Bulle Rock Golf Club

8 of 18 holes, cart path only. Had two extra slow groups in front of us. Neither a foursome. Cart paths are extremely far from tee boxes and from fairways. Have to walk around numerous bunkers on multiple holes to reach greens. Should not have to pay cart fees for a course your walking the majority for. No beverage cart. No turn snack shack. Staff was friendly but otherwise a less than desirable experience. Course was in decent shape otherwise. Played 8 holes and left.

Bulle Rock is one of my favorite courses. It did not seem that the weather conditions have been favorable to them this summer. Many burnt/scorched areas on their fairways, very atypical at Bulle Rock. Greens were just aerated (small punch) rolled almost at peak already. CPO but pace was spot on for a normal day.

It seems this thoroughbred has lost a step over the past coupla years. What had been the premier accessible golf course in the state has come down a notch. Rough was shaggy the day we played, greens seemed stressed and there were hot weather scars in the fairways. However, the price was also lower than in the past - so, overall, still a great value!

My son and I teed off on a Thursday morning, and had a great time! The staff were very professional and friendly. The course is absolutely beautiful, the grille was excellent, and we will definitely be returning.

Rough has been kept too high due to the severe heat conditions this summer. Consequently, tough to find your ball when you stray from the fairway.

Access to greens is very limited from the cart paths.

Many distances seem to be much longer than indicated due to slope of the fairway.

Course is buried in a housing community which limits ingress and egress. However, no housing comes into play out on the course itself.

Overall nice layout and will probably return , but definitely not on a weekend.when 5+ hours are probably common due to present conditions. Hopefully the recent scheduled maintenance this week will help considerably with the pace of play.

Bulle Rock, which was one of the best courses in the Northeast and previously ranked as high as the top 50 U.S. public courses by Golf Digest, has gone significantly downhill and is not even in the top 1,000 public courses, let alone top 100.

This course was previously one of my absolute favorite courses and I was dying to play there this year. The course conditions were extremely poor. Tee boxes were awful, greens were poor and fairways had burnt out grass. There was a ton of crab grass everywhere and the course was extremely wet. Yes, we got rain this weekend but it was a slogfest out there. I would not play this course again - at least not until I hear that the conditions have improved as this is not worth $60 let alone the $110 we paid.

I will say that the restaurant and amenities here are fantastic. The food is great and the facilities are excellent. The course is another story.

Professional level course, beautifully designed and always challenging. Play from the blues or the white/blue tees; the extra challenge is worth it. Have to play smart by putting the ball in the best spots on nearly every hole. Longer hitters do have an advantage here, but straighter hitters have a chance, too. Bulle Rock is exceptional because it is difficult, but it plays fair if you are willing to play the course is it demands to be played. Very few public courses can compare. Play it often and you will become a better golfer.

Great day on the links. The course was in excellent condition with a little winds to help with the heat. On course staff were great. The guys in the clubhouse could have been a little more attentive with directions to the rangs first tee, etc. Overall a great experience since the heat could have wreck havoc on the course.

Bulle Rock is the best non-private course in Maryland

This course is one of the nicest courses I have played on the east coast. The service and attention to the course and play was very high.

the courses practice facilities were phenomenal. I highly recommend this course for any golfer of a 20 handicap or less, as it may frustrate a beginner golfer, as playing a real golf course, is much different than playing a typical public course. meaning : you need to strike the ball first ,on the course, a sweep swing does not work well on a course built for true golf play. (fairway build ) We cannot wait to play this course again.

Me and my GF decided to play the highest rated course m we could within a few hours of Philly. I’ve heard a lot about Bulle Rock so we decided to go. When we arrived I will say I was a little upset we couldn’t use the practice facility because it does look top notch. It looked so good we decided to rebook for the next day just to utilitize it. The course was in great shape with difficult but fun holes. I understand that they are protecting the course by not mowing and pressing because if the weather so don’t hold that against them . What I do hold against them however is the one particular miserable staff member who the entire time made us feel like a bother because we booked a late t time. I realized at the end of the round when he was waiting outside the golf shop with the cart attendants. Let’s just say he was rude and looked at us with disgust for not finishing sooner which btw we were 47 min ahead of the scheduled pace they have on the carts. Long story short we decided to cancel the next day t time. It’s a shame because the starter was amazing, course really fun, and the other golf shop worker from PA was great also, this kid however just ruined the experience. All in all great track but def not warranted of the best in the state when you have to deal with workers like we did.

Very nice course although some greens are not visible from the fairways. Well managed and maintained.