Marine Park Golf Course

GREAT GREENS AND FAIRWYS

THE ROUGH COULD USE SOME GROWTH AND THE TRAPS

NEED SOME SAND OTHER THAN THAT THE COURSE WAS TERRIFIC

The staff is a bit protective, but very attentive and when you get on the course you realize that they do a great job keeping the course in great condition. A very diverse group of golfers enjoy their time on a very long and solid course, very tough to find in NYC. Will return for more.

Still in great shape tee to green even in July. Greens rolling a little slower than usual but still true. Biggest complain is the pace of play, 12 holes took our 3some 3 hours to play and this was teeing off at 12:30pm. Every par 3 we came to were 1 or 2 groups waiting. I decided to leave after 12 with 2 groups waiting to tee off, for sure it would have taken me at least another 2 hours to complete.

This is by far the best NYC muni course. Although the fairways are wide open and pretty straight, the lack of tree cover and proximity to the water make it pretty windy. The greens are in fantastic shape and are very difficult if you don't leave the ball below the hole. The bunkers could use a lot of work. If you get stuck in one, it's like hitting out of dry dirt and not sand. Overall, though, this course is a lot of fun to play and in great shape.

The coures is in such Good shape. The hole are long greens are fast

For the price you can't beat this golf course...you are greeted with a par 5 from the get go and don't be fooled that the wide open fairways will continue.

Great course but quite tough. Played it a few times and enjoyed it more as I got to know it a bit better. Unfortunately like a lot of city courses it gets a bit too busy in the summer and rounds are long. Course ranger was around but didn't make any effort to speed up the pace of play.

Fairways in good shape and greens as good as ever . Front side still a little slow.

The greens are getting faster since the first time I came.. This is my home course,,, it's great for beginners and even the player that's been playing for 10yrs

I found the course to be in tip top shape. The fairways were the best they've ever been and I've been playing at Marine for over 30 years. The greens have always been great and they continued to be great. In fact they were even better than great.

My only suggestion is that they work on the sand traps that surround the greens. They've added several sand traps throughout the course and these I found to be great.

Overall though, I'm looking forward to playing this Brooklyn gem again!

Tees / greens / fairways all in immaculate condition, especially considering all the play that this course gets. Greens are huge and sloping (unlike many municipal courses, with flat boring greens).

Wide-open (like most links courses), which makes the round more fun and playable. Yet still definitely challenging with the wind and the difficult green complexes.

Pro shop was very helpful in squeezing me in as a single on a busy Saturday. Walked for $39, great deal for NYC.

Not overly penal. A great course for the average player.

Always Very Windy & Very Slow Pace Of Play,Ranger Didn't Tell Foresome In Front Of Us To Speed There Pace Of Play Up Till The 14th Hole,51/2 Hour Round,Terrible !!!

Decent muni course - fair amount of ongoing work on a couple of holes

this course can be so much better with some more effort

Play during the week and you're in for a nice round. Play on the weekend and settle in for a 6 hour hike. As far as the course, they've done a nice job fixing it up, but there are a few ridiculous (sloped) greens and they often don't help themselves with poorly placed pins.

Many improvements over the past year getting better all the time.

Ok, but nothing special Very bland. Wouldn't recommend course to anyone

This is a nice course, but it can be a real challenge. It’s a links style course designed by Robert Trent Jones, and it features his trademark small greens with lots of slope. Also most of the greens are guarded by big bunkers. The course is only about 7,000 yards, but on a windy day it can feel like 7,500. I think most people will appreciate the simplicity of this design since there aren’t any tricks here to make the course artificially difficult. It is a straight forward test of skill and course-management. You must position yourself off the tee in order to have a good angle at the green, and you must leave your approach shot below the hole if you hope to make birdie. The rough isn’t very thick, there aren’t many trees, and there’s only one water hazard, but this course will really punish you if you aren’t focused.

Management has made some good improvements to the course, and I expect that it will get better and better. I’m glad to see that they are replacing the sand in some of the bunkers. Next I hope that they laser-level the tees, because some of them are noticeably uneven. But overall this is my favorite city course.

The Robert Trent Jones Sr design is classic. Alittle TLC in the course and it would be one of the best courses in the area.

Renovations still going on but you can tell there is a lot of money going into this course. New tee boxes are in excellent condition. Staff was fantastic from the pro shop to the starter and at the bar, very friendly. Greens were in ok condition given that it is January, but there isn't a flat putt to be found here which can be a bit frustrating. Lots of severe slopes with very difficult pin placements, but since the course itself is quite easy, there has to be a challenge somewhere. The biggest problem here is pace of play - nearly 6 hours!!