Tidewater Golf Club

Currently this map has the tee boxes in the incorrect place. The bunkers at the top of the drawing are actually at the front of the green.

Tidewater 12th is a tough par 3 that you hit over the bay. Play it a club long or you'll get caught in deep front bunkers which is sure to put you in position for a bogey or worse.

This was the first hole that opened up to the water. Not a super tough hole, but it does have a super small green. If the the pin is back left make sure you do not leave it short left. There is no way to reach the hole in one putt.

I had the chance to play Tidewater this summer. One of Golf Digests Top 100 Courses in the U.S.A. I played on the 12th of June 2011 and they had just plugged the entire course about 4 days earlier. They also had not had any significant rain in weeks. Considering the above the course was still a great course to play. The staff was super friendly and also very knowledgeable about the course. They all without any mention from myself suggested that I should come back when the course is in top condition, and apologized for the timing of my vacation. I especially enjoyed the holes lining the waterway's namely 3 and 12, the fun but challenging par 3's. Check out the picture's for a view. (I only wish I had brought a better camera.) The regular rate is around $105 to $120, but due to the timing I played 18, with cart, and balls for $45. I suggest if you go anytime when the course has grown back in that you book your tee time online. You'll save anywhere between $20 and $40.