SOUTH YARMOUTH, Mass. -- It's not on the beach. There's no regulation golf course on property. There's no spa for Mom or hot tub for the kids. But the Blue Rock Golf Resort still tends to charm guests into coming back year after year.
Staying at Blue Rock is one of the best values on Cape Cod. You're away from the hustle-and-bustle of the beach towns, but close enough to enjoy them, if you so wish. The accommodations are comfortable and convenient. The restaurant at Blue Rock is quite good.
The 2,868-yard Blue Rock Golf Course serves as the perfect alternative to a full championship layout with holes ranging from 103 yards to 255 yards. It takes less time to play and costs less, leaving more time spent on those pristine beaches.
Blue Rock Golf Resort guests have access to several nearby beachfront resorts also run by Red Jacket Resorts. All Red Jacket Resorts feature an outdoor pool as well. For those players addicted to golf, lessons from Blue Rock Golf Professional Patrick Fannon could be the first step in landing an ace on his well manicured short course.
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Blue Rock takes less time to play -- leaving more time spent on the pristine beaches. Jason Scott Deegan/Golf Advisor
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The Blue Rock Golf Resort pool is a popular spot for children in summer. Courtesy of Red Jacket Resorts
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The Blue Rock Golf Course clubhouse sits across the street from the lodging and restaurant. Courtesy of Red Jacket Resorts
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Although the Blue Rock Golf Resort isn't on the water, it provides access to two nearby beachfront Red Jacket Resorts. Courtesy of Red Jacket Resorts
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The Blue Rock Golf Resort is nestled in a secluded neighborhood in Cape Cod. Courtesy of Red Jacket Resorts
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The 18th hole is one of the more challenging shots on the par-3 Blue Rock Golf Course. Jason Scott Deegan/Golf Advisor
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Trees and manicured conditions create a nice setting on the par-3 Blue Rock Golf Course. Jason Scott Deegan/Golf Advisor
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The ninth hole of the Blue Rock Golf Course is a keeper. Jason Scott Deegan/Golf Advisor
