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Metuchen Golf & Country Club

244 Plainfield Rd
Edison, NJ 08820
Phone: (732)548-3003Fax: (732)548-9863

This flat course has tree-lined fairways and fast greens. There is water that comes into play on a few holes. The New Jersey State PGA Championship will be held on this course in 1997.

Holes: 18

Greens: Bent Grass

Fairways: Bent Grass

Tee Information:
Tee	Par	Yardage	Course Rating	Slope
Blue	72	6641	71.9	130
White	72	6267	70.2	123
Red	72	5734	74.6	126

Greens Fees:	$50-$79
Course Type:	private
Dress Code:	No denim, collared shirt and bermuda shorts required
Season:	Feb 1 to Dec 31
Guest Policy:	Reciprocal

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Course reviews for Metuchen Golf & Country Club
Average Golfer Review (2.5 Stars):
Number of Reviews: 2
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1 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

bad private course, Oct 19, 2005

reviewer: Tony Clark from Edison, NJ

This course is in bad shape, and the restaurant isn't up to par.

11 of 48 people found the following review helpful:

fun to play, Feb 18, 2004

reviewer: par72 from NJ

great condition...fun to play...a hidden gem

*All Greens Fees provided are subject to change. Please call the golf course to confirm the current fees.

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Course Reviews

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"Hidden Gem"
Wow what a great course I played this course three years ago and what a big change on conditions, the conditions are outstanding and If you have chance to play it do so. The Fairway are the best ryegrass I have ever played on.
---Anonymous, Maryand
Mackinaw Club, The
"Good Course for the money"
The course has been slow in developing into a 5 star upnorth golf course. But each year the course has matured. The fairways and greens are becoming lushier. I think it is due to lack of funds. The course is very challenging and for the money ($40 ) it is well worth the trip to Mackinaw.
---MIke Cherveny, Grand Blanc, Mi.
Greenfield Lakes Golf Course
"Nice, wide open course with moderate greens"
I have played this course several times in the January through March time period, and found it to be fun. It is not a challenging course, the fairways are fairly flat, no bunkers, and the only water hazards are off to the right. There is enough grass on the fairways to make getting it there an advantage over the 'rough'. But except for a few holes, there is no real tall grass except around the greens.

The course is laid out in a housing development, and there is only a couple of holes you could hit into another fairway or tee box. Someone's garage or pool is a possibility though. Be sure your insurance is paid up if you hit banana balls.

The greens are average, with some two tiered greens. Ball speed is a little fast, but not too touchy.

This is a good course to work on your iron play. There are several par 3s ranging from 100 yards to over 180 yards. The par 5s are very reachable in two to anyone that can drive 250 yards off the tee. Some longer fours are easily reached with a 3 or 5 wood followed by a 4 or 6 iron. It is playable in three hours by a twosome that is not in a hurry.

My favorite is the par 5 18th. It has a gully to the left that sucks up misplaced drives, and water to the right off the green that sucks up misplaced irons or fairway woods. Yes, I've been both places.

Other than lengthening the course, play could be improved with some bunkers. There are a few holes where it looks like bunkers are either planned or were removed. I can't think of any hole where you have to be picky about approach shots. Course management comes down to getting it into the fairway, and then onto the green. If you can do that, then no worries.

My only gripe is the location of the driving range. It trickles balls onto the first hole just about where a short drive ends up, making looking for yours an adventure. Get there early to not have to deal with it.
---John, Phoenix, AZ
Rolling Knolls Country Club
"Front 9 good, Back 9 non-existant"
Beautiful surroundings, usually not crowded during weekdays. However, back 9 holes were/are an afterthought. Save yourself time and disappointment and only plan on golfing the front nine.
---local area golfer, Elgin, IL