Course Details
| Type: | Public |
| Greens Fees (including cart): | |
| Weekday: | under |
| Weekend: | under |
| General Manager: | Joseph Brotman |
| Guest Policy: | open |
| Dress Code: | No Dress Code |
| Season Start: | April |
| Season End: | End of November |
| Reserved Tee Times: | Not Required |
| Pro Shop : | no |
| Driving Range: | none |
| Short Game Practice: | yes |
| Water Hazards: | None |
| Sand Bunkers: | Scarce |
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Legitimatebeef - 5/10/10
Sure it's only a par 55, 1400 yard pitch and putt track, and ok, you tee off from rubber mats, but hey all in all it's a pretty special place. It's located on the more deserted end of public beach, built right on the dunes, among the native flora and fauna. Deer and bunnies are common sights. I come here with my girlfriend, who's not a golfer but always has fun playing a round with me here and enjoys the proximity to the beach, always a plus for the ladies. I shot my first ever even par round of golf here. The fun "par 4" hole and challenges you to cut off the dogleg (which is guarded by thickets of poison ivy and unfriendly scrub) and go for the green in one. Most every hole is secluded, ie you don't see too much of other holes and people while you're playing, which is great. All this can be yours for a measly $11 green fee. I love this place.
Sure it's only a par 55, 1400 yard pitch and putt track, and ok, you tee off from rubber mats, but hey all in all it's a pretty special place. It's located on the more deserted end of public beach, built right on the dunes, among the native flora and fauna. Deer and bunnies are common sights. I come here with my girlfriend, who's not a golfer but always has fun playing a round with me here and enjoys the proximity to the beach, always a plus for the ladies. I shot my first ever even par round of golf here. The fun "par 4" hole and challenges you to cut off the dogleg (which is guarded by thickets of poison ivy and unfriendly scrub) and go for the green in one. Most every hole is secluded, ie you don't see too much of other holes and people while you're playing, which is great. All this can be yours for a measly $11 green fee. I love this place.
NYKnucklehead - 12/26/11
ROXTCK32 - 7/15/08
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