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Harbor Pines Golf Club

Designed by Stephen Kay, ASGCA and opened in 1996

Harbor Pines - Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey

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Course Details

Holes:

Par:

Length:

6827 yards

Slope:

129

Rating:

72.3

Driving Ranges:

Yes

The 18-hole "Harbor Pines" course at the Harbor Pines Golf Club facility in Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey features 6827 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 72.3 and it has a slope rating of 129. The estimated green fees for 18 holes is $148. Harbor Pines Golf Club Golf Club has an onsite driving range with 6 practice tees. Designed by Stephen Kay, ASGCA, the Harbor Pines golf course opened in 1996.

Estimated Green Fees

$148

Scorecard for Harbor Pines

HOLE	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	OUT	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	IN	TOT
Black73.10/134	505	380	170	400	452	394	526	215	460	3502	540	182	339	400	335	179	402	461	487	3325	6827
Blue70.70/126	480	360	153	395	422	364	502	190	435	3301	530	172	333	383	325	158	385	437	479	3202	6503
White69.10/122	465	340	143	370	402	345	474	170	419	3128	511	162	291	351	315	150	367	409	458	3014	6142
Green70.70/122	430	282	125	313	378	279	435	159	367	2768	440	142	266	318	279	117	321	364	423	2670	5438
Green (L)71.80/124	430	282	125	313	378	279	435	159	367	2768	440	142	266	318	279	117	321	364	423	2670	5438
Red (L)68.80/118	412	271	123	296	360	263	418	137	346	2626	419	130	233	296	252	108	298	335	402	2473	5099
Par	5	4	3	4	4	4	5	3	4	36	5	3	4	4	4	3	4	4	5	36	72

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2.5

Based on 4 Reviews

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Ray L. Reviewed July 08, 2021

Early July and doing maintenance on the greens. The front 9 was fine. The back 9 was a totally different experience. Actually spreading sand on the greens for the entire back 9. With the amount of money paid for this round, I should not have to putt through other golfers footprints on the greens.
Maintenance workers actually ran over one of our tee shots and left engines idling while putting and hitting from fairways.
Will never be back to your course, management should be ashamed of the maintenance crew and should have given discount if working on greens during a round.
Played many of rounds of golf up and down the East coast and this is by far the worst experience I have ever had. Truly embarrassing conditions to a course I heard great things about..

Paul M. Reviewed July 07, 2017

Got a great deal with golf link. Played a very nice course in great condition. Did not play well but that's my problem.

Jeff D. Reviewed August 15, 2010

Brutally average golf course. Conditions in August were sub-par, and worse than some muni courses (in the fairways). The greens were in good shape.

If you like dead straight holes, with an occasional dogleg that forces you to layup mixed in, then you might like this place. It is one of the most lazy designs I have ever seen. Even the corridors of trees appear too have been cleared by someone who drew two straight parallel lines on either side of the hole, and cut down everything in between. It is bowling lane golf with some bunkers thrown in.

I like Stephen Kay's work in general. Scotland Run is good, and McCullough's has some really fun holes, but this course is a snore and NOT up to the standard of the other high end courses in the area; Twisted Dune, Vineyard, Seaview, Ballamor, Atlantic City, Sea Oaks, et al.

The course I played today was worth $65, not $105.

Thomas J. Reviewed July 26, 2010