Bliss Creek Golf Course

I played at Bliss as my first course of the year back in April. I loved that it was actually a pretty good deal that I got from GolfNow to play there to. But got there and there was no guy to check me in or anything, had to go looking for someone outside and in the bar which was a pain, but the course conditions were pretty good for April, but the pace of play sucked as there was no one to monitor how slow groups played. Otherwise didn’t have too many issues outside of the staff and pace of play.

I love to walk when I play and this course is a good course for walkers. Their senior rate is only $16 and there are no long walks between holes. The course is short, but some of the holes will challenge you especially the first and 10th holes. The staff is super friendly and the pace of play is usually good. I drive 30 miles to play it so you know it must be good.

The course overall is in good shape for this time of the year. The greens are very good. It is always enjoyable to play this course when a round only takes just over 3 hours.

Nice course. Empty on a Sunday afternoon and fall special weekdays after 12pm- 18 holes w a cart $25. I will definitely go back. The bar also looked nice although we did not stay after golfing. I would recommend this course for a great bargain!

Bliss Creek is not long a 5632 yds but they have add a lot of water and trees to make this course kinda quirky i spots. Greens were in good shape and rolled true when played.

Love playing here. One of the few places that lets you play solo. I play here once a week on a weekday. Good food, friendly staff, fair price. I also am a fan due to my first hole in one on the par 4 4th hole.

The course is quite short and many greens small. So you'll find a quirkiness to some holes, such as the 10th, which has a massive tree protecting all but a sliver of the dogleg, and 16, which looks like a green that was randomly dropped in an open grassy space. But while quite firm, most of the greens rolled quite nicely, meaning a good stroke was generally rewarded. The fairways were well kept. And with no Par 5 reaching 500 yards, there was a quite a bit of risk-reward. I'm glad I had a Hot Deal to play, but I would say it's worth trying if you'd like a chance of shooting a good number. Par is 70 -- one of the par 4's on the online scorecard is actually a 5. Be ready with your wedges. If you play smart, you can score.

The was in great shape. The only problem was the course was short.

I think this is a good course for your average weekend golfer. It has some challenging holes but not every hole. The staff was very friendly. The pace of play was good. It was a good value for the money.

Never had to wait especially nice for a holiday weekend.

Tee boxes need some work but overall the course was in pretty good shape. some work going on throughout the course. Not the toughest course but fun to play. staff was excellent.

This course is awful for beginners and established golfers alike. Poorly manicured for good players, too tough (blind shots, water and high reeds in difficult places) for beginners. Will never play here again.

This facility is always nice. This time the fairways were a little in disrepair and the "super" apparently decided to let an old tree and pile of ag waste smolder on the front-nine - IT SMELLED REALLY BAD!
Also three-balls lost by our three-some in the "First-Cut" of rough - seriously just off of the fairway. That really needs some mowing.

The staff is always nice and the beer selection along with food is really quite good!

Very welcoming staff and atmosphere. Was playing as a single and larger groups very accommodative in letting me play through. This reflects on the culture of the golf community at this course and not to be taken for granted.

The course is well maintained and holds some challenges. There is a sign that says, "Don't spray mosquito repellent over grass."
With fall leaves coming down, it was an exercise to find a few of the balls. At the turn, the staff at the lunch room was friendly and the hot dog was good.
I was hitting my drives well, but managed to end up in the sand traps on five occasions. I need to golf more!
We started at 2:26 pm. With the sun high in the sky and with the openness of the front nine, the mosquitoes were not too bad. The course is very natural and we saw frogs and critters in the ponds and creek.
The sun was getting low by the time we got to 13 and 14. With the breeze held out by trees, the mosquitoes were evident. Spray helped.
At 18, it helps to have a cart. We were walking. If we had a cart, we could have driven forward a distance and had a peek. But from the tee, you can't really make out the shape of the fairway. They do have a flag in the middle of the fairway, which was a good target. Since we were walking, we were a little tired and did not take the time to walk forward and look at the fairway before teeing off.

Staff was friendly and helpful, but for the fees paid the course was not in good shape and the sprinklers kept turning on on the fairways making it difficult to play through. Will not recommend this venue or play here again.