
New Jersey
New Jersey may be one of the smallest US states but it’s one of the country’s wealthiest and most populous. First claimed by the Dutch and then commandeered by the English, New Jersey, or The Garden State, lives up to its “Liberty and Prosperity” motto these days.
Pine Valley Golf Club
New Jersey, United States
Pine Valley Golf Club
Pine Valley Golf Club was the dream of a Philadelphian hotelier, George Crump, who sadly died before its completion. The legacy he left behind is universally considered to be the perfect example of penal golf course architecture.
Somerset Hills Country Club
New Jersey, United States
Somerset Hills Country Club
Somerset Hills Country Club is a Jekyll and Hyde course that's routed around flat, open, links-like terrain of a former racetrack going out, and across hilly, dense woodland coming home.
Baltusrol Golf Club (Lower)
New Jersey, United States
Baltusrol Golf Club (Lower)
Baltusrol Golf Club takes its name from Mr Baltus Roll who once farmed this land in the 19th century before his untimely murder.
Plainfield Country Club
New Jersey, United States
Plainfield Country Club
The name, Plainfield Country Club, is understated and perhaps suggests an ordinary run-of-the-mill golf course but we can assure you, plain it is not.
Ridgewood Country Club (East & West)
New Jersey, United States
Ridgewood Country Club (East & West)
There are three nine-hole loops at Ridgewood Country Club, West, East and Center, which refer to their location relative to their fabulous Clifford Wendehack designed clubhouse.
Hollywood Golf Club
New Jersey, United States
Hollywood Golf Club
Formed in 1898, Hollywood Golf Club moved to its present location in 1912. The layout has been revamped numerous times since the Scottish professional Isaac Mackie originally laid it out.
Baltusrol (Upper)
New Jersey, United States
Baltusrol (Upper)
The Upper course at Baltusrol Golf Club was laid out by the "Creator of Golf Courses", the legendary A. W. Tillinghast.
Galloway National Golf Club
New Jersey, United States
Galloway National Golf Club
Galloway National Golf Club is routed through a glorious, gently undulating 200-acre parcel of land which affords stunning views of Reeds Bay and the Atlantic City skyline.
Essex County Country Club
New Jersey, United States
Essex County Country Club
Essex County Country Club is one of the elder statesmen of American golf, incorporated way back in 1887. The course that’s played today goes back to 1918, the work of a rookie golf course designer, A.W. Tillinghast.
Bayonne Golf Club
New Jersey, United States
Bayonne Golf Club
Bayonne is dramatic and rather surreal as the course is located directly across the Hudson River from Wall Street where panoramic views of the Statue of Liberty and the Manhattan skyline create a quixotic backcloth.