Bellair Golf Park

New ownership has made amazing improvements in the course. A lot of the tee boxes were so hard golf tees were tough to place but then again it’s a short track and tee use was minamal. Love the driving range and the food rig next to it was great.

Yep. Took an 8 iron and dropped it in from 136! Boom! Roasted!

Apparently, when you do something great, you get recognized for that. I played with my wife and best bud, talking smack like always. But then something great happened.

On 15, 137 yards away, i broke out my 8 iron and hit a hole-in-one! I will forever love this course!

This is THE place to play if you're not serious about the game of golf. It is a relaxed atmosphere (no hurry) and is geared more toward the social aspect of golf rather than the technical/etiquette aspects of the game. The driving range is the best in the area, hands-down. It has a party atmosphere which carries out onto the course. Hitting 30-40 yard worm-burners, out of bounds shots, and scoring double par is the norm and accepted. Becky has never played before, but she'll come out here on a Saturday afternoon to learn from her frat-boy boyfriend Chase, with his 18 handicap and reverse pivot. Both are warmly welcomed.

Again, a VERY relaxed environment. This might be a welcomed change for some, while it may turn others off. If you can make solid contact with the ball, follow the rules, fix pitch marks, and play quickly, you might want to avoid this course. If you know what a stimpmeter is, you're WAY too advanced for Bellair. Enjoy the range, but play elsewhere.

Great value, facilities are fun and the course is too / very accommodating staff / shhhh, don’t tell anyone

Nice little executive 18. They have replaced some of their concrete sand bunkers with some real nice fluffy stuff. Can't wait until they're all get done! Overall, nice!

Very nice par 3 course, sand bunkers, fairways good condition, only one set back are the tee boxes need work.

We waited on every shot - 4hr 15min for an executive course is ridiculous.. Never saw a ranger all day - several groups must have been out of position.

Some greenside bunkers had really nice sand bunkers but they had not done them all. Greens are undulating and too fast for being that undulating.

Course maintainance workers have no regard for golfers and just keep driving past. Management seems for interested in the social side than the golf. THIS IS NOT A COURSE FOR SERIOUS GOLFERS.

Good value for the money. Freshly redone. Fairways in good condition. Greens are fast and steep. GPS in carts. For reasonable exec course it was good length, fun, cost effective and well maintained.

On a wet friday, I had booked a foursome and because of the weather one buddy dropped out.
It turned out to be a pleasant morning and we got around the course pretty quickly and enjoyed the morning - though there was standing water and mud everywhere.
The bad news came the next day when Golfnow charged me for my noshow buddy. This was new and not a policy the course had had in the past - especially for a course that is trying to come back from the dead with lots of gaps in their teesheet.
I would never had guaranteed all for slots if I had known they would be charging if I person didbn't show up.
Too bad - last time playing a Bellair.