Mr. Tee's Arcade and mini golf on Long Beach Island

Mr. Tee’s Arcade and mini golf on Long Beach Island

August 31, 2020 Beach Haven, Family Entertainment, Gone but not forgotten, North Beach Haven Comments (1)

Last Updated on July 21, 2021 by Christopher G Mendla

Mr. Tee’s has two locations. The 18 hole mini golf remains at 18th Street in North Beach Haven. There is also and arcade and mini golf in Beach Haven just south of Murphy’s Market. Players can play 18 or 36 holes at the Beach Haven location.

Mr. Tee’s Arcade on 18th Street in North Beach Haven never reopened after Hurricane Sandy.

Mr. Tee’s Arcade in North Beach Haven – Gone but not forgotten.

The area around 17th and 18th streets in North Beach Haven had a number of seashore boardwalk type attractions. Mr. Tees was originally Mainor’s (sp?) Golf and Arcade. Next to the Current Mr. Tee’s was the Beacon Golf course. Shermat’s Arcade was on the Northwest corner of 17th and the Boulevard. There was a shuffleboard court across the street on the Southeast corner of 17th and the Boulevard. Shermat’s, The Beacon and the shuffleboard courts are all houses now.

The Dairy King Ice Cream Stand is still in business between 18th and 19th streets on the boulevard.

Mr. Tee’s was a bit smaller than Shermat’s. It had the usual games and machines such as ski ball and pinball. Unfortunately the arcade was never rebuilt after the destruction caused by Hurricane Sandy. The mini golf remains as of 2020.

Locations

Mr Tee’s has two locations. The remaining Arcade along with mini golf is located at 101 S. Bay Ave, Beach Haven, NJ 08008. The second location, which is only mini golf as of 2020, is on 18th Street in North Beach Haven between Waverly Avenue and the Boulevard. See their website for current information.

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Jesse says:

July 31, 2022 at 8:20 pm

Sad that this Mr. Tee’s is now totally gone, like many other great LBI businesses from back in the day. I’m almost half surprised the island hasn’t yet become a Hampton’s style residential only community these days. Never knew the arcade side of it never reopened after Sandy though.

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