Shore Gate - Atlantic City Golf
Stretched over 245 acres of completely secluded pristine
woodlands of Jersey pines, oaks, maple and laurel, Shore
Gate will test golfers of all ability levels with its
sensational, challenging and stunningly beautiful layout.
With five sets of tee markers ranging from 5,200 to 7,200
yards, Shore Gate is a dramatic design by Ron Fream
featuring elevation changes not usually found on
New Jersey's shores.
Fream, a veteran California-based architect whose courses are located in some 60 countries, let out all the stops in designing this, his first East Coast course and great care was taken to preserve the wetlands and other natural endowments of the untouched parcel which once sat adjacent to the Atlantic Ocean.
Fream artfully incorporated the dunes into his design
plan, exposing the natural sand and the contours of the
dunes to frame many of the holes and provide an additional
visual and strategic element to a course that puts a premium
on accuracy. The course's seven ponds and lakes add to the
overall beauty and physical texture of Shore Gate, which was
created to provide a challenging but enjoyable round for the
recreational golfer. 
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