Reviewed by: Rich , Shoots in the 100s

Summary:
Has an 18-hole course, a 9-hole pitch & putt, a miniature course and a driving range. The long course is a par-3 ranging from 105-248 yards. Everything about it - tee boxes, fairways, greens are all fantastic! Greens vary - some are very fast. Soda machines are also provided on two of the hole's tee boxes - so convieniant! The 105 yard hole #15 has a nice "frog statue" in the middle of the pond. Don't miss it! If you hit it, you get an ace - JK! As for the pitch and putt: Yardages range from 44-91. It is difficult, because the greens are glass-surface like once the ball hits it. Cost for the 18-hole course is $12 - an exceptional value! For pitch and putt, it's $5 for nine, and $4 for the next nine.

Customer Service:
This is a wonderful facility, unlike any other public no-tee-time course that I've experienced anywhere in the Jersey Shore area. Clubhouse is a pro shop and snackbar combined whereas they give you a ticket once a green fee is paid, much like a boardwalk-type facility. Benches are provided everywhere for relaxation. Nice staff too!

Similar Courses Played:
Driving range is also excellent. Lessons are provided upon request - for a fee of course.

Reviewed by: Herman , Shoots in the 100s

Summary:
WOW! That is all I can say. The golf experience I was bestowed upon at Woods Golf Center has rendered me almost speechless. If golf was actually a piece of meat, this course might be considered Fillet while Augusta National could simply be called Roast Beef. The grass and greens were of the quality of a fine Persian carpet and the lush fairways were hugged by beautiful birchwood, perhaps equivalent to the fingers of God. Waterways encircled portions of this oasis in the futile desert of the game called golf, where crystaline nectarious water housed many exotic fish, pleasing to the eye. The people on the course took etiquette to a level beyond that of ordinary folk, and their treatment of the course could only be described as infallible.