The Osprey's Golf Club At Belmont Bay - Woodbridge Golf Course

(February 5, 2003)

... "put the ball in the clown's mouth" design that when it is not replete with bugs is intruded upon by cheap townhouses.Three "vignettes" 1) Par 4 - 5 iron across a swamp leaving 9 across dirt. High 9 hits two feet from pin and bounces ... Jim from Virginia, a user of golfreview.com. Reviews from GolfReview

(June 27, 2000)

... is an unusual course to say the least. It's a short layout that lays beside the mouth of the Occaquan River. Wetlands abound and bugs flourish. Take lots of insect repellent if you play it during the summer. There is no clubhouse and ... George, a user of golfreview.com. Reviews from GolfReview

(August 11, 2002)

... would play again. NO practice facilities - you can get the speed of the greens how? The greens on the front are moderate & the ones on the back nine are lightning fast - very inconsistent. The staff is friendly, but they provide little ... Erik, a user of golfreview.com. Reviews from GolfReview

(February 7, 2003)

... but in very good shape for a public course. It appears that this is the first non-miniature golf course made by the designer. It has a driveable par 5 - a chance to get a triple eagle. Another par five is v-shaped, where, if you knew ... Jeff, a user of golfreview.com. Reviews from GolfReview

(July 25, 2006)

... many points previously made. Yet I would and have returned to the course a few times over the years. The course originally opened as a par 64 or something, then they expanded it to the 70(i think) that it is now, which is why some ... steveP, a user of golfreview.com. Reviews from GolfReview