Dyker Beach Golf Course

The courses has taken a hit with the covid situation and no money put into

The course but it should be back in shape by next year.

Always enjoy playing at Dyker Beach - so sad to see it in its current condition (course maintenance impacted severely by the Covid crisis).

Don’t waste your money. The condition of the course was horrendous . All aspects of the course, from tee boxes to the greens and everything in between .

Forward tee boxes and greens in tough shape. Due to Covid this NYC course that was closed for months and not maintained. Hopefully will be back in good shape next year.

Course condition is so bad that kills all the good vibe.

Dyker has hit a new low. The starter was rude. The sand traps are three feet deep in grass and crab grass is consuming the greens.

American golf should be ashamed of itself. They have destroyed a beautiful golf course.

Course looked like an abandoned golf course, I’ve played it hundreds of times and have never seen it in worse condition, it’s a shame when the best part of a round was when it ended, I know it’s a pandemic but people are still paying hard earned money! Awful!!

Greens were not kept, and sand traps had as many weeds as the greens.

Course in tough condition from Covid. Sand traps filled with crabgrass. Greens slow but not too choppy Tees grass thin if there. Ok if one plays lift clean and place. Otherwise quite playable.

Course was beat up with unplayable bunkers. Better courses in other boroughs for cheaper.

I understand the city has had a tough time focusing on things outside of immediate efforts to address the pandemic. But the condition of Dyker Beach was incredibly poor. Every sand trap overgrown with crabgrass, trees felled all over the course, crab grass everywhere, fairways with exposed dirt everywhere. There’s poor condition and then there is what we encountered at Dyker. Really nice people working there and a good crowd playing, but seemed like a groundskeeper hadn’t sniffed the course in weeks, if not longer.

Love this course but it’s in shocking condition. Avoid for the rest of the season. They let it go over the winter and even with three months rest it’s awful. Fairways are very patchy. Bunkers are full of greenery. Greens are decent though. Feel bad for the nice people working there.

There are lots of courses with mediocre or boring layouts that can get by because of good conditions.

This place has a boring layout but what it is missing is a white line around the property indicating Ground Under Repair. It is a mess.

The fairways are roughs, the roughs are untended, the greens are bumpy and inconsistent.

If I played there for free I would think that I had overpaid.

I am sure there are good reasons for this fall from relative grace but I don't care.

It is a metaphor for our current times