Brigantine Golf Links

The pictures show lots of beachfront, but the ad is super deceptive. You don’t actually have any ocean views, just views of the backs of beachfront houses. It’s an average course, but we were disappointed in the lack of any beach.

If I could give this course negative stars I would. The course is completely infested with horseflies, and I was bit between ten and fifteen times after only four holes. I had no choice but to quit (even though I was one over after four). I went back to the clubhouse and calmly asked the golf pro for my money back. The guy at the front desk flat out refused to refund my 85 dollars. Not only did he not refund my money but he did not provide an alternative ala free round on a later date, discount at pro shop, etc. Nothing!!! To top off this experience, I informed the folks that were about to tee off of the bug infestation and the the golf pro came outside and started swearing at me and told me to leave. In front of everyone!!! The golf pro was very rude and immature and was unable to handle a basic business challenge.
I’m in the process of reporting the golf pro and this experience to the USGA (family friends) as I’ve never been treated so poorly in my life on a golf course! The course was also in incredibly poor shape. Sandy should not be an excuse, I’ve played other courses in the area that are in perfect shape. But I’ve played on other poorly maintained golf courses before and had a great time, so the condition didn’t bother me as much as the absolutely horrible customer service.
Attention to all those who plan to play here. Don’t! The Ballamour is only a few towns over and is country clubesque. The staff is amazing, the course is in excellent shape, and they even give you free tees and free balls at the driving range. The costs was… get this, exactly the same!
Do not play here.

Fun course that gets challenging when the wind starts ripping. Good place for a round with your buddies. Playable for all level of player. Good discounts in the pm. Need skin so soft or some other spray they works for the greenheads.

Cost: $ 70pp on a weekday morning — way too pricey for the quality of this course
Nice people, but calling this a links course is like saying you’ve got binders full of women. «Links» is the land that separates the sea from the farmable area. This course is in the middle of a housing development. Its is very flat, Links courses typically have much more dynamics. The greens were ok, nothing special. The course was fairlly wide open, but overall boring.
Nothing pretty about this course, which is half the reason to play golf.
If you’re going to AC and want to play at a great place, i would much more highly reccommend Mcchullough’s.
We played 2 rounds for the bachelor party and Mcchulloughs is a true links style course, beautifully laid out and challenging.

It’s the closest course to AC, but that doesn’t mean its around the corner. From the boardwalk its prob like 20 – 25 minutes, from the Borgata it was a breeze, only 10 – 15 minutes.
At $ 85 pp (including cart) it’s not a bargain, and considering the condition, it’s over priced. I brought my own, but you can rent clubs; I don’t recommend it though, you’d be better off with a couple of tree branches and a tire iron.
The links are in a neighborhood, so if you struggle to keep your shots straight, as I do, be prepared for a little trespassing and maybe some B&E to get your balls back.
Bottom line, it’s a decent course to play with some buddies and throw back some beers if you’re for looking something to do outside of a casino.
Quick Tip: conceal your coolers well. The douchey ranger might make you put yours back in your car if he spies it in your cart.

In AC for a bachelor party and this place claims to be the closest one to AC. Staying at Revel it took us about 20 minutes to get there. Unfortunately, they don’t have a range but had an OK putting green. The course is surrounded by a neighborhood and has a links like feel. There is a big sign posted that states «Golfers are responsible for damage to homes etc) I asked the starter about this and he said «we were here first, if there is a problem, direct them to the clubhouse»
Each cart is equipped with GPS which makes playing a new course a bit easier. The fairways are pretty open, but are of crappy quality. Rough was reasonable and the greens rolled quite true.
If you are in town for a party and don’t want to drive a far ways, check it out. IT was $ 85 a person for a Saturday AM tee time.

I recently golfed at The Links at Brigantine Beach (Formerly known as the Brigantine Golf Club) this past weekend. I’m used to Texas golf at this point, so it was a nice change of pace to play a northern course pretty much right on the ocean.
Price: 66 bux with cart after 2 pm
Clubhouse: Nothing special — small bar, decent proshop, and an area for eating. Clubhouse was beachouse style considering we were about .5 miles from the Atlantic.
Practice Facilities: No range, but a decent putting green which is exactly what you can expect on the course. No bunker for practice though — they could easily add this since they have the space.
Course Itself: Fun layout, definitely a course you’ll have to play a couple times to know what to do. Many of the holes have some interesting layouts, with carries over bunkers which you won’t know what to hit until you play through a couple times. The yardage markers are either very off (on the long side) or I was just blasting shots that day. I would tend to say if it says 150, it will play 130−135…
Cons: LOTS OF BUGS. get the best type of bug spray you can as the «greenheads» as the locals call them will swarm you. I recommend high DEET content. It may prevent you from having children later in life… but least you wont be attacked.
Pros: Very flat, and is a great course for low scores once you know the layout. there is a lot of out of bounds, but as I said, it shouldn’t be an issue once you know the course. Fun place to play, chips roll out a LOT more than usual, so take that into consideration.
Value: For the conditions the course was in 66 dollars was fair considering you get GPS too. The fairways and rough could use some work but the green complexes were in great shape as were the bunkers. I liked the fescue around the course as it added a different feel too it. I would really give this course a high rating if it was condensed instead of spread out and didn’t have the houses nearby. As they can’t do anything about that, I guess I’m being picky and want a true «links» experience. I am docking this course on the bugs and the questionable rough and conditions around the fairways.
Verdict: Play here, you won’t be let down, but keep the driver in the bag on many of the holes!!!