The Courses

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Gambler Ridge Golf Club, a must stop for a round of golf in  Central Jersey area. The real star of the show at Gambler Ridge is the layout. This is a  thoughtful design that features rolling fairways, perfectly-manicured  greens and strategically-placed sand and water hazards. This is a course  that will both challenge experienced players while helping newcomers  relax as they enjoy learning to play. This is a must-play Central Jersey  golf course. 

 Cream Ridge Golf Course is an 18-hole championship located on Route 539  in Cream Ridge, NJ. The golf course has four sets of tee boxes and  features a layout with great variety, offering any level player a fun  and challenging golf experience. The course originally opened in 1958,  and is 6516 yards from the back tees playing to a par of 71. The course  rating is 71.6, and it has a slope of 128. After playing, you’ll want to stop by our  beautiful bar and restaurant called The Roost. It’s the place to go for a  cold beer or sumptuous meal. 

 Generous fairways, sloping greens, the rolling hills of central New  Jersey, and a back nine designed by famed architect Robert Trent Jones  Sr. See if you can conquer "The Monster", our 621-yard 18th hole. Come  have an excellent Hanover golf experience. 

 Bey Lea Golf Course, located on Bay Avenue (across from Police  Headquarters), is a professional 18-hole golf course. The course is home  to several leagues, tournaments, and local high school teams. 

 Only minutes south of Allentown, the course is easily accessible from the I-78 and Route 309  exchange at Center Valley, New Jersey border is just 15 minutes away. The original 18 holes opened in  1963 and was renamed the Pine and Maple Nines with the addition of the  Oak Nine in 2000. An expansive 40-acre driving range with all-grass  hitting areas and target flags will get your game ready for the  challenges of this gem of a public golf course. 

Bunker Hill Golf Course is an 18 hole public golf course just 7  miles north of downtown Princeton, nestled in the rolling terrain of  Central New Jersey. The golf course is just a short drive from the  surrounding areas of Northern & Southern New Jersey and Staten  Island, NY and New York City are only 45 minutes away, making it the  perfect location for golf and golf outings. 

 Nestled in the hills of Scotts Mountain, Harkers Hollow Golf 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. The layout does offer a few lengthy holes as well as some interesting par 3s. The greens are small and fast with breaks ranging  from subtle to dramatic. The par-3 fifth hole is the club's signature with a particularly notable scenery.