Toms river’s bey lea golf course launches 2026 discount card program with up to 40% savings

Toms River’s Bey Lea Golf Course launches 2026 discount card program with up to 40% savings

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January 17, 2026
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TOMS RIVER, NJ – Toms River Mayor Dan Rodrick encourages residents to take advantage of winter discounts to prepare for their 2026 golf game.

Bey Lea Golf Course, operated by Toms River Township Recreation, has announced the launch of its 2026 discount card program, offering golfers a chance to save on course fees ahead of the upcoming season. Three card levels are available — Gold, Silver, and Bronze — each providing different levels of savings on greens fees.

The Gold Card, priced at $235, offers a 40% discount on fees throughout the season. The Silver Card, at $119, includes a 30% discount, while the Bronze Card, available for $59, provides a 20% discount. The discount cards are on sale now and are valid for the full 2026 playing season.

During January and February, the Bey Lea Golf Course clubhouse remains open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., while the course itself is closed for the winter. Discount cards can be purchased at the clubhouse, located at 1536 North Bay Avenue in Toms River, or by contacting the golf course directly at (732) 349-0566.

Toms river’s bey lea golf course launches 2026 discount card program with up to 40% savings
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Township officials encourage early purchases as the program continues to be popular among local players and seasonal visitors. Additional details are available on the township’s website at www.tomsrivertownship.com/555/Bey-Lea-Golf-Course or on the course’s Facebook page at Facebook.com/BeyLeaGolfCourse.

Bey Lea Golf Course in Toms River is offering 2026 season discount cards with savings of up to 40 percent on greens fees.

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