Situated on 250 sprawling acres atop a plateau, Ballyowen is surrounded by rolling farmland and craggy knolls, overlooking the spirited Walkill River. Virtually treeless with plush green fairways, Ballyowen reflects the Celtic-style characteristics of this most unique golf site.

Annually recognized as one of NJ’s  best public golf courses you can play, Twisted Dune Golf Club is like no other golf course in the Garden State.  True to its name, Twisted Dune is a links style course with twisting landscapes, dramatic elevations, and contoured fairways, offering a challenging, yet supremely playable, eighteen-hole design.

Carefully carved out of gently rolling land and dense woods, Ballamor is a golfer's sanctuary.  Peaceful and secluded surroundings can be found at every turn, capturing the immense beauty of this 350 acre property.  Designed by nationally renowned architects, Ault, Clark & Associates, the course features wide, easy to hit fairways and large greens for comfortable approach shots.  Ballamor boasts exceptional conditions, fast greens and impeccably manicured fairways and tees.  Once a private club, Ballamor retains much of that feel today to the delight of daily fee players looking to experience golf at its finest.

As one of America’s oldest and most prestigious golf clubs, Atlantic City Country Club has been home to many firsts, including being the "Birthplace of the Birdie."

Carved out of 420 acres of rolling farmland, Neshanic Valley covers 350 acres with 70 acres designated for future park usage. Existing land features were preserved as the architects took full advantage of the existing topography. The fairways, tees, and greens feature creeping bentgrass.

Situated against a backdrop of wooded hills, nestled in majestic Warren County, The Architects Golf Club is one-of-a-kind. The Architects Golf Club is a semi-private, 6863-yard par 71 course that honors golf greats at each hole, including such names as Robert Trent Jones, A.W. Tillinghast, Donald Ross and Alister MacKenzie.

Liberty National is dramatic and yet traditional, taking into account the site’s cultural heritage, aesthetic principles, and elements of light and shadow. Golfers enjoy magnificent views of the Statue of Liberty, the New York Harbor, Manhattan Skyline, and the Verrazano Narrows Bridge. 

Consistently recognized as the No. 1 golf course in the country  What is referred to as the most unique 18-hole collection in the world. t is a private club, and non-members can play only if invited and accompanied by a member.

The beauty and bounty of this place called Battleground Country Club has held man in breathless wonder since before the dawn of history.  Yet history was made here, George Washington’s Continental Army’s victory over the British at the Battle of Monmouth on June 28, 1778 was fought on this soil. These woods are silent now. Today, a private, championship golf course and country club makes history of a different sort, here, battles are now won by those who fire the fewest shots.

Located in beautiful Gloucester County, New Jersey, the Pitman Golf Course offers players of all abilities the opportunity to have a fun and challenging game of golf.  The course features small greens and the chance to score your lowest round of the year!  No worries about taking all day to play or losing a dozen balls, the course is relatively short in length and you can recover from your "miss hits".  As the locals say, "It's always a great day at the Pitman Golf Course!"

Beautiful Bunker Hill Golf Course is an 18 hole public golf course just 7 miles north of downtown Princeton, nestled in the rolling terrain of Central New Jersey. The golf course is just a short drive from the surrounding areas of Northern & Southern New Jersey and Staten Island, NY and New York City are only 45 minutes away, making it the perfect location for golf and golf outings.

Nestled in the heart of one of New Jersey’s loveliest communities is the William F. Larkin Golf Course at Colonial Terrace. This beautiful regulation 9-hole course  is operated by the Township of Ocean Department of Human Services and is known to the local residents as the best kept secret in town.

Eagle Ridge Golf Club is a 27 hole championship golf course located in Northern Ocean County, New Jersey less than one hour from both New York City and Philadelphia. Carved from an old abandoned sand quarry used to build the Garden State Parkway. Eagle Ridge more closely resembles a layout found in the Carolinas than one minutes from the Jersey Shore. The natural rugged landscape is deftly blended with challenging, yet generous fairways, dramatic elevation changes, and beautiful bent grass greens to create a dramatic golf experience. 

The Lakewood Country Club championship golf course has been the place to go for a round of golf since it was established in 1896. The par 72, 18-hole, 6,566 yard course offers challenges to golfers at all levels of skill.

Gambler Ridge is a beautiful golf course set in the rolling hills of central New Jersey. Easy to get to and only an hour from both Philly and New York.

Hominy Hill is considered one of the ”crown jewels“ of the Monmouth County Park System’s golf courses. This course is a Robert Trent Jones design classic, and is often rated as New Jersey’s #1 public golf course.

Built in 1927 as part of the island's master plan, The Links at Brigantine Beach is unique in the Northeast with its Scottish links design by Wayne Stiles and John Van Kleek.  Brigantine's history is intertwined with the famed Scottish links courses of old.  Local legend suggests that "Old Pros" from the 1920s practiced at Brigantine before sailing for the British Open.

From environmental ruin to natural preserve, Berkshire Valley Golf Course transformed into a 18-hole, par 71, 6,800-yard course on 600 acres in Jefferson Township with the aid of the Morris County Park Commission and the Farny Highlands Coalition. Berkshire Valley Golf Course opened in May 2004 and has accomplished a great deal for a young course including host of the 2005 NJSGA/Ford Motor Company Women’s Public Links Championship and its addition to the NJSGA Official USGA Handicap Certification List in September 2005. Berkshire Valley Golf Course is a ‘must play’ because of the challenges and awe-inspiring views atop the Ridge of the Green Pond Mountain. This magnificent course is the recipient of four stars from Golf Digest’s “Best Places to Play.”

Bella Vista Country Club is owned and operated by the Beshara Family. Located in Beautiful Marlboro NJ, this Private Country Club offers A challenging course that’s an enjoyable round of golf as well as a club that’s women friendly is just part of the overall distinction that sets our club apart.

Open year round, Bel-Aire Golf Course is a 27-hole facility, featuring an 18-hole executive par 60 course that has 6 par 4’s, a 9-hole par 3 course, and a well-stocked golf center. Snacks and refreshments are available through vending machines. Bel-Aire is a wonderful place to learn the game of golf in a fun and relaxed setting. 

Beacon Hill Country Club embodies a rich and dynamic heritage which accurately depicts the Club’s ongoing commitment to development and modernization. The Club’s history spans over 100 years, from 1899 when its original name was The Highland Club, to 1919 when it was incorporated as Beacon Hill Country Club, to the 1940’s when the club barely survived a devastating fire. 1999 saw the Club’s 5 million dollar course renovation. November 2007 marked the opening of the Club’s state-of-the-art, 40,000 square feet, new clubhouse. For over a century Beacon Hill Country Club has been proudly serving its Members with world-class golfing, recreational and social enjoyment.

Across the Hudson River from Manhattan, the Bayonne Golf Club is home to a waterfront golf course that is unlike anything this side of the Atlantic. Designed to rival the look and feel of the legendary links courses of Scotland and Ireland, this awe-inspiring course is the centerpiece of an exclusive club that has garnered countless accolades since its unveiling in 2006. By any measure, Bayonne Golf Club is a once in a lifetime opportunity to enjoy golf at its very best, just minutes from America’s greatest metropolis.

Basking Ridge Country Club opened as Pennbrook Golf Club on July 2, 1926. The golf course was designed by Alexander Findlay on the grounds of William Bancker's Willmary Farm, a property which was originally U.S. Senator John Spooner's estate.