If you play well on the front nine, bring it with you to the back, which is much narrower. The tree-lined course has three water hazards that come into play on several holes. Harbor Pines Golf Club, Egg Harbor Township Huge greens define this course. So playing here more than once is always a new experience because of pin placements. Twelve ponds are among the 17 acres of water that blend into the course.
Sand is also plentiful, coming into play on most holes.
The resort offers close to 300 guest rooms and 18 executive bedrooms with sitting areas. The Bay Course is a typical seaside links-style design, with undulating greens, plenty of sand bunkers and lots of water. The Pines course is more traditional, with tree-lined fairways, some water hazards. A very challenging course that has been ranked among the top public courses in the state. Mays Landing Country Club, McKee City Wind often comes into play on this course.