Dyker Beach Golf Course

Very good course for a city track. Greens rolled well. Lines were kept. Fairways are cut and well kept. Only down side is that nobody fixes ball marks anymore. Rule of golf : urs plus one.

If you are looking for an expensive, 6 hour round on a poorly maintained course, then you will want to play here. Otherwise, its a complete waste of time and money. It is an absolute struggle to get through a round everytime i play here and usually end up walking off after 6 hours whether i have complete 18 holes or not. No management anywhere on the course to keep things moving. Really brutal.

We reserved our time online and it seemed like there were plenty of t-time's available. However, when we turned up there was a long wait to register and eventually to tee-off. Likely b'cos they overbooked. Additionally, our cart broke down on hole 13 and they did not issue us any credit or refund.

Course it self is nice and fun to play, but improving the logistics, reservations and coordination could greatly improve the experience and flow. It's not that hard to do, just needs someone with the right level of experience and planning to coordinate.

I got there early thinking I would practice but this course does NOT have a driving range. They have a small putting range across the street but the putting holes just had bumpers, not actual holes which may not be a big deal to most but if you have ever putted where the ball rolls along the rim just to change direction and miss the hole you know the practicing with an actual hole is more important than just getting a "feel" of the green speed. The worst part was that I had paid for a booked a time through Golfnow but when I got to the course they claimed my time was 45 minutes later because they claim that Golfnow book wrong times. I say, if you know this happens you should contact Golfnow and fix the issue or if you're not competent enough to fix it then stop offering times on Golfnow. The starter was very discordant and was causing errors for so many people to start that everyone was delayed at the front and back 9 and groups got mixed up because of it. The fairways were in good shape but the greens were all ulcerated and just poorly maintained. Overall, I say it's OK if you live near by and can walk there but definitely NOT worth the price or travel for what you get.

It would be nice to have been able to buy a beer or two during the round.

dyker beach is well known for been backed up ,the course is ok ,on this occasion all the greens were aerated and all had sand on them ,plus they were doing 9 and 10 fairways with the tractor with spikes so there was no chance of your drive going anyway ,very disappointing , it would have been nice to know in advance so i could have avoided playing for a few weeks until the greens settle in

This course is always backed up with no rangers and pace of play is a joke. The reason being is that they are constantly overbooked and also allow groups to start on the 10th hole so once i leave the 9th hole there is some unknown foursome teeing off that were not in front of me after the 9th hole.

Greens are in excellent shape. Its very difficult for the hard working staff to keep the leaves off the greens. A awesome course to walk.

It was tough to get a true feel for the course as I played in constant rain but from what I saw it looks like this could be a fun course in better conditions. Not overly challenging in any one way and allows you to play a variety of shots into the greens.

The one disappointing thing was when I Initially arrived at 8am the Pro Shop was not open yet and then they said they were closed due to the rain. The other thing that bothered me was they didn't have any coffee available for purchase. It was a cold, wet day and grabbing a coffee at the turn would've been nice.

Overall experience was great... Slow fore some ahead that looked like first time golfers. Slowed up play for 3 groups. In desperate need of ranger to speed up play.

During this golf season I tried to get out at least once a week which, as you may know, can get a little pricey. Because of this Dyker was always put on the back burner for cheaper places like marine park or the Staten Island courses. So when I saw the late season deal at dyker I jumped on it. I was a little disappointed with how crowded it was and how long the round took in general, but the course itself was nice and well kept, as wel as not too difficult. Not sure when I'll play here again I do prefer the other courses but overall it was fine.

A golf course plays in Brooklyn. Great course. It's in great shape this year. Fairways are firm and the greens are running smooth (most of them,anyway). Just bring some patience. It's crowded and plays slowly.

The course & greens are in very good condition. The greens are challenging for putts. I played the back nine and walked in 2hours 15 mins . I def would play again

Went with 3 others we all loved it you didn't feel like you were in the city. I would so it again anytime

Short course, fairways and ruff are not maintained and appears heavily relied upon rain. If I had a choice I would not play here again but I know in NYC you don't have much of a choice so people appear to tolerate this type of condition and pay money up words of $60.

Took about 5 hours to finish the round, but I did like the ease of access from Manhattan ($35 by cab).

Decent course, although always a little slow, no matter what time of day.

A must: go to Dyker bagels after for a chicken ridiculous. It makes the journey to the bottom of brooklyn 100% even more worth it.

Nice enough course, not very adventurous layout - no water hazards and many holes just straight tee to green. Fairways in great condition. Greens decent though a reminder sign to "repair ball marks" would help. Main problem was pace of play. Clearly they overbook, not leaving enough space between tee times. I played on a weekday around noon. Waited over 30mins on first tee. Many holes backed up. Finished 5:30pm. Difficult to enjoy with such a slow pace.

Nice course ! Offering challenging par 3, long par 4, and rewarding par 5 , where going for d green in 2 can result in a challenging bunker shot ! The course is in average condition and the staff was ok, too many people teeing off at the same time , and the pace of play was about 4.5 hours

Course was in good condition. Will walk next time out. Able to play 9 in just under 2hours