Course reviews
+1 votes Bruce Spence › Post'l Point › July 31, 2018
This is the course where I learned to play so it has a special place in my heart. It seemed so daunting when first starting out, but it's now a great little run!
PROS:
- Nice tee pads
- Easy to follow layout
- Well-maintained course
- Some technical and some wide open holes
- Plenty of trees but fair!
CONS:
- Holes 1, 2, and 3 are waterlogged after any rain event
- Overflow parking from nearby beach cuts right across the middle of Hole 1
- Some very short holes
Overall, a great course for beginners and tough enough for experienced players to work hard and go low!
PROS:
- Nice tee pads
- Easy to follow layout
- Well-maintained course
- Some technical and some wide open holes
- Plenty of trees but fair!
CONS:
- Holes 1, 2, and 3 are waterlogged after any rain event
- Overflow parking from nearby beach cuts right across the middle of Hole 1
- Some very short holes
Overall, a great course for beginners and tough enough for experienced players to work hard and go low!
+0 votes Steve Duke › Post'l Point › February 14, 2020
This course has super potential, but because it is operated with non-appropriated funds there is not a lot of money put back into it. Last year, concrete tee pads were added. It is maintained by a crew of federal prisoners. Only those with military base access, and their guests, can play. It is managed by Outdoor Recreation, an organization that also rents boats and camping equipment.
+0 votes Brian Bennett › Post'l Point › April 3, 2021
Not a long course, but challenging enough for a good time. Requires base access to play (Military ID). They just recently hosted a tournament (South of 64/Latitude 64), which was my second ever and was interesting with the introduction of OB markers.