Bulle Rock Golf Club

I like playing this course. Always in good shape , greens are a challenge, nothing flat. Highly recommend.

Several years ago, I lived about 20 minutes from this course and played it occasionally, but not regularly, due to the high green fees.It set a high standard when it opened, but my recent trip back to the area was somewhat disappointing. I was only able to play about 5 holes due to a thunderstorm that remained in the area, but I noted the following. A top tier course should have high quality range balls. I was surprised to see a mixture of standard range balls and many were past their prime.The first green had several holes were wasps had infiltrated. Not a good look, especially on the first green. When the rain came, I discovered there was no pull down cover on the golf carts to keep the clubs dry- a pretty standard feature at most courses. I also discovered that the course has no audible lightening warning system. Rather, it relies upon messages that display on a small (iPhone like) GPS units in the cart. The public course I play in the Atlanta area has a lightning detection system that generates a loud warning siren when lightning is within 5 miles of the course. If Bulle Rock wants to hold itself out as a top tier golf course, it needs to step up its game.

I’m not going to elaborate. You can find out for yourself! Great course, rude staff!

Course was in great shape. Greens were slow for Bulle Rock but still pure as always, and rough was very challenging. Fescue was so thick, it was a lost ball.

I can understand why Bulle Rock has had golf championships held there. Pete Dye's vision fit the contours of the land just about perfectly. The course's main defense is the elevation changes found throughout the layout. The greens are huge, at least to those I'm use to playing, requiring thoughtful approaches/club selection. The proximity to the bay.oacean made the day humid, and combined with the heat, we were all soaked by the end of the round.

Extremely great value for the money. Solid short game facility and driving range. Excellent staff. Course was in great shape. Will be back soon.

Make sure you get here early so you can take advantage of the practice facility, it’s fantastic.

Not a very good day to play.

The course itself is always challenging and in prestine tour like conditions.

The greens were begging for moisture and not as good they usually are.

The best part was the resteraunt after the round. A few cold ones make you realize

No matter how tuff things were. You are blessed to be able to play a course like BULLE Rock.

Cheers

After previewing the course by the score card I thought that the BLUE tees would have ample challenge and fairness based on my usual play. I might've considered the Junior Tees at some point during the round. It must be the elevation changes but wow! I've been playing pretty solidly in the low 80s on my home course of 6500+ yds. Other than not being able to post a score I'm happy with the facility is outstanding,. It has everything a golfer would want and then some.

Course was in great condition. Fairways were close to perfect. Greens were as well. The rough is thick and your ball won't be visible unless you're right on top of it. Hitting in the fairways is a must. I added about 10 strokes to my round because of the rough.

Unfortunately the only reason a 1 star is okay is because the course was amazing but management staff on the other hand is horrid, they will not serve a person a simple beer if you have an out of state ID because they could not find their liquor license book to cofirm the legitimacy of the ID so they tried to to look online but they are far from intelligent enough to find the information their also so they simply denied service to a paying customer who had spent $500 prior to wanting grab a quick snack and beer after a round of golf. Just WOW