Long Neck sits on the Delmarva Peninsula, in the quieter, less-trafficked stretch of Sussex County that lies just inland from the Rehoboth Beach and Lewes resort corridor. It's a part of coastal Delaware where the landscape opens into marshland, pine stands, and the kind of unhurried atmosphere that draws people who want to escape the boardwalk crowds rather than join them.
Baywood Greens has built a genuine reputation as one of Delaware's most visually distinctive courses, known for elaborate floral landscaping and ornamental gardens that set it apart from the typical mid-Atlantic layout. The presentation is deliberate and immaculate — this is a course that takes its aesthetics seriously, and visitors tend to remember the grounds as much as the round itself.
For a state without a deep bench of marquee public courses, Baywood Greens consistently earns mention near the top of Delaware's best lists. It plays as a full par 72 test with enough variety to reward a return visit, and the coastal lowland setting adds natural character that no amount of planting could manufacture on its own.
