Reviewed by: Tim, Shoot in the 90s, from Rockville, MD, USA

Summary:
This is a pretty flat course, but so are most on the Eastern Shore. We played the West course. Don't let the first hole fool you. This course has several really fun holes, a couple of relaxign holes, and is also well maintained. Everyone in our group would play it again. Devil's Island may test your blood pressure, so take it easy. Nice staff. They were doing renovations to the clubhouse when we were there.

Customer Service:
Excellent staff

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Reviewed by: david fielding, Shoot in the 90s, from potomac, md

Summary:
A traditional beach layout that is fairly straightforward. It's pretty flat which didn't impress me much. It is still challenging, but it wouldn't be my first choice in O.C. That would go to Eagles Landing.

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Nice clubhouse and good staff.

Reviewed by: Robert Hoffer, Shoot in the 80s, from Mount Joy, Pa. 17552

Summary:
The Bay Club is an upscale public course near Ocean City, MD. They have one of the most organized staffs I have ever seen. There are usually 4 - 5 staff people at the starting area for both courses and rangers that regularly patrol the course. Plan on being pampered by the staff. They will get your clubs out of your car at the drop off point and will clean them before putting them back into your car.
West Course: The course will be difficult for you if you spray the ball because there are no adjacent fairways to spray into. Most holes are surrounded by wooded areas. Two island green par threes and very challanging finishing holes on each nine, which are par fives with your third shot over water into narrow greens. I played during the twilight hours and the greens and tees showed the effects of the very heavy play that day. Greens held well considering the time of day and the warm weather. I played the East course last year and found it to be a little tighter than the West course. It has Zoiza grass fairways.

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