Blackledge Country Club - Anderson's Glen

Course is wide open but challenging. A fun and comfortable day.

The greens had been aerated the day before but were already in decent shape and were not too difficult to putt on. Blackledge has 2 different 18 hole courses which challenge the average to above average golfer yet allow a less skilled golfer to enjoy the experience. The staff is friendly and helpful.

Good course, especially when get a discount.
Challenging, but not overly tough.

Always enjoy playing this course. Staff is friendly and
cooperative. Overall play is reasonably paced.
No surprises.
Would be nice if carts had windshields. A little comfort when chilly or wet.
Restaurant and bar area are friendly and offer a good variety of food and drink.
Bathrooms are clean.
Could use more portable restrooms on the course especially for the ladies.
Always pleased to pay this course.
Plan to come back again as often as I can.

Challenging and well maintained.2 great courses to choose from never overplayed.

Love the course but every time we play on the weekends it's at least a five plus hour round.

This is one of the best course values in the area Iplay it every chance i get It has two 18s so there is no trouble in getting a starting time

Pro shop is pretty far from parking lot. Man behind the counter was not very friendly and would not get off the phone to address his customers. Despite the shaky start had no complaints about the actual golf course. Moderate-Challenging difficulty. Not many hazards but the course is not wide open by any means. Wind can get heavy so pay attention to club selection. For $35 I would highly recommend Andersons Glen

Everything about the Anderson Course is average - conditions, difficulty level, value, etc. Its only my first choice when convenience matters. There is nothing remarkable about the layout. The best thing about the course is the 19th hole. Great food and a nice patio outside.

3 middle age guys, all shoot around 100 give or take how cold the beer is... Course was in good shape, being air rated so its good for the rest of the season. We had to wait 30 mins for our buddy to show up, and the starter was very accommodating with no real care about it. A couple old guys got mad and threw our ball at us from opposite fairway, sorry we are not tiger woods. Over all great deal for 18 and a cart for $25. Not worth $50-60 right now but end of season this place will be beautiful with the landscape.

I find the conditions at the Gilead courses slightly better than Anderson course. I also like the layout much better and find it more challenging. It is a fair value. Small bar/snack shop on site but need to go to main course for full restaurant and better bar / patio.

The drive to the course was full of show stopper autumn colors and the course was nothing less than the icing on the cake. A few holes were hard to find your ball with the leaves on the ground, but course was in great condition. Sand traps are not well maintained - very hard packed (but it is mid October). This was the first time I had played this course. I would definitely play this course again.

played fairly tough cause of wind otherwise great public course in wonderful condition winter rules not needed at all

I would prefer to see a second apron cut around the greens.
Some tees need upgrading.
Need more hazard and out of bounds stakes.
Some rocks in traps.

Course in good condition but traps could have been better - packed sand in several.

Well maintained. Good value for money. Decent greens.

the couse was in fair conditon - a few tee boxes were sloped on the ladies tees

Very good value. Course was in great shape and the staff was very friendly. We had a great time and the pace of play was great. I'd recommend the Anderson Course as a great place to play a round of golf with friends.