any round of golf have I had to use two hands and lean in to put a tee into the ground at the tee box on most of 18 holes. The course was in rough shape with dead patches everywhere including the greens.

Unfortunately we went on the weekend, had to pay weekend rates for bad conditions, took over 5.5 hours in pace of play, and even had our cart die on the 11th hole. Would have normally shared thoughts right after the round, but we we’re late as we expected to be done an hour earlier.

Hopefully that course Management can recover the course this year.

I use Blue Heron to keep my tempo correct. I compete in the Willows Run Men’s Club from April to September. The restaurant and bar is excellent.

Drove 90 minutes to get to course only to find that the road to the course was closed and the course was flooded. I called the course prior to leaving my house and they said nothing about being closed

I golfed on a weekday morning. Probably less than 30 people on the course. I was able to play by myself and played through a couple of courteous groups. Finished in a little less than 3 hours. The course is straightforward, narrow in parts, and short, but was in good condition due to rainfall over the last few weeks. The fairways, in particular, were very good--not the typical hardpan or weedy patches you often find in similar lower end public courses. The greens were super slow but mostly due to heavy dew. Got a good deal on GolfNow, although you have to pre-pay (i.e., no cancelations). Will definitely play again.

Scenery and interesting shots and hole layouts.

All in all fun course.

Several short forced carries. The rough can be thick so keep it close to the fairways.