In a recent NBC GolfPass article, Del-Mar Golf Club was among 25 courses that earned national recognition as golf courses making a comeback.
“It is a tremendous honor to have the NBC Golfpass community recognize the efforts we have made,” says Samuel Barry, Del-Mar Golf Course President. “Continually earning higher ratings, by our costumers, is validation that Delmar is moving in the right direction.”
According to the GolfPass.com article, the 25 courses earned higher ratings in 2022 than they did in 2021. Course comebacks generally involve one of three factors: new ownership and/or management, a renovation or sometimes better weather, which can really help conditions.
Del-Mar was established in 1960 by a group of local men looking to create a semi-private golf club for the residents of Ellwood City. Today, the course sits on 186 rolling acres, located between Ellwood City and Wampum PA, and plays to a traditional Par 72 layout. [VIEW DELMAR WEBSITE]
“We are blessed to have loyal members and a dedicated group of local golfers without whom none of this would have been possible,” adds Barry. “One thing is for certain, we will continue to find ways to improve the conditions of the golf course and provide the best possible public course we can.”
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