LBI National Golf & Resort

We got a very good rate thru Tee Off and played LBI National on February 3rd. Rather cold, but the wind laid down and the sun was out for us.

Typical winter golf, but given the wet fairways, frozen tee boxes and some of the greens it was fine-we had a great time.

Play was at a good pace and we saw the ranger numerous times during the round.

Unfortunately, the bar was closed on Monday, so no drinks after the round, but there was a very friendly cart girl, who we saw frequently during the round.

I have played here many times and since the ownership change the overall course conditions and the staff are much improved.

Open all year so good for winter golf, then should be really good during the Spring and Summer.

Ice and snow on couse,couse call and canceled. I appreciate that they did.

1st time playing this course since the name change from Sea Oaks. The course has been upgraded and is a challenging course. I enjoyed the layout and the water protected green on the back nine is picturesque. It is a challenging course to score which I enjoy as an avid golfer. I recommend this course although it comes with a hefty price usually $100+

Staff friendly and helpful.

Because of some rain the previous day the course was cart path only. Tees and fairways were soft and wet. Not much roll. Better drainage is necessary in some fairways and tee boxes.

Greens were rolling pretty nicely but there is room for improvement to get them in shape.

Pretty challenging greens. Bunkers were in good condition.

All in all a good course that just needs a little more TLC. Grow in some rough around the greens too.

Top 10 public courses in the state. Top notch course

Course is in great shape greens were very tough plus were in tough positions

I played atLBI National, formerly Sea Oaks, Perhaps 18 to 20 times in the last two years. It’s an outstanding venue for the serious golfer. The course is meticulous and challenging. Pace of play Can sometimes be a Problem when you get an experienced golfers in front of you that are hitting seven and won’t pick up the ball on a Par 3. I would never pass up the opportunity to play at this course.