Bellair Golf Club, Glendale

i like the people who work there, i believe that they actually care about the sport. i love the bellair junior golf program for the kids, and i believe that you will have a great time here!

After being told that a walk-on was fine, our two-some showed up to Bellair only to find that there was at least an hour wait for a "chance" to play. Not even guaranteed play. So after waiting 45 minutes they said they would clear a spot for us. After waiting another 30 minutes for the groups ahead of us to tee off we were finally up only to find that we have been paired with a couple of singles. After playing the first hole we separated from our now foursome and asked to play through a couple of the groups. After playing the 2nd whole, the ranger comes to us with the pro shop on the walkie talkie blaring that he should inform us that it is our lucky day and they would let us go back and recreate the foursome, but we were not able to "skip" ahead. This is after we had already teed off on the 3rd hole. We asked if we could at least finish the hole to which we were told no, that we had to pick up our ball and go back to the 2nd hole. I have played there several times and never have been confronted nor have seen anywhere that it is listed you are not able to play through or "skip" ahead. I can safely say their course will not receive any more of our money. Please be wary that they are willing to take your money and let you wait 30 minutes to play each hole. My advice is to find a course that is able to manage its schedule better. If I had been informed that they were booked, I could have saved 2 and a half hours of my life and a chunk of cash.

This course appeals to me because I can come right after work and get 18 holes in before sunset. It's great for walking too. Its a challenging executive course that has a good mix of three and fours. Ladies and men can compete very well, so makes a good date course. The bar is a fun place on Friday night to grab a cold beer and enjoy the all you can eat fish fry.

I've been playing this course off and on for several years. Its always a fun course to play, not terribly difficult but has its quarks that makes it challenging. Its always reasonable and a great value for a city course. Its great for those golfers that can only get out a few times a year and hate to spend $50 or more to lose 12 golf balls and spend all day searching for your golf ball.

Took a lesson from the course PGA Pro Glen Wohlgemuth and took strokes off what I thought was a hopeless game. The rest of the staff was great. The course is a real challange on my short game, need to get back with Glen.

great executive golf course, tests all your skills with various distances.the best value is after noon, $20. play moves along pretty well.Has enough par 4's to keep your interest just like a regular course.