The Bellaire Centennial Golf Course

For this time of year the greens had been aerated but were growing in nicely and rolled really nice. Fairways were green and lush, rough was long. Unique holes requiring many different shots. Very enjoyable on a great fall day.

The course is in generally good condition, some tee boxes shoed wear but all the greens were good. Some of the fairway grass was a little long, but playable. It is very much a course of two halves - the front 9 is interesting with blid dog-legs and a fair bit of elevation change. The back 9 is largely straigh, flatish holes that are not so interesting. All said, it is good value considering the cost of other courses in the area!

Played on 7/13, not paired. Driving range closed on Mondays. Golf carts gas, ball/club washers although ours was missing a plug to hold the water in, no gps, no coolers, some carts had rain bonnets. A few ball washers on the course. Portajohns were clean. Overall course was green from tee boxes to greens. Bunkers were sandy. The divot containers were empty but there were buckets on the par 3s tee boxes. Even though the course had lots of trees there is very little shade. Overall it’s a nice course that doesn’t fatigue your round like harder ones do. Staff was nice! Not many homes surrounding and has quite a few doglegs.

Enjoy this course and is a local favorite. Friendly staff and interesting holes.

Nice course. Pretty open and few hazards. Highly recommended