Blackstone National Golf Club

The tee boxes were in very rough shape. Pace of play was awful, they sent us out on the 10th hole and after we made the turn to play on the front nine everything came to a screeching halt, having to wait on every shot when you had a 7am tee time is unacceptable. $115 green fee I would expect more from Blackstone National. The course itself is a tough track to play and very pinpoint on some holes, not for a beginner golfer.

Played here as a foursome on a weekend in July 2025- the course is very well maintained and challenging, though what killed us with the pace of play. Took us nearly 5 1/2 hours to finish our round of 18. I suspect part of their issue was how finicky the electric golf carts were- there were so many areas that are not intuitively out of bounds for the carts that we were only aware of and notified about once after we got into those areas and had to back out. The lady at the halfway house snack/sandwich/hotdog shop also seemed somewhat overwhelmed and half of the items were not available.

The course has made an incredible turnaround this year after suffering from the drought two years ago. Course is in great shape and the club added state of the art GPS in new carts. Be aware to not venture off into off limit parts or it will shutdown on you and the only option is reverse. While it can be an inconvenience it keeps those who ignore signs and instructions on the straight and narrow. The wedding barn has given the group the ability to put money into the course. Speaking of which, the barn itself is perfect venue with a great view for weddings and outings.