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10th & Boardwalk
Ocean City, NJ 08226
(609) 399-9090
Price: $7 before 6pm, $8 after
Par: 44
Difficulty: 3
Creativity: 10
Atmosphere:
9
This is one of two courses owned by the same
group on the Ocean City boardwalk. We ended up playing it at the tail end of a
hot summer afternoon after practice for a tournament and playing another course
that day. Our expectations going into it
were not that high as from the outside it looked a bit like any other nautical
themed boardwalk course. A lot of the course is hidden from the boardwalk so we
ended up being surprised at how expansive the course actually was in terms of
depth from the frontage.
We knew it was going to be an interesting course
from the jump as the first hole ended up with and easy but creative aces. We then realized this was going to be a theme
for the rest of the course. Nearly every
hole has some sort of path that is close to a guaranteed ace. You’ll get the occasional lip out but for the
most part they will drop right in. The
holes also tend to be forgiving though if you do have an errant tee shot on
some, the scores might add up quickly. For reference we had a range of 32 to 48
on our scorecard. The pathways they created for the ace shots and the holes
themselves were some of the most creative we have seen in over 200 courses, and
could definitely keep you coming back to try to master them all.
The theming of the course is also
excellent. Upon first glance it appears
to just be a seaside/fishing village when you walk in but then brings a
historical bent covering the history of the Sindia
shipwreck off the coast, complete with a replica of the ship. The ship has
holes on it but also blocked the back side of the course, which is where you
don’t realize how much there is to the course.
Especially coming off of playing Tee Time down the boardwalk that crams
its holes into a much smaller footprint. The course also has a fun surprise if
you sink the ace on the final hole.
There’s a good amount of space on the course,
which we put to use working around some large groups though there is little to
shade you from the summer sun. It was clean and in good condition, and the
price point is excellent for any course let alone one in a tourist area. With
all those factors we’d definitely recommend hitting this one up if you are in
Ocean City!
Reviewed by Mandy, Pat & Putt
Reviewed in 2021
Course
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Map
Cost: $?
Par: 44
Difficulty: 3
Creativity: 10
Atmosphere: 9
First, although a course that was in good condition, immaculately
clean & by the ocean would normally get a 10 atmosphere
score from me, I had to subtract a point for a very unfriendly employee. Ok -
on to the positive. Aside from the rest of the atmosphere being pleasing, this
was a very easy course but not at all boring. I was worried the ball may have
popped out of the shallow cups but that wasn’t an issue. I also very much enjoyed that the course told a story involving local
history.
Reviewed by Glenda R
Reviewed in 2022