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The course was carved out of an old sand quarry. It is creative, reasonably well groomed and challenging. No bar or restaurant, although alcohol can be carried. I always feel challenged here. The course design makes every hole its own with little lateral distraction from other holes. It can be hot since there are no trees.

Have played here numerous times over many years. It is consistenetly well managed and curated. There are more interesting courses in the area, but Harbor is always a pleasant outing.

This course is beautifully maintained. The layout offers numerous options with tee choice. Because it is a hotel amenity it has many first time players that makes the course more challenging. It would be great to call this my home course.

Twisted is unique. Every hole is its own vision. Dunes and fescue wall in the fairways and the greens are usually fast and well maintaied. It's not a 5 star for perfection or amenities but it is a fine course to challenge and enjoy.

The fall presents leaf and late sun issues. Twisted is a links style course with few leaves. although the rough earns its name. It is always well cared for and a test of any golfers ability with many tees choices.

The greens were unbelievably fine. As an island course with strong ocean breezes the greens keeper does a very ggod job of maintaining a flat course with adequate traps and hazards. This course while not especially difficult has the capriciousness of wind to make every round challenging.

Anytime the weather permits in February a round is a nesessity. The greens were recently plugged and sanded, but the fairways were in great shape as were the tee boxes. Twisted is raw golf, no cart girl or clubhouse amenities other than a snack bar. ( no bar). The layout is very unique, every hole is more or less isolated with dunes galore in a linx style. It plays as long as one likes. It is one of S. Jersey destination plays.

Jack Nicklaus created a wonderful course. There is major water on 3/4 of the course with little relaxation between the toughness. Bogies are very doable pars less so and birdies few. For a par three there were several drivable holes with lots of wind in the face. Risk/Reward is present in much of the course. I played after a day of hard rain which made the sand traps eroded and packed. They should have been racked. Overall it was a very enjoyable 18.

It a really nice course, that has suffered from lack of attention. It is probably a money pit, but with an infusion of $$ it could regain credibility as a destination. Admittedly the weather has been harsh this summer. The fairways took a beating and many greens are in tough shape. Hopefully the fall will be kind. Other area courses have weathered the same conditions well - go figure.

On a hot, humid day the trees (lots) cool the weather. The tee boxes, fairways and greens are very well maintained. The last couple times I played the pace of play was excellent.

Harbor Pines is always a treat. It is very well maintained and is probably good for most regular golfers. Though not extremely difficult, it is challenging enough to suit most players - me included. it is always on my list of courses to play.

The Bay course was the first Seaview (1914) course followed by the Pines. In the fall the Bay is a links type course with manageable leaves and Atlantic views to remember. It is preferable to the Pines course because it excludes the lost fairway drives that we all have experienced. Although I typically play the Pines, the Bay is absolutely wonderful. seaview is a must regardless of which course one plays.

I had heard erroneously that the the course was in bad shape, wrong!! Had a great outing- the course was in great shape- not aerating till October. Hope to play again soon.

The staff and convenience of this course are unbeatable. The food and bar are very good. For an old traditional South Jersey course this place is classic. No pretension just fun golf. I play here a couple times a year and thoroughly enjoy the experience.

Our tee time was delayed by 40 minutes due to a morning outing. They put us on the back 9 and asked if we would mind playing it twice due to a 3 PM outing.

Say what you will, the starter and staff handled the delays as professionals and we ended up with less than 4 hour round. In my book, in a seasonal resort, that's pretty great management.

I have played here often enough to know that under the right management it would be a very good course. The bank is maintaining: the fairways were very good, the greens very slow, the tee boxes quite dry, but not deteriorated.
Hopefully someone will see value in purchasing and bringing the course up to its potential.. The grounds are beautiful and capable of producing good wine, something the past owners did not seem interested in. The property has great value in my opinion.

Seaview without the crowds is a simple pleasure. Pine or Bay are always well groomed. The tee boxes were pretty beat up but the greens were pristine. The early leaf issues were well managed. Pretty close to a perfect afternoon in the Pines.