Course Information and Score Card

Robert K. Nicolson, PGA Professional
Mike Amorelli, Director of Golf
Robert Mylnarski, Golf Course Superintendent

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Hole #1 - Par 4

This opening hole stretches to 391 yards from the back tee. Fairway bunkers on the right set up the dog leg left design. Second shots face a typically small green. well bunkered on both sides.

Hole #2 - Par 3

A long par three, 235 from the back and 143 yards from the forward tee. Out of bounds left and tall pines right. The prevailing wind is at you and the green is uphill.

Hole #3 - Par 5

This par five is reachable in two, but the risk is high. Out of bounds left, uneven fairway lies, and a nasty pot bunker 60 yards short of the green. Once on the green. everything slopes away from you.

Hole #4 - Par 3

100 yards or 156 yards. short with out of bounds left, wetlands in front and small brook to the right. This new green will hold your shot.

Hole #5 - Par 4

A slight dog leg right, 348 yards from the "whites".  Try to keep your tee shot down the left side. The two-tier, well bunkered green comes back to the clubhouse.

Hole #6 - Par 4

This hole is straight, with a large brook following you on the left side. Stay between the fairway bunkers. The green slopes away in the back.

Hole #7 - Par 4

From the back tee, a mere 341 yards. This hole has the highest over par history in Club championships. The dog leg left has a lateral hazard left, elevated green and a carry over water. A new local rule change for 2002 - tee shot left of brook is NO LONGER OUT OF BOUNDS.

Hole #8 - Par 4

The men’s #1 HDCP hole, 416 yards uphill, woods to your right and the entrance road on your left. Take one extra club for your shot up to the larger than usual green.

Hole #9 - Par 5

This is the #1 HDCP hole for the forward tee. It measures 415 yards. A water hazard lies just inside the 150 yard marker. The elevated small green is tightly bunkered and returns you to the clubhouse.

Hole #10 - Par 4

A well executed drive needs to be hit at least 190 yards to see the green on this dog leg left. A big hitter may try to cut the corner, but watch out for the fairway bunker on the left. The green is generous but don’t be long.

Hole #11 - Par 3

An uphill par 3, which plays from 165 to 118 yards. The elevated oblong green has a bunker from left which protects the back tier.

Hole #12 - Par 4

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The elevated tee offers you two distinct fairway selections. The high road, over a brook, is a 220 yard carry from the back tee. The reward is a flat lie and a visible green for your second shot. The low road to the left allows the average tee shot to carry over the same brook. This is a safe place to land but the next shot is usually blind.

Hole #13 - Par 13

Just over 500 yards from the back, this par five is straight as a ruler. Out of bound lines the entire left side and pines are on the right. The shot into the green must be accurate.

Hole #14 - Par 3

This par three is the signature hole. The cemetery left of the green dates back to the late 1800’s. Three large bunkers with a brook in front guard the elevated green from the front.

Hole #15 - Par 5

Our longest hole, 556 yards from the "blues", is a slight dog leg right. The tee shot is wide open, but the fairway narrows to the green. The bail out is pin high left.

Hole #16 - Par 4

This hole plays only 334 from the middle tee selection. The out of bounds lines the left side and the right side is tree lined. Now for the fun part, the green is only 10 yards wide and falls off right.

Hole #17 - Par 4

This newly designed hole is a dog leg right. Your tee shot must favor the left side if you want a clear second shot. Look out for the fairway bunkers! The green is very difficult to putt due to large swales.

Hole #18 - Par 4

A great finishing hole, where length and accuracy are a must. Your shot to the green must be perfect. The large triple tier green is well bunkered and demands a great putting stroke. During the summer, pool members may view your final shots, so take dead aim.

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Greens News

The Maintenance Department would like to welcome back all the members for another year of golf. We would also like to take this opportunity to remind all golfers that repairing ball marks and replacing divots helps to improve the quality of the course.
The new grass practice facility is near completion and will open the weekend of April 20 & 21. A few minor items will be completed this spring to finish the range.

As most of you are aware, the state of New Jersey us under water restrictions due to the severe drought. Think rain!
The Greens Crew recently removed several diseased trees throughout the golf course. The majority of the tree work has been completed over the past few months. A few evergreen limbs are all that remain of the planned pruning. The reconstruction of the #11 bunker and green surrounds is near completion. The bunker bank slope was lessened to alleviate mower damage and the surrounds were sodded. A drain was also dug along the tree line to control water run-off. Once the stone is incorporated into the drain and new bunker sand is installed, the project will be complete. Again, welcome back and we look forward to seeing everyone out on the course!

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