Blue Rock Springs Golf Course - East

This is a nice course for the money, especially for a public course. My only complaint is that there are not enough drinking water stations. There were maybe two or three for the whole course. There should be one for each 2 or 3 holes especially when it is hot. I had my own water 1 quart bottle, but still ran out before the next water station. The 'clubhouse' is dated and minimal.

This course is as good as it gets when it comes to value for your money. Came out from Sacramento and met some friends here from the Bay Area. This was my second time playing here, and we got a cart this time. I recommend it unless you're ready for a major workout.

Very fun course, got off 2nd group so pace of play was great. Fairways to greens great shape, need to remember to put this on our play list

Played here on many occasions. Consistently a great experience.

Awesome time at blue rock springs- got there early to go to the driving range to warm up- excellent driving range- played the west course and it was a perfect day. I enjoy both courses at blue rock- I think everyone would to.

The west is my favorite, I played Junior golf there. The grass is a little long right now. Great course to boom it off the tee. The greens were in great shape

I enjoy playing golf and walking I will say this the east is hard

I enjoyed playing the East Course. Some interesting hole designs with elevation changes, etc. I’d definitely play there again.

Our foursome had a good round. Breakfast and lot's of fun and even one birdie on the course. Upon returning to our cars, My friend's 5 day old Mercedes had a blown out rear window. An errant Titelist Pro V 1 was found at rest on the rear seat. Emoloyee Jay saw what was going on, which was three guys gingerly picking shattered glass and one guy on the phone. Jay worked with us to clean up the glass. What a great guy. He had a shop vac he plugged into his car and it did the trick. And he refused to take a tip.Thank you Jay!

A good golf course, not very long. Adequate challege for a public course. The bunkers could use some sand.

Blue Rock Springs East course is a treat to play. The layout is fun yet challenging and plays longer than the yardage on the card. The greens were in excellent shape, were fast yet fair when I played. The wind picked up which can make for some challenging tee shots into the wind. Make sure you bomb it off the tee on #5 and #15 or you'll be working hard for a par. There are just the right number of hazards to keep you honest.

The East course is probably in the best shape I've seen it in the last few years. The course in general is well taken care of with fairways and rough cut to a decent length. The driving range is no exception, the turf was in excellent condition and allowed for a good warmup. The only thing that needs work are the bunkers. The all have pebbles in them and I have a new "love mark" on my sand wedge after unearthing a decent rock below the surface...

The pace was a bit slow, but understandable as I was directly behind a tournament.

I love playing this course, very good layout. The course is in very good condition. The speed of the greens are average.

Played this course for a second time. It's pretty hilly, and the greens are very tricky--lots of slopes and hard to read. I didn't play my best game, but I would be back. I think I like the West course better.