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LBI just reopened after 2 years. It was always a treat. With several GolfNow Rewards I was able to see and play it again. I needed the forward tees; I used to reach a couple of the par fives in two when it was first built. The layout is quite adventurous. Conditions were fine. Iwish LBI great success.

At the course i was informed that I would have to pay the cart fee. This did not happen just two weeks before. The "Hot Deal" was not "hot" at all. I paid the additional(fearing that Golfnow would not refund, but the higher price was now comparable to a number of other options at better courses. I only went to Princeton to use a reward. I hope the confusion will be resolved. I plan to try to contact Golfnow for further action

After a year, Princeton hasn't changed. Tight, very small greens, slanted back to front, traps on both sides at the bottoms. Plenty of trees to narrow the fairways. I had three short chips severely downhill just off the fringe that even good shots could not stop tap-in close. The greens were aerated and 6-10 footers were too tough

A great fun play was not so great because of almost totally burned out and diseased fairways. Extensive seeding and aeration should improve things in a couple of weeks. Staff was very nice and did not try to hide things. Sandtraps need attention sometime. We still had a good time and even a couple of birdies. The greens were fine.

Rain was scheduled to end at 11:00. We started at 11:30 with moderate rain that continued for an hour+, soaked grips, flooded greens. All four of us enjoyed ourselves regardless. Each player lost multiple shots to the conditions. Sun finally came out.

Greens a little slower than three weeks ago. Mower up to protect during a heat wave?

Wide fairways and big greens. Double bogies are hard to make. Two memorable carries over water; otherwise, you play and putt for pars and bogies on a very nicely conditioned track.

A little too open, fairways a little too wide. Otherwise just about perfect.

Golfnow gave me a perfect opportunity to play Ballamor in early April. Both greens and fairways were undergoing a lot of work, but everything was just fine for casual playing. The staff was very nice, letting me play earlier than my teetime. The course is tough but open. Iwill look for a chance to try it again.

I had heard that August-September were tough, but conditions were ok. November 3 was 75 degrees. Slope is 120 from the gold tees. White is just too long for Senior golfers. Two very long par-3s play short from the golds and allow chances for birdies. Lots of carry bunkers make pars on the 4s real achievements.
People are extremely nice.

work was being done which should make conditions wonderful this season. Otherwise, it was okay for March in Jersey.

Lack of effective starter caused confusion and some unpleasantness for single left at first tee and our three players who joined him. The young starter and a companion then harassed us several times on the course.

will be beautiful in a couple of weeks. lots of water and forced carries. greens elevated requiring carries. Not for everyone but a treat for those who can handle it. 18th hole is too doglegged for practically everyone. I will try to return when i get a lucky bargain. Closer than the Jersey Shore or the Chester County upscale courses to my town at Exit 5 on the NJTP.

Young strong hitters will not enjoy laying up on tree lined fairways and dog-legs. If they go straight then distances are short; only wedges left.

Aerated greens, fairways, and tees and heavy watering made the course tough to play. Bargain price made it ok overall. I played with two compatible players and finished before dark.