East Brunswick New Jersey Golf Courses

East Brunswick New Jersey Golf Courses

Featured Golf Course Review:

Tamarack Golf Course - West Course -- *Awesome Muni Track*
Review by: Jersey Guy	Lots of trees and sometimes you can see the putter stand over the ball for 5 minutes before pulling the trigger.
From East Brunswick

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Mercer Oaks Golf Course -- *Windy and Long But a Fair Test*
Review by: Kurt	This county course has matured nicely over the last decade and while you may have a 5 hour round on the weekend, it is still an enjoyable track that will test most of the clubs in your bag. The course plays tough but fair and most holes allow you to see the challenge ahead. Very few (if any) blind shots and no trickery. If you play from the back tees, bring your canon, you'll need it. A cut above the average municipal course, well worth the cost even at non-resident rates.
From Hamilton, NJ

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Course Reviews

Brooksville Golf & Country Club
"Fun Course"
Nice back nine with pretty views of an abandoned rock mine.
---Jack Daniels, TN
River Forest Country Club
"Lastest Updates"
I've been a member for 20+ years and have a preference for this course. This course seems to have several improvements since the review up top. A large pond with fountain was added to the long par 5 #3, and several new tee boxes have been added for both the long-ballers and the seniors. The course is a challenge for most, especially the greens and tight fairways, but it also provides a really enjoyable 'walk in the park' for many. The course is often busy with couples walking the scenic tract. Seems a lot of people enjoy the league play as there are ladies leagues 3 days, evening leagues on 4 days, and a couples' league on Sunday afternoons that we have joined. Good course for good players, who enjoy the game.
---TZ, Myrtle Beach
Newnan Country Club
"Great Golf"
Per the description for Newnan Country Club, the front nine can be more difficult than the back. However, if playing from the tournament tees or Blacks, you will play every club in the bag. Only one of the Par 5 will offer a go at the green. Number 14 measures 620 from the tournament tees. Each hole design offers unique shot/play risk & rewards. Greens are always in great shape and several improvements have been made to improve course condition. A real pleasure to play once or everyday.
---G.W. Honeycutt, Newnan, GA
Crestwood Country Club
"Crestwood Review"
If your not driving the ball in the fairways, your gonna have problems. The rough can get long during the summer, and not very often will you have a straight putt. The course isnt very long but you must know where to put your tee shot. If your playing well you can shot low, if your not, spend some time on the range.
---Scott T. Petrocchi, Providence , RI. US of A