A municipal Jersey Shore course with an interesting history, Hominy Hill is a bit repetitive in my opinion, but features strong conditioning and value, and is a solid option for Monmouth County residents. If you are in the area, I’d recommend a round here but know that obtaining a teetime will be tough. … More Review: Hominy Hill Golf Course
A hilly and challenging municipal course in Northern New Jersey, Sunset Valley is a solid, yet forgettable course not worth repeat plays or going out of your way to see. … More Review: Sunset Valley Golf Course
Although it has an impressive history and greens, Lakewood is a bit of a mixed bag with many mundane holes, two awful holes, and lackluster conditioning. This Jersey Shore public course is certainly interesting but not somewhere I’d go out of my way to play again. … More Review: Lakewood Country Club
A very unique public course that pays homage to the styles of eighteen classic golf architects, The Architects is more cohesive than you’d expect and provides some excellent holes and interesting golf history lessons at very competitive rates. This is one of my favorite public courses in New Jersey and is well-worth a play. … More Review: The Architects Golf Club
An elite par 3 course, Hamilton Farm’s Hickory Course is built on an expansive property and features tremendous variety and visuals. It is great fun and a strong test and members are very fortunate to have this option to compliment the Highlands Course. … More Review: Hamilton Farm Golf Club (Hickory)
A welcome new addition to the New Jersey public golf scene, the municipal Old Bridge is an affordable, playable layout with a particularly notable set of greens. It is worth a play if in the area. … More Review: Old Bridge Golf Club at Rose & Lambertson
Crystal Springs is a very difficult and quirky layout that won’t appeal to everyone, but is arguably the most unique and memorable public course in New Jersey. It is worth a play at least once for this reason and is a good challenge for better players. … More Review: Crystal Springs Golf Club
Although a bit bland in places, the 27-hole Neshanic Valley provides strong value, great conditions, and excellent practice facilities for a municipal course. It is one of the better public courses in New Jersey and one worth playing if in the area. … More Review: Neshanic Valley Golf Course (Ridge/Lake)
With numerous outstanding holes and an overall fun, cohesive, minimalist design, Hidden Creek is one of the best courses in South Jersey and is well-worth a play. … More Review: Hidden Creek Golf Club
A great example of the very strong private golf depth in New Jersey, Watchung Valley is a challenging yet fun design featuring many of Raynor’s template holes on a hilly property. Recent restoration efforts have only enhanced it and it is well-worth a play if given an invite. … More Review: Watchung Valley Golf Club
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