Bey Lea Golf Course

The sandy soil drains beautifully year-round along this Jersey Shore track, where Donald Ross protégé Alfred Tull carved clever doglegs through mature pines and oaks back in 1964. Rolling fairways demand precise placement over pure power, especially on the back nine where water comes into play on four holes. This is old-school public golf at its finest—no tricks, just solid design that rewards course management and punishes the reckless.