Blue Heron Pines

My girlfriend and I had a tee time for 11:05a. The first Marshall of the course said he would only be there until noon because he had to leave to go elsewhere for the day.. he was great. A super nice guy and very helpful and friendly. However, around 1-1:30p the second Marshall came up to us and made us feel rushed. Called us over to his cart, asked how many holes we were planning on playing, how much longer we would be.. just really giving us hurry up and leave vibes. Mind you both my girlfriend and I are newer golfers so it’s going to take us a little longer to get up and down the course due to many strokes. But the whole time we were at the course we saw 1 other golfer coming up behind us and even then offered to let him play through us while we stood to the side and he chose to play around us instead. Other than him, there was no one but us on the front 9. (At the time of the Marshall encounter we were on hole 6) As we get to the green of hole 9 (which we mentioned would be our last hole) here comes the Marshall again confirming we were done after this. I just didn’t understand the rush when there was literally nobody around us on the course. Other than that, a fairly decent course.

Great course for the value only thing missing is a ProShop to buy food and drink.Staff excellent great time.

Nice day of golfing, few

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Amenities will be nice when pro shop is up and running again

A nice inexpensive exec course. The staff and marshal are very nice to deal with. The pro shop is in temporary surroundings and they use temporary outhouses as bathrooms. The regular bathrooms in the community building can be used also. These temporary issues do not bother me and my enjoyment of playing here. I shall be returning!! They have a nice aqua range ready for use😎😎😎.The course is in great shape.

Unfortunately the front nine was closed due to rain so played the back 9 twice! Great staff and nice course!!

excellent course for a quick round of golf .Greens and fairways in excellent shape

Booked though GolfNow - went on their site to research any dress code requirements - found NONE! Temp was in the high 90’s for the day and tee time was 12:15 pm - has a light summer shirt on with no collar and was told when checking in I could not play unless I had brought a collared shirt, or wanted to buy a very expensive shirt in their trailer “pro shop” - I immediately stated I had thoroughly researched their website and found no dress code whatsoever! The manager then stated they are “under new management and are working on updating the website” but would still not allow me to play without first purchasing a shirt from them! He never got up from his desk, never apologized for their extremely misleading rules, and never offered any kind of apology. His rude counter person simply sat there and said the rule is stated on a sheet taped to the trailer door 🤬 my wife and I just moved here recently, we play A LOT of golf at many area courses, and until now had enjoyed every local course and their staff members. We strongly recommend avoiding this course and their extremely rude staff!!

Chances are I won’t play there anymore. Bathrooms are honey buckets and they’re really hot and miserable inside. My wife was not very happy. No clubhouse. Folks were talking 19 months later. There all our alternatives bring in a decent set of restrooms, no watering stations at all Will not be back until all of that is corrected.

I played this course around noon on a Thursday. Finished in 2 hours. Nice course. Rather short but that's ok. I wanted to work on my iron game. Greens were like putting on shag carpet. No big deal as I stated I was there to work on my irons....not caring about overall score. Course was in very good shape. Interesting layout meandering through a mobile home park. No club house.

Friendly staff, good course for beginner and up. Reasonable rates. Pro shop is still closed since Hurricane Ian.