Weequahic Park Golf Course - Public Review
Weequahic Park Golf Course - Public in Newark
Martin Luther King BlvdNewark, New Jersey 07114
Essex County
May 27th, 2008 16:16
Reviewer
| First Name | Malcolm |
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| Last Name | Howard |
| Handicap | 15 |
Course Review and Comments
I think the first reviewer missed the mark. With a county card it's only about 12 dollars to play. That being said the reviewer used the term "Ghetto" many times but didn't his historic fortune. Your site list the course built in 1914 however I show 1904 which would make it the oldest public course in the US. Second I have played this course about 35 times and have heard loud music only twice and it was one hole. The previous review made sound like that's all you hear. The course is great for getting out early and learning to play in Rye grass. The have put in significant money and improvements so give it another chance.Ratings
| Date coures was played | Saturday 17th of May 2008 |
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| Price paid for golf | 24 |
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| Play Again | Yes |
| Recommend | Yes |
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