The Golf One New Jersey course guide
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416 matching courses in New Jersey. New and corrected listings are added as they are verified.
Carneys Point, NJ
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Swainton, NJ
Discover Sand Barrens Golf Club in Swainton, New Jersey.
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Cape May Court House, NJ
One of the most popular holes on the North is No. 3, a par-4 (401 from the back and 279 from the front) that requires an accurate tee shot to a narrow fairway, heavily lined with trees on both sides. “The secret here is hitting straight,” says Assistant PGA Golf Professinal Garry Marker. “Watch out for three large bunkers guarding the green.” Then it’s on to No. 4, a short dogleg right par-4 (391 yards from the back and 255 from the front). Again you’re dealing with a narrow fairway. This time, you’ll find trees to the right and a small bunker in the crook of the dogleg and a long waste area on the left that stretches from the front tees all the way to the green. A slight fade is best off the tees, but don’t go too far right. “You want to hit to the 150-yard marker,” Marker says. “So hit it about 250 from the back or 160 from the forward tees. You’ll find this is a fairly small green compared to the rest on the course.”
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Cape May Court House, NJ
The South Nine is a little more open than the other nines and has more undulating greens. On your starting hole on this nine, a short par-4 (365 from the back tees and 251 from the forward), you’ll be hitting from tee boxes with a long waste area off to the left. It’s probably best to use a fairway wood or long iron off the tees as this hole requires more accuracy than muscle. The green is heavily protected by a horseshoe of bunkers. One of the favorites on the South Course is No. 4, which plays 439 yards from the back tees and 339 from the forward and can be played straight ahead or off to the right to stay safely clear of the sand. “You’ll find a big waste area on the left that requires something of a carry off the tee,” says Assistant PGA Golf Professional Doug Delaney says. “Then there’s another one that crosses the fairway, about 100 yards away from the green.”
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CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, NJ
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CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, NJ
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CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, NJ
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Tuckerton, NJ
Sea Oaks Golf Club masterfully combines a breathtaking 18-hole championship golf course with the finest in country club amenities, to create a public golf facility like no other. Encompassing more than 194 pristine acres of natural terrain in the pine barrens of southern New Jersey, Sea Oaks Golf Club is a spectacular design by popular mid-western golf course architect, Ray Hearn. This stately course combines Hearn's critically acclaimed talent of integrating the natural context and inherent features of the region with a creative concept.
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Little Egg Harbor, NJ
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Scotch Plains, NJ
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Neptune, NJ
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Moorestown, NJ
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