Go Fish
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2438 Dune Drive
Avalon, NJ 08202
(609) 830-2281
Price: $10.50 before 5pm; $11.50 after 5pm
Par: 44
Original Update
Difficulty: 6 Difficulty:
3
Creativity: 6 Creativity: 7
Atmosphere:
8 Atmosphere:
8
Original
Karin and Mandy played this course as a part of
O Street Mini Golf’s 4th Annual Winter Classic. The course was open exclusively for the
tournament, and it was a fantastic experience!
Not only was it a fun day of minigolf with like-minded enthusiasts, but
we also had the opportunity to meet the wonderful new course owners. The course was in good shape, despite it
being closed for the winter.
The nautical theming of the course was perfect
for the Jersey Shore. The windmill on
hole 16 was a unique take on a minigolf classic. There were a few holes that included an
obstacle to putt through, including an octopus and a couple fish. These are often the parts of the course that
suffer the most damage, and the condition of these was excellent. The carpets were also in good shape. There are umbrellas on the course providing
shade, which is important for a summer attraction.
There isn’t really anything to criticize on this
course. There is limited space for
waiting between holes, so it could get crowded during the peak summer
season. There are a couple holes where
it is easy to go out-of-bounds, but it did not distract from the enjoyment of
playing the course.
Overall we highly recommend this course if
you’re on vacation at the Jersey Shore.
The course is a fun tournament course and is surely a fun family
activity if you need a break from the sand and salt.
Update
The Putting Penguin played this course for the
second time in 2020 as O Street Minigolf’s $1000 Tournament, this time in
summer. The course was in excellent
condition. The seaside theming is
perfect for this Jersey Shore vacation spot.
Most holes only require two shots with the second short being relatively
short. Hole 18, a tree, is particularly
unique where a well-shot putt will roll down a ramp into proximity with the
cup.
We have no significant complaints about this
course. It is a little tight between
holes, especially when trying to distance in the midst of a pandemic. Sometimes successful putts through an
obstacle do not necessarily result in an advantage, and the holes with boats on
them can be frustrating. Ambidextrous
putters will have an advantage on this course as some shots are tight depending
on if a putter is left or right-handed. However,
none of that prevented us from enjoying the course.
Overall this course is not difficult and can be
easily enjoyed by the entire family. The
owners are clearly invested in this course and ensure a pleasant experience is
had by all. We highly recommend this
course to anyone who vacations or lives in the Avalon area.
Reviewed by Mandy, Karin, Pat & Putt
Reviewed in 2020
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