
| Blueberry Hill Golf Club was opened on May 27, 1961 as a nine hole course. Designed by golf course architects James Harrison and Ferdinand Garbin, the course was expanded to its present 18 holes in June of 1970. | |
| Playing at 6428 yards from the white tees, accuracy, rather than length, is required to score well at Blueberry. After a good drive into one of the many tree lined and sloping fairways, even more emphasis is placed on an accurate approach shot. | |
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Players will need to avoid steep banks, grass bunkering, and the five ponds that guard Blueberry's greens. Imagination, along with a good short game, will be required to compensate for a miss. With a back to front slope, a key element to scoring well at Blueberry Hill, is to keep the ball below the hole, where you'll have the best chance at birdie or par. |
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