Blue Course

Frequently Asked Questions

How challenging is the Blue Course for an average golfer, and what's its signature test?

The Blue Course lives up to its reputation; it's a proper test, especially if the wind picks up on the back nine's exposed holes. You'll find the par-4 14th, with its tricky approach over the marsh, is where many rounds go sideways, so plan your layup carefully. Don't let the challenge intimidate you, though; it's a fair fight if you play smart.

When is the ideal time to visit and play the Blue Course for the best conditions and fewer crowds?

We always recommend late spring, typically May, or early fall, around September, for the Blue Course. The weather is usually perfect-crisp mornings and warm afternoons-and you'll avoid the peak summer rush and higher green fees. You'll get pristine conditions without feeling rushed.

Is the green fee at the Blue Course justified, and what does the overall experience include?

Absolutely, the green fee at the Blue Course is a solid investment for the quality you receive. You're paying for impeccably maintained bentgrass greens, a truly memorable layout, and top-notch service from the moment you arrive. Expect a seamless experience, from the practice facilities to the post-round clubhouse amenities.

What's the most unique feature or "must-see" hole at the Blue Course that sets it apart?

You absolutely have to experience the dramatic downhill par-3 7th hole; it's a stunner. With its elevated tee box offering panoramic views of the valley and a challenging green guarded by a creek, it's a photo-op and a true test of your short iron game. It's a hole you'll remember long after your round.

Should I take a caddie or can I easily navigate the Blue Course with a cart?

While carts are available and the course is walkable, we strongly suggest taking a caddie at the Blue Course, especially for your first time. Their local knowledge of the subtle breaks on the greens and optimal tee shot lines on the doglegs is invaluable. You'll shave strokes and enjoy the walk much more.