The Greens on Blossom Way Golf & Country Club

No beers? Blew my mind. Greens looked like a muni where, unfortunately, many don’t fix divots. Tips were fun with all the water, but my wife got nearly 700 yards on me and suffered an L today.

Was a good course to play. Narrow fairways. Greens were great

Challenging 9. First hole starts with a narrow fairway with trees lined along left.

Very little play due to coronavirus, sure was nice.

Can’t beat paying 10-12 bucks for 9 holes and a cart here. One of the better 9 holes in the area. Links at Rainbow Curve is another good one. Once the spring really hits and the weather is better, the course shouldn’t be as muddy and greens should roll better, but still really fun and great value.

For a nine hole course it was great. Two par 5’s. Tee boxes made the holes challenging. Even had some water hazards . I would play this course again.

Best value in the area for 9 holes. Very well kept and somewhat challenging. Definitely recommend playing this course.

The course was in good condition, and it was challenging, especially for a first-time player. A couple of the holes have must-land areas off the tee that were unknown since it was my first time. All in all, it was an enjoyable experience.

Some easy, some hard. Great staff, good layout for a compact course. Worth the time and ab excellent value.

First time I’ve played this course in several years and had a good round (other than the aerated greens and winter fairways). We did have a foursome ahead of us who obviously hadn’t played much (if any) golf and were not awarded of golf etiquette . So, we skipped no. 2 and played it at the end of our round. The course manager is the best.