Fast greens with a challenging layout. Number 9 is a great risk/reward par 5 while number 17 is a spectacular par 3 with ~100' drop to the green.

Sand traps are in worse shape than the local municipal courses-- not much sand and lots of gravel & rocks. I put the first nasty gouge on a Cleveland wedge that has many many rounds on it.

Have played the Bluffs several times, most recently in May 2003. This is a beautiful course but it was not up to its usual high standards during my last round. It just seemed to be a little ragged. I don't think I got good value for my money ($59 with range balls).

Customer Service

Left my cell phone on the range before the round (it was either bring the phone or stay home). Called the pro shop and asked them to retrieve it. Couldn't have been 25 yards from the shop. They blew me off.

Beautiful course to play.

I have not heard any good things about the greens, but that could of change since then.
Also a small area for a range.

Maybe its because I’m used to playing public courses, I don’t know. However, this is the most beautiful course I ever played. The fairways are awesome and there is a lot of elevation. I really enjoyed playing this course and when I get better, I will go back. I did not mind paying the high green fee. I felt the course was worth it. The only problem was when I played the greens were in bad shape. I still hear every once in a while someone has played there and the greens where in bad shape. But over all, it is still a great course to play. I just like the idea of hitting from a tee box over a 100 yards higher then the green on a 200-yard par 3. This would be another though course to walk, I don’t think I would try it.

There is also a great restured located on the course and a bed and breakfast hotel there also

Customer Service

Good service.

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Great restaurant. The range was a bit small.