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Blue Rock Spring Golf Club

CA

Blue Rock Springs Golf Course features two championship 18-hole layouts-the East Course and West Course-offering 36 holes of golf in the Northeast Bay Area near Vallejo, California. The West Course, originally designed by Joe Mortara Sr. and Jack Fleming, opened in 1941. The facility includes a 28-stall driving range with grass tees available Friday through Sunday, complete banquet facilities, and instruction from PGA-certified professionals. Located in Solano County with convenient highway access, the course serves golfers from Vallejo and the greater Bay Area. Blue Rock Springs has received recognition as the "best of" public golf course by the U.S. Commerce Association in 2022 and has been acknowledged as one of Solano County's top facilities from 2015 to 2025. The course is known for competitive rates, friendly service, and well-maintained conditions, making it accessible to golfers of all skill levels.

Blue Rock Spring Golf Club - West Course

CA

Blue Rock Springs Golf Club operates two championship 18-hole courses in Vallejo, California, serving the Northeast Bay Area and greater Solano County region. The West Course was originally designed by Joe Mortara Sr. and Jack Fleming, opening in 1941. Both courses provide 36 holes of play with competitive rates and accessible highway access from the greater Bay Area. The facility features a 28-stall driving range with grass tees available Friday through Sunday, complete banquet facilities, and instruction from PGA-certified professionals. Blue Rock Springs earned recognition as the "best of" public golf course by the U.S. Commerce Association in 2022 and has been acknowledged as one of Solano County's top facilities from 2015 to 2025. The courses accommodate various skill levels and offer tournament play, league competitions including a Twilight Golf League and Women's Golf Club, and comprehensive instruction programs. The venue also serves as a wedding and event destination with banquet services available on-site.

Blue Shamrock Golf Club

PA

Blue Shamrock Golf Club is an 18-hole course in Palmerton, Pennsylvania featuring 6,700 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72, designed by Art Wall and opened in 2014. The course has a rating of 71.6 and a slope rating of 123. The course offers four sets of tees providing ranges of difficulty for golfers of all skill levels. The layout features lots of elevation changes. The club includes a full-size practice range, sand bunker, chipping area, and digital simulators in a lounge-like environment. There are two onsite restaurants: the Blue Shamrock Restaurant and Gallagher's Pub. Blue Shamrock Golf Club also has space to accommodate up to 200 people for weddings, meetings, or other events. The course operates as a public daily-fee facility and is located in Carbon County's Pocono region of northeastern Pennsylvania.

Blue Sky Golf Club

FL

Blue Sky Golf Club is an Arnold Palmer Signature Design public golf course located in Jacksonville, Florida at 1700 Monument Road. The course offers flexible play options of 3, 6, 9, or 18 holes, accommodating golfers with varying amounts of time available. Completed in 2014, the facility underwent over $1.5 million in renovations including new greens and an updated clubhouse. Located centrally in Jacksonville near the beaches, downtown, and southside areas, the course features an inclusive design welcoming players of all skill levels. The facility is beginner-friendly while still presenting challenges for experienced golfers thanks to Palmer's thoughtful design. Blue Sky distinguishes itself with a relaxed atmosphere and no formal dress code policy. Beyond golf, the club offers extensive amenities including a modern driving range equipped with TopTracer technology and Power Tee automatic tees for day and night practice. The clubhouse features a full-service bar and grill, over 20 flat-screen televisions, and recreational games like cornhole. The facility serves as an event venue hosting corporate outings, tournaments, private parties, and group events, with catering available through the onsite restaurant.

Blue Springs Golf Club

Ontario

Blue Springs Golf Club is an 18-hole course located in Acton, Ontario, situated on 444 acres of ruggedly beautiful country northwest of Toronto. The layout is characterized by exciting terrain that features elevated tee shots, views of pristine forests, leafy valleys, and ponds teeming with largemouth bass. The course is designed as a classic risk-reward layout, offering many temptations off the tee and leading to well-protected greens that feature a wide range of contour. The course presents a challenge for experienced golfers, particularly from the tips which stretch to almost 7,000 yards, while still providing an opportunity for fun for novices. The testing nature of the holes requires a reliable short game to navigate the undulating greens. The facility is supported by first-class practice facilities designed to help golfers sharpen their game through various instruction methods. Blue Springs Golf Club is notable for being the home of the PGA of Canada headquarters. The club features a casually elegant cottage-style clubhouse that complements the pristine surroundings and offers a relaxing venue with a wide-ranging menu. The location provides a distinct setting that combines natural beauty with serious golfing challenges.

Blue Top Ridge

IA

Blue Top Ridge is an 18-hole par 72 course designed by golf course architect Rees Jones, spanning over 7,400 yards and completed in 2007. Located in Riverside, Iowa, the course is part of the Riverside Casino and Resort. Holes are laid out on the floodplain of the meandering Iowa River with several fairways routed around man-made lakes. The back nine is easily the more compelling of the two sides and raises the level of the course quite a bit after a fairly average front nine. The back nine is noted for having the longest hole in Iowa. The 16th hole-a 665-yard par 5-is heralded as the longest hole in Iowa, with the drop from the tee to the bottom of the fairway being 60 feet before climbing back uphill 50 feet to the green. Water comes into play on most of the holes on the front while the back uses the terrain to deliver the challenge. The course has hosted many Iowa Section Events including the Iowa Open and Iowa Junior Open. The Iowa Open has been held at Blue Top Ridge annually since 2009, with multiple champions crowned at the course.

Blueberry Hill Golf Course

PA

Blueberry Hill Golf Course is a Par 72 public course located in Western Pennsylvania, near the Kinzua Dam and Allegany National Forest. Known throughout Western New York and Northwestern Pennsylvania as one of the region's most scenic courses, it features mature trees and wide-open views across every hole with significant elevation changes. The course is characterized by fast, challenging greens and presents a fair but demanding test of golf. Its setting within the Allegheny National Forest provides a picturesque backdrop with panoramic views that define the playing experience. Multiple tees accommodate golfers of varying skill levels. Blueberry Hill offers full facilities including a pro shop, full-service restaurant and lounge, and lodging accommodations minutes from the course. The facility hosts league play and provides golf lessons and a driving range. The course is popular for tournaments and group outings, offering package deals that combine golf with nearby attractions and lodging options.

Blueberry Hills Golf Course

MN

Blueberry Hills Golf Course is a 9-hole course located just outside Deer River in northern Minnesota. Situated in the scenic landscape of northern Minnesota, the course offers a challenging layout that appeals to golfers of varying skill levels. According to player reviews, the course is well-maintained and reasonably priced, with no tee times required, making it accessible for casual play. The facility operates as a combined golf course and campground, with a 28-site RV park featuring full hookups located adjacent to the course. The setting provides a peaceful escape in Minnesota's northern landscape, complemented by additional recreational amenities. The course is owned and operated by Jordan and Nikki Osse, who purchased it in 2009 and have both played the course since childhood-notably meeting on the 3rd hole. Blueberry Hills is characterized as a quaint, well-managed facility that serves both local golfers and visitors staying at the associated campground. The course maintains the charm of a traditional 9-hole layout while providing a quality golfing experience in a natural northern Minnesota setting.

Blueberry Pines

MN

Blueberry Pines Golf Club is a championship 18-hole course located near Park Rapids and Menahga in Northern Minnesota. Situated on 39161 US Highway 71, approximately 8 miles south of Park Rapids, the course is set amongst the natural beauty characteristic of the region, featuring towering trees, rolling hills, and a spring-fed stream that winds through the layout. The course is designed to provide a fair challenge for golfers of all ability levels, balancing playability with competitive difficulty. The natural landscape and water features create an engaging playing experience while maintaining accessibility for recreational players. A distinctive element of the course is its resident family of mute trumpeter swans, which adds to the unique character of the property. The facility encompasses more than just the golf course, offering a full clubhouse experience with dining options, membership programs, and instruction services. The setting showcases the scenic qualities that define Northern Minnesota golf, with the spring-fed stream and undulating terrain providing both aesthetic appeal and strategic design considerations throughout the round.

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Bluebonnet Country Golf Course

TX

Bluebonnet Country was designed by Jay Riviere and opened in 1973. The course features 18 holes with a par of 72 and a length of 6495 yards. Once labeled as "one of the greatest second shot courses in the country" by original pro Jay Hebert (captain of the 1971 Ryder Cup team), this bluebonnet-laden track is the highlight of a 2,200-acre development between Houston and College Station. Jay Riviere incorporated lakes, ponds, and creeks on 14 of 18 holes, as well as some impressive elevation changes. Rick Forester came through for a redesign in 1983 to spice up the layout. At Bluebonnet CC you'll find good birdie chances in the short 500-yard par 5s, as well as a few tough pars in the long par 4s that approach the 450-yard range. No. 11 is the best hole, a 360-yarder with water on either side of the dogleg fairway and the approach is into a green surrounded by bunkers. At first glance, the course looks moderate to easy, but after a few holes you realize that it is more of a "target" course than you imagined, with well laid out challenges suitable for all levels of leisure golfers. From the back tees, the course will challenge even the best of golfers.

Bluefield Elks Club Golf Course

WV

Bluefield Elks Golf Course is a 9-hole golf course located at 1501 Whitethorn Street in Bluefield, West Virginia. The course features 2,776 yards of golf from the longest tees with a par of 35, a course rating of 35.1, and a slope rating of 123. Opened in 1912, it ranks among the oldest golf courses in Mercer County and offers scenic mountain views characteristic of the West Virginia landscape. The facility is semi-private, operated by the Bluefield Elks Lodge No. 269 (chartered in 1883), and is open to both members and the general public. The course presents moderate difficulty suitable for both avid golfers and beginners. It is characterized as a scenic 9-hole layout that maintains good course conditions. The golf course is part of the larger Elks Lodge facility, which includes dining and banquet amenities. Green fees are approximately $15 for non-members for nine holes, with cart included.

Bluenose Golf Club

Nova Scotia

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Blues Creek Golf Club

OH

The 18-hole Blues Creek course features 6,029 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 70. Located just outside of Marysville, Ohio, approximately three miles north of US 33 on State Route 4, the course is situated on 134 acres in the Northwest part of Union County. It was established as a nine-hole golf course in 1977 by Ronald L. Bayes with the help of his family, friends, and golf-buddies. The course is not a long course but it is a par 70 with extremely narrow, tree-lined fairways with small greens. The golf course sprawls across hilly terrain that provides some tricky uneven lies, and the layout has an interesting mix of holes including several lengthy par 4s and par 5s. In the fall of 2018, a major renovation of the bunkers was completed, and in 2019 and 2020, the ponds on holes 3, 5, and 8 were drained and reconstructed. Although it is seemingly benign, the course has many surprising challenges that are a formidable test for even skilled golfers. The greens putt fast and true, and the course requires careful course management and will test shot-making skills.

Bluestone Country Club

PA

Bluestone Country Club is a private country club in Blue Bell, Pennsylvania, founded in 1949 as Meadowlands Country Club. The Championship Course is an 18-hole, par 71, 6455-yard championship caliber golf course. Originally designed by renowned father and son team Bill and David Gordon, the course was designed as a walking course with a quality caddie program. The Gordon Team is credited with designing and consulting on many fine courses, including Saucon Valley's Grace course (PA), Hershey's Mill Golf Club (PA), and White Manor Country Club (PA), among many others. The golf course was built on open and very gently rolling land, where cattle and horses had grazed for years. When updated in the mid-'90s, seven new holes were created, a number of others were revised, trees were removed, and water was brought into play as the par-71 Championship Course became a more contemporary and stimulating test of golf. The Championship Course features undulating greens, strategic bunkering, and water hazards that make the course fun yet challenging. Each hole offers a challenge to golfers of all skill levels by providing four separate tee boxes. In 2007, The Championship Course was utilized as a qualifying venue for the U.S. Amateur. In 2016, Meadowlands was sold amid financial trouble. The club was later renamed Bluestone Country Club.