Golf Courses in Annandale, New Jersey

Nearby Cities

Nearby Cities	Distance
Newark Golf Courses	34.6 Mi
Trenton Golf Courses	27.0 Mi
Jersey City Golf Courses	39.4 Mi
Paterson Golf Courses	38.6 Mi
Elizabeth Golf Courses	32.1 Mi
Edison Golf Courses	24.2 Mi
Princeton Golf Courses	20.2 Mi
Hoboken Golf Courses	41.9 Mi
Wayne Golf Courses	34.1 Mi
Morristown Golf Courses	20.1 Mi
Clinton Golf Courses	0.6 Mi
High Bridge Golf Courses	1.2 Mi
Whitehouse Station Golf Courses	2.9 Mi
Whitehouse Golf Courses	4.2 Mi
Oldwick Golf Courses	4.2 Mi
Flemington Golf Courses	5.8 Mi
Three Bridges Golf Courses	6.3 Mi
Pottersville Golf Courses	6.6 Mi
Washington Golf Courses	7.4 Mi
North Branch Golf Courses	7.9 Mi

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25 Country Club Dr, Annandale, New Jersey 08801-1659, United States

Beaver Brook Country Club is an 18-hole regulation length golf course in Annandale, New Jersey. This medium-length layout has 3 sets of teeboxes for a fun, but challenging golfing experience. Onlin... More on TheGolfCourses.net
A bit pricey compared to alternatives in the area, but well worth an afternoon or two per season. More on golflink.com

Country Club Dr./Route #31S, Clinton, NJ 08809

This course features stately oaks, maples and other trees lining the fairways and offering a scenic backdrop for approach shots to the well-contoured greens. Water comes into play on three holes an... More on Golf.com
This is not the most difficult of golf courses, but if you enjoy a beautiful setting, great course conditions, friendly staff and really hot cart girls, this is the place for you. More on GolfReview

203 Cregar Rd, High Bridge, New Jersey 08829-1016, United States

This course is an English-Irish links design constructed on rolling hills that overlook Spruce Run Reservoir in Hunterdon County. Besides being ... More on Golf.com
Good track staff is friendly and accomadating-although I could do without a lesson from the starter on the first tee. More on GolfReview