Blue Heron Pines

Bring your own Ice Cooler due to Hurricane Ian and the damage to the main clubhouse it is closed. Hard to get the Permits to do the repairs no ice machine and working out of a trailer until repairs can be done. Course is not bad Greens run slow kind of fluffy but overall you still have to make the shots.

I can’t believe there’s still no indoor plumbing and the pro shop/restaurant area is still closed 17 months after the hurricane. The golf course itself is just right we all go afterwards somewhere else to patronize where if they had it fixed, the clubhouse would be pretty full I’m guessing.

Course shape is less than desirable but the pace of play was excruciating! So slow and no starter to move the pace along.

It was a very windy day on Tuesday, January 9. We had a foursome and we had a blast a fun course to play.

Pace of play was good greens in good shape . Always look forward to hole 11 over the billboard and on the green.

Fun little challenges on this course that will test your short game

Pace of Play was a Dream, below 2 Hours for 18 holes.

Greens and Teeboxes are really good, staff is friendly and helpful.

Overall a good option for playing an Executive course.

Good little course that will test your short game for sure.

My friend, Steve and I play here quite often to challenging course. The greens are real true will be back.

I’ve played here at least 30-40 times over the years. The front nine is in decent shape. The greens run true. The back nine was totally redone a couple years ago and is green, plush, and better. All in all, a great course to work on your short game. There are several short par 4’s, but you might be better playing a 3 wood and leave the driver in the bag. For the price it is well worth it. Give it a try!