Have you checked out their Website?

http://www.thebayclub.com/

I am no longer a golfer so I can't offer any personal views.
:)

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Thanks for the info. :)

Just curious, why did you stop golfing?

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Since I moved to Maryland (a long while back) a few other things seem to have gotten in the way of golfing...marriage...raising a family...sailboat racing and cruising on the Chesapeake...learning how to [snow] ski...and THEN we bought a condo in Ocean City so we could be here more that just a couple of times per year.

OK, OK - I know OC is a great place to golf - but for some reason I just haven't gotten back to it.

Now, here's the ironic part: As a part of my network of Websites I sell golf travel packages. I used to be an affiliate of Pam's Golf in OC, but now use a better fulfillment company (for nationwide golf travel) out of Owings Mills, MD. We sell hundreds of golf trips each year, and I have been invited to play for free in many places, but for some reason just have not. I have played only about 15 rounds in the last 30 or so years since I moved here.

AND - this year I plan to launch another site for the area about Ocean City Golf Courses, appropriately located at http://www.OceanCityGolfCourses.com (What you see there now will soon be replaced with a better site - that is a just a redirect to a set of someone else's pages.)
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The east course is the newer of the 2. It's a links style course and can be a bit challenging due to the natural surroundings and the unusual grasses. The west course is a more traditional park style course...beautiful layout...and a true island green called devil's island. Over all a great place to get in 18 or 36 holes! For a beginner I would stick with the West course :-)

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