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The Grass is Greener at Oyster Bay Beach Resort.

September 7, 2021

The Grass is Greener at Oyster Bay Beach Resort.
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PHILIPSBURG:—  Oyster Bay Beach Resort (OBBR) is continually upgrading our property to entertain and engage guests enjoying the beautiful Oyster Pond area on Sint Maarten. Reimagining some underutilized space on the peninsula, we have transformed it into an inviting putting green for guests of all skill levels. This eye-catching recreational addition was developed with local contractor Windward Roads, who performed the installation.

The green is located near the resort entrance with great views of Oyster Pond and Coral Beach Club Villas. Guests can put in a little practice time and improve their putting skills, just steps away from Dawn Beach. We also look forward to friendly putting competitions as part of our busy resort activities schedule.

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This new amenity provides our guests another fun outlet in addition to the resort’s award-winning pools and beach. The location of the green affords guests a scenic stroll through the resort’s landscaped pathways with views of the water. The putting green is surrounded by a deep green perimeter that frames the three holes, accommodating multiple guests simultaneously. There is no doubt this new amenity will provide hours of fun and make the friendliest resort on the friendly island just a bit brighter.

 

Source: https://www.smn-news.com/index.php/st-maarten-st-martin-news/38479-the-grass-is-greener-at-oyster-bay-beach-resort.html

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