New Jersey Golf Courses

New Jersey Golf Courses

Absecon	Alloway	Alpine	Atlantic Highlands
Basking Ridge	Bayville	Beesleys Point	Belleville
Belle Mead	Belvidere	Bernardsville	Blackwood
Blairstown	Bloomfield	Branchville	Brick
Bridgewater	Brielle	Brigantine	Buena
Burlington	Cape May Court House	Cape May	Carneys Point
Chatham	Cherry Hill	Clark	Clifton
Clinton	Cologne	Colonia	Colts Neck
Columbus	Cranbury	Creamridge	Cream Ridge
Deal	Demarest	Denville	East Brunswick
Eatontown	Edison	Egg Harbor Township	Elmer
Emerson	Essex Fells	Fairton	Farmingdale
Far Hills	Flanders	Flemington	Florham Park
Fort Dix	Fort Monmouth	Franklin Lakes	Franklin
Galloway Township	Glen Ridge	Hackettstown	Haddonfield
Hamburg	Hammonton	Hardyston	Haworth
Hightstown	High Bridge	Hopewell	Jackson
Jacobstown	Jamesburg	Lafayette	Lakehurst
Lakewood	Lawrenceville	Layton	Lincoln Park
Lincroft	Linwood	Little Egg Harbor	Livingston
Lyons	Madison	Mahwah	Manahawkin
Manalapan	Maplewood	Marlboro	Marlton
Mays Landing	McAfee	McKee City	Medford Lakes
Medford	Mendham	Middletown	Milford
Millstone Township	Milton	Monroe Township	Montague
Moorestown	Morristown	Mount Holly	Mount Laurel
Mount Tabor	Neptune	Newark	Newfield
Newton	Northfield	North Caldwell	Ocean City
Old Bridge	Old Tappan	Oradell	Paramus
Parsippany	Pennsauken	Phillipsburg	Picatinny Arsenal
Pine Hill	Pine Valley	Piscataway	Plainfield
Plainsboro	Pomona	Pompton Plains	Princeton
Ramsey	Ringoes	Riverton	River Vale
Robbinsville	Rockaway	Rockleigh	Roseland
Roselle	Rumson	Salem	Scotch Plains
Sewell	Short Hills	Sicklerville	Skillman
Somerset	Somers Point	Somerville	Sparta
Springfield	Spring Lake Heights	Stanhope	Summerville
Summit	Swainton	Swedesboro	Teaneck
Tenafly	Tennent	Toms River	Trenton
Turnersville	Union	Vernon	Villas
Vineland	Voorhees	Wall	Wanamassa
Warren	Washington	Watchung	Wayne
Westampton	Westfield	West Caldwell	West Orange
West Trenton	West Windsor	Whippany	Whitehouse Station
Willingboro	Woodbury

Featured Review:

Linwood Country Club -- *lcc*
Review by: ooo	good course well managed could be better
From linwood, NJ USA

Golf Courses: Additional NJ Golf Course Reviews:

Fiddler's Elbow Country Club - Forest Course -- *awesome, scenic layout*
Review by: Anonymous	beautiful golf course. great scenery. no housing. a "walk in the forest" challenging and long. better bring your best. tough lies and tough up and downs.
From Anonymous

Cranbury Golf Club -- *great winter course*
Review by: Scott	Cranbury is a very walkable course that is perfect for your first couple of rounds of the season. Very reasonable in price and always seems to be open first in the winter.
From New York

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Course Reviews

Champion Hills Golf Club
"Champion Hills - great place to play or to live"
The course is spectacular, both in scenery and in the variety of play that can be had -- from novice to expert. Tom Fasio did a great job, using natural elements beautifully. Watch out for the 4" rough! It is lush and can eat your balls so magically that they can NOT be found. Course management is excellent. Hazards are well maintained as are the fairways and greens. Most of the T-boxes are elevated and the views in the valleys include small waterfalls, hardwoods, mountain laurel and rhododendron covered hills with mountain vistas all around. The clubhouse offers wonderful sunsets and terrific food. Excellent additional amenities like a health club, tennis, practice areas. VERY nice bungalos for lease, nearby B&B, charming small town. Close to Asheville, Biltmore House, Grandfather Mountain, Greenville/Spartanburg airport, Appalachian Trail... We really love this area and this particular course.
---Anna and Larry, Atlanta, GA USA
Dayton Country Club
"DCC review"
This is a wonderful course, beautifully maintained all around. The only possible knock is that if you haven't been playing for very long then it might be too difficult to you. None the less, its a must play for anyone who gets the chance.
---Joe, Cincinnati, OH
Savannah Golf Club, The
"Deceptively Challenging"
Although relatively short in length, the Savannah Golf Club is a typical Donald Ross design in that it demands use of all clubs in your bag and the ability to shape shots. The greens are generally small, slope up from front to rear, and can be very slick. Shots ending above the hole can easily turn into 3-putts. All of the par-5's are reachable in two shots to low-handicap, long hitters, but more birdies on these holes generally result from well-placed 1st and 2nd shots and agressive 3rd shot sand wedges. Holes 1, 2, 4, and 6 are demanding par-4's that most good golfers are happy to score par on. There is only 1 par-5 on the front and 3 on the back, and the par-4's on the back are also less demanding, making the inward 9 at least 3 or 4 strokes easier than the front side. Low-handicappers can expect a minimum of 4 or 5 birdies in a good round, but bogies and double-bogies can sneak up and bite you on even the most seemingly benign holes. Finally, there are many good players and the members here can expect to play their round in less than 4 hours.
---Joel Crisler, Savannah, GA, USA
Buffalo Grove Golf Course
"Priceline Golf"
Buffalo Grove golf course is a great track for the money. It's pretty wide open from the tees but trouble can sneak up on you on many holes. Can you reach the 16th green in two?
---BG resident, Buffalo Grove, IL