Bayonne Golf Club Course Review

The Bayonne Golf Club is located five miles south-west of New York and it's as private as gets, being available for members and their friends only. This golf course was built and designed with the help of Eric Bristol, which is the founder of Empire Golf Management and the man behind the Bayonne project. The Bayonne Golf Club is a very peculiar place, as it was built using rubble and waste soil, transforming an arid and depleted piece of real estate (a brown field site) into a roller coaster, undulating links like golf course. As you can imagine, the end result is almost surreal and dramatic, as the Bayonne Golf Club sits right across the Hudson River from Wall Street, offering an outstanding panoramic view of the Manhattan skyline and the Statue of Liberty.

Other than that, the Bayonne Golf Club is a classic links layout and very similar to Irish and British seaside golf-courses, featuring artificial sand dunes and tumbling fairways, not to mention greens situated above raised plateaus. The amazing thing is that everything looks very authentic though it's man made, even the seaside grass. Some say that the Bayonne is the best link course in the United States. I can only tell you that it's definitely the most dramatic one, as far as man-made link courses go. Long story short, if you want to enjoy a few rounds of golf in a stunning location with a beautiful view of the New York harbor, the Bayonne will provide you with a 1st class experience together with an excellent service. Be advised, to become a member of Bayonne is not a cheap option. Bottom line, Bayonne is a highly private golf club and one of the most visually dramatic courses in the world, being a must-try/must play for the golf aficionados out there.