New Jersey Featured Golf Courses

Red/Gold at Flanders Valley Golf Club in Flanders, NJ

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Flanders Valley Golf Course boasts two championship courses that sprawl across the rolling countryside of Morris County. The facility is considered one of the best public golf courses in New Jersey and has even been ranked as one of the top 75 public courses in the country.

The Pines Course at Seaview in Absecon, NJ

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The Pines Course is one of two courses offered at Seaview Resort in Absecon. The two courses, the Pines and the Bay, are two of New Jersey's oldest. The Pines Course is the lesser known of the two but it is just as demanding.

Rail/Lake at Great Gorge Country Club in McAfee, NJ

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Great Gorge Country Club boasts 27 holes of championship golf that are played in three different 18-hole combinations. The three nines: Railside, Lakeside, and Quarryside; are all unique from one another to provide versatility and diversity. The Railside/Quarryside combination is the most scenic course.

Harker's Hollow Golf Club in Phillipsburg, NJ

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Nestled in the hills of Scotts Mountain, Harker's Hollow Golf & Country Club was carved from a sloping hillside, giving it a challenging terrain with plenty of elevation changes. Opened in 1929, the golf course has a classic layout designed by Robert White, the first president of the PGA of America. Although it is a seemingly mild 6,551 yards from the back tees, the course plays much longer and harder thanks to the undulating terrain.

The Bay Course at Seaview in Absecon, NJ

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The Seaview Resort in Absecon sprawls across 670 acres of southern New Jersey pinelands. The resort is home to two of the oldest golf courses in New Jersey, which were both opened in 1914. The Bay Course is the better known of the two. It has a classic layout that has retained the traditional features of when it was first built.

Ballyowen Golf Club in Hamburg, NJ

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Ballyowen Golf Club is an homage to the great Scottish links courses, the place where golf originated. The course sprawls across 250 acres of rolling farmland that overlooks the Walkill River. The layout tumbles through valleys and hills, staying as true as possible to the natural contours of the land.

South/West Course at Sand Barrens Golf Club in Swainton, NJ

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Sand Barrens Golf Club in Swainton is home to 27 holes of championship golf divided into the North, South, and West nines. Just south of Atlantic City, the club is conveniently located just a short drive from southern Jersey's beaches.

North/South Course at Sand Barrens Golf Club in Swainton, NJ

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Sand Barrens Golf Club offers three unique nines that are played in three different 18-hole combinations. The West is the local favorite while the North is the most challenging and South is the prettiest. The North course features tree-lined fairways and large, undulating greens that putt fast and true.

Blue Heron Pines Golf Club in Cologne, NJ

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As its name would suggest, Blue Heron Pines Golf Club plays through stands of towering pines. The trees provide more scenery than intimidation but the golf course offers plenty of other challenges including strategically placed traps and enormous water hazards.

Harbor Pines Golf Club in Egg Harbor Township, NJ

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A round at Harbor Pines Golf Club in Egg Harbor Township includes more than 17 acres of water and 520 acres of dense pine forests. The layout was carefully carved from the trees, disturbing as few of them as possible, to give many of the holes the feeling of being tucked away.

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