Blue Rock Springs Golf Course - East

I've been on tougher courses, but Blue Rock Springs East is tougher than most, but still fun. Play the West course if you want less up-and-down-the-hills. This the third time, and the course was in the best shape I've seen it -- the recent rains have brought most NorCal courses back to good condition. I recommend this course to seasoned players. I know I'll be back. Special tip: make sure it's not a cart-path-only day. You'll do a lot of sometimes difficult walking to get to your ball.

have kind of passed over this track before, but no more

greens were in excellent condition (apart from a few golfer-gaffe pitch marks, recently made & promptly repaired)

recent heavy rains played some havoc with bunker sand

look forward to going back, in warmer weather

I first played Blue Rock when it was just one course, with holes on both sides of Columbus Parkway back in 1989. I've played the East course since its addition, but have never played the "new" West course, which had most of the holes of the original course. I found a "hot deal" on a rainy Saturday, and decided to give the West course a try. What a surprise!!! The new layout (new to me) was challenging, especially in the wet, rainy conditions. The fairways, tee boxes, bunkers and greens were in great shape...Kudos to the superintendent. I'll be back...in fact I'm playing there today! Bottom line - This course is just plain fun no matter your skill level.

While other courses appear to have trouble keeping fairways and tee boxes in great condition, Blue Rock has made major improvement over the past year. At this time no other course in this area can match Blue Rock. Greens are fast and true, fairways are timed properly and yes there is sand in the bunkers. Best value for your money.

Excellent course all round with great views. East course is a real gem.

Played the West course today after 1pm. Love the classic tree lined layout. Greens have come back nicely after aerifying and are rolling nicely. You get max bang for your buck in this public course gem of Solano County. If you haven't played either of these courses in a while you are missing out. The golf is worth the rack rate but you can always find a great rate or special on their website. The staff is friendly and this place is all about the golf. The cafe makes a mean burger and their hotdogs are the best! Pace of play is average to good. I'm biased in my review but I do play other courses and trust me, Blue Rock is the place you should play!

It was a beautiful day to play golf. Nice views. Great weather.

Played here before the rains this weekend.The greens were in amazing shape. I had avoided these courses based on total yardage, but I was pleasantly surprised. West is very parkland style with lots of elevated tees. East is a few shots harder but more open off the tee overall. Great value and really enjoyable tracks for all skill levels.

Hey if you are driving a cart with no clubs around the course generally that means you are a Marshall but apparently at Blue Rock East they are mute! There was one group that was killing everyone and the Marshall never said or did anything. Not one cart girl on a 90 degree day on the weekend, come on get it together!!!

We walked off after 14 holes

The pace of play was so bad that we quit after 9 holes

Greens need to be cut and rolled to bumpy and slow but overall course is in condition

Teed of at 9:30 on a Saturday. Front nine took 2 and a half hours. The back nine took over 3! Yikes! We could see 2 different fivesomes ahead of us and never saw a marshal until halfway up the 18th fairway. At just under 6 hours, this was the longest round I've ever played.

I played today and I have to say after playing 9 holes early in the day and playing in the afternoon took a lot out of me

Course was in great condition. Greens quick. Staff friendly, extremely knowledgeable, and went out of their way to make sure we had a great experience.

For the Golfnow rates after 3:00, best bargain around for a well maintained fun course.

I've played both East and West side of Blue Rock regularly and both are challenging in their own rights. The East course is wider than West course and 6,133 yardage from the blues and 5,776 yardage from the whites. West course is a little narrower and flatter at 6,014 from the blues and 5,661 from the whites. As you can see, 19 yards average between tee boxes is not much yardage deference between blue and white tees. Although there are some ponds on both sides, only one that comes into play is the number 4 hole at the West course. Hole 15 is a 400+ par four all uphill on the East course, which can be difficult at times to get on in two if you do not drive the ball well. The only thing I don't like at Blue Rock are the bunkers which do not have much sand, if any at all. It's easy to have your sand wedge bounce on the dirt, hit the ball thin and rocket past the greens when trying to get out of the bunkers. I do my best not to get in them. Other than that, it is a very good course to play in, staff are very friendly, the price is a bargain and be ready to use all the clubs in your bag.

The course is friendly, fun, challenging and worth the drive. it makes me want to move to Vallejo. Great Views! I drive an 1 1/2 hours to play on a green, cool course. It's not easy to walk as GolfNow states. FIX YOUR BALL MARKS. When I have a 10 foot put and I need to fix 7 ball marks in my line, it's a problem on all courses, but frustrating. If you can put a ball mark within a foot of the hole, fix it, PLEASE! It's not the courses responsibility to fix your outstanding shots.

I loved the layout of this golf course. Very wide fairways and very well maintained except the bunkers. Bunkers have no soft sand .

Been playing the East course for over 15 years. Course is in great shape.