This was my first visit here, and overall, it's a nice course. The fairways are pretty bumpy, but the greens are in great shape. This a long course with far par threes and fours but a good challenge. They have a really good deal here with a round that includes a sleeve and taco. The staff at the Blue Bird are great, and Cassidy makes a must-have smoothie.

OMG, this is the worst managed course ever! The greens with diseases and fairways are bumpy ride from the first to the end of eighteen with poor condition. Made my back hurts after the round.

I play a lot of different courses, and by far this course was in the worst condition I have seen. The fairways look like a cow pasture. No real cart paths to speak of. Paid for 18, but left after 9. The only saving grace for this course is that the greens were in great condition

First, the staff have always been completely professional, friendly and welcoming. The crews do a great job maintaining the course. Naturally, their budget may not allow for Augusta-like conditions, but the team's hard work and dedication still comes through. We played again on 04/22/26 at 1700. Course conditions were a little dry, but nice. Folks playing were in great spirits and it was nice to see kids taking classes. The new bar/driving range area is pleasant and welcoming. Know that you'll hit off of worn mats. So if you may feel the torque of the swing in your feet a little more. The range balls definitely show signs of wear, but they do their job. Also, the course has chairs and a few benches in the covered driving range for added comfort. In fact, I'm happy to report that it isn't uncommon to see families enjoying the summer afternoons on the driving range (imagine that...no phones!). A tremendous thank you to the staff, including those unseen heroes behind the scenes.

I just went to there driving range. They have covered bays and an out door bar. You can get your balls at the range. Price reasonable. $7 for 35 Ashford $14 for 90 balls. Balls are old but who cares