Get with the times. It is 2025, if you dont have the capability of taking tap to pay (I lost my wallet, that's a whole other story), you are doing business completely wrong. Was delayed 30 minutes past my tee time, and when the time came to pay, they couldn't accept it. Every other course in a 50 mile radius is slammed, and now I can't golf this weekend. I should have known right when I walked in when the clubhouse attendant was taking calls on a big red rotary phone 😂 Edit: I was there Saturday 10/11/25 for a 1:50 pm time. Never played there before and wanted to try it out.

Hit or miss on this course. Played a couple times and the last made it not worth returning. Between the rough tee boxes, kids playing partial holes and solo players hitting into you trying to rush play; the worst is the groundskeeper. On 2 holes in a row, the groundskeeper had no consideration when cutting the grass in front of us when trying to chip onto the green. Never had staff so blatantly not care about getting in the way of someone’s play before.

Sadly, we’ve been to Bedrock many times and enjoyed rounds of golf but today was awful!! My family of 5, went. We called and specifically asked for 2 tee times. The woman told us to come for 320 and leagues started at 4. So prefect we are all set! WRONG!!!! We got there at 315 and were ready. The woman working let THREE parties of TWO out RIGHT after us. How could a party of 5 be put in front of 3 parties of 2??!! And expect to keep up?! Then we were SCOLDED for bringing kids!!! Mind you our kids are 16,13,&9. All know how to hold AND were paying customers! I was not going to write a review until I read one from another person saying how rude they were about kids golfing! (I am attaching it in my photos). Disgraceful, rude and a waste of a day. The icing on the cake was my husband went back in to talk to the owner and the rude employee was TALKING about my family to other people!!! Do better Bedrock.

So, good and bad with everything... it's a great layout. It's a little tight in spots, (3 and 6), sometimes you need to hit your target, (3 and 8) sometimes you really REALLY need to think about where you DO NOT want to be, (the rest of them). You might need a draw off the tee sometimes, other holes you have to fade it. The approach shot variety is a little lacking wrt club selection, but the difficulty of those approach shots makes up for it. For instance, hit it "too far" on 1 and you have a downhill lie for your approach on the very first hole. Don't hit it far enough on 2 and you've got to fade it around trees from an uphill lie. It doesn't matter how far you hit it on 5, you'll have an uphill lie on your approach. See what I mean? And yes, I suppose that effects club selection to some extent... Pace of play isn't really a problem either. I've played single there a lot and typically either joined the group in front of was allowed to play through. It's rare that you have to play more than one ball to keep yourself occupied. The players there are friendly and polite, in general. Now, if those same folks could learn to fix their ballmarks + 2 more and replace divots, we'd really and seriously be getting somewhere. I'm not sure how you Homer Simpsons can simply walk by a ball mark that could cradle a softball without fixing it. Maybe you don't know how... Google it or something. I prefer the single tong, lift the middle technique. You won't even know it was there. I've never had an issue with the staff. Quite the opposite really. But I did read Darion's review. And I'd like to know what happens if (God Forbid) one of your kids falls off the cart and gets hurt. Are you going to sue the course for allowing too many people in a cart? Or are you going to realize the choice to overload the cart was yours and accept the responsibility? They have to assume the former, worst case since they might be right. Sadly, that is the way of things, but if you don't cover yourself from obvious lawsuits then we'd lose an awesome little course because??? But I digress. My apologies. The greens are almost always in great shape, not counting the ballmarks. (They get fixed at the end of the day making mornings a great time to play.) They roll pretty well, but maybe a little slow. There are a lot of trees competing for sunlight, and the tee boxes show it. But the greens are mostly in good shape, except for the couple that see a lot of shade. Trees are the enemy, Bedrock management. And yes, I'll help, and I won't sue you if I get hurt. The place can get a little weird if it rains a lot. It's drainage is ok, but can't keep up with a deluge. That's hardly a criticism, by the way. And it's around $20 ($25?) for 9 walking. And it's a pretty easy to walk it. So, a great course at a very good rate that you can walk. I highly recommend it.

Friendly staff and fun course for mid/high handy cappers. Was my wife's first time golfing ever and she had a blast. Good Bloody Mary's