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3.5

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Pelham Bay & Split Rock Golf Courses

Designed by Lawrence Van Etten and opened in 1898

Pelham Bay - Bronx, New York

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Course Details

Holes:

Par:

Length:

6691 yards

Slope:

116

Rating:

70.9

Driving Ranges:

Estimated Green Fees

$84

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Pelham Bay & Split Rock Golf Courses

Split Rock

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18 Holes

70 Par

6691 Yards

Scorecard for Pelham Bay

HOLE	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	OUT	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	IN	TOT
Back70.30/117	409	475	190	373	432	290	393	154	472	3188	454	374	156	441	542	331	217	338	439	3292	6480
Middle69.00/113	390	459	180	355	422	280	383	147	460	3076	432	363	148	430	521	291	210	326	419	3140	6216
Forward67.60/108	346	398	161	329	291	270	373	144	412	2724	411	341	137	408	308	211	205	313	360	2694	5418
Forward (L)70.40/112	346	398	161	329	291	270	373	144	412	2724	411	341	137	408	308	211	205	313	360	2694	5418
Red71.00/115	440	328	145	430	367	295	155	303	369	2832	365	435	157	265	430	250	335	125	440	2802	5634
Forward70.40/112	355	434	159	326	301	261	361	134	438	2769	414	341	133	400	326	226	155	312	398	2705	5474
Par	4	5	3	4	4	4	4	3	5	36	4	4	3	4	5	4	3	4	4	35	71

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What Golfers are Saying

3.5

Based on 6 Reviews

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PJ C. Reviewed January 09, 2014

New to the game, but Pelham Bay is a great course for someone of my ability (on the cusp of breaking 100.) Most of the longer holes and pretty straight forward, and the shorter holes make up for distance with bunkers and elevation issues. Enough challenges to make it interesting but not too tough. Split Rock is a little tougher and a little better maintained. Staff and fellow golfers have always been friendly.

Joseph B. Reviewed December 18, 2011

Played Pelham Bay on a very, very cold December day. The course was largely empty due to 20-30 degree temperatures, so only the hardiest of the hardy were out there today. Nonetheless, the course was in decent shape for winter.

This is one of the better NYC municipal courses (Split Rock, Pelham Bay, South Shore and LaTourette are the top four NYC muni courses in my opinion). Pelham Bay is located in the Bronx just south of the Westchester border. Split Rock golf course is right next door -- the two courses share a pro shop and restaurant. This makes pace of play a bit quicker than other courses since there are 36 holes in the complex - although pace of play is not too much of a problem in 30 degree weather like it was today. Still a summer weekend round here could take you a while. Pelham Bay is the easier of the two courses, but it is now slouch. My favorite holes are the 4th and 5th holes near the Westchester border. The 4th is a relatively short dog leg right with a tough two-tiered green and the 5th is a very long dog leg left from an elevated tee.

This course at full rates is quite pricey -- there are no winter rates. Try golfzing.com for occasional specials. Regular price with cart is $72 - we paid $36 through golfzing.

In summary, a nice course - one of the best NYC has to offer.

ed G. Reviewed June 11, 2011

course is in great shape, the staff are among the most friendly of all nyc courses and do what they can to keep things moving. enough challenge from the blues to back pins to keep you interested, great putting green, wish they had a range, good food at the grill. can be a bit slow at times but because their are two courses there, usually pretty easy to get out.

MICHAEL P S. Reviewed August 26, 2010