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Atlantic
City
Four golf courses that are worth the gamble
From the April 22, 2002 Issue of New York
Forget Sinatra. Golfers who want old-school Atlantic City should check
out the majestic, tree-lined Pines Course at Seaview Marriott Resort
& Spa. Many consider the other eighteen holes here even better: The
Bay Course (where Slammin' Sam Snead won the 1942 PGA Championship)
is a classic Donald Ross links-style design that hosts the ShopRite
LPGA Classic each year -- how's that for a double bill, baby? If your
Bobby Jones still isn't fixed, draw from three more killer clubs nearby:
Blue Heron Pines, Sand Barrens, and Twisted Dune. Just don't forget
to experience AC's other charms, from the Marriott's Elizabeth Arden
Red Door Spa to the casinos just ten miles away to Angelo's Fairmount
Tavern, where, allegedly, Frankie and Dino used to schwing by.
-- EVAN ROTHMAN
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Details
Seaview Marriott Resort & Spa (doubles start at $239; 800-932-8000);
Bay Course and Pines Course at Seaview Marriott Resort & Spa
(609-748-7680); Twisted Dune Golf Club (609-653-8019); East
Course and West Course at Blue Heron Pines Golf Club (609-965-4653);
Sand Barrens Golf Club (609-465-3555); Angelo's Fairmount Tavern
(609-344-2439).
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Photograph: Illustration by Heather Jones |
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