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Red/Blue at Ramblewood Country Club
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For more than half a century, Ramblewood Country Club has been one of the top public golf courses in southern New Jersey. The club offers 27 holes of championship golf that are played as three different 18-hole combinations. The Red/Blue Course starts with one of the original nines from 1962, while the back nine was added 10 years later. The Red nine has large, subtly undulating greens bordered by strategically placed bunkers. Be prepared for a few forced carries over water. The challenges are nicely balanced with forgiving fairways that have generous landing areas. The Blue nine is an interesting contrast to the front of the golf course. It's routed through mature pine forests and it has tighter fairways though the greens are just as undulating as the Red, making course management the key to scoring well.
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Top Courses in New Jersey(2024 #15)
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Conditions4.2
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Value4.2
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Layout4.3
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Friendliness4.5
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Pace4.3
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Hainesport
It took 4 of us to play
We waited on every hole on the back nine.
2 holes there were 3 groups waiting on the same
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Consistently great course
Great time as usual. The rough was abnormally long although the crew was out mowing. Could be because it was a random Thursday. They have 3 sets of 9 you its always a nice mix when you arrive. Will be back for sure
Not a $100 round
Course is fine. Definitely some rough patches around greens that makes chipping feel like you’re hitting off of concrete. One big plus is tee boxes are well maintained and all very flat. Just wouldn’t pay $100 for a round here again. The only time we saw the cart girl was immediately after we tee’d off on 1, then right after the turn after we tee’d off on 10. This was a Sunday 10:00 round
Too Late for Food??
Heavy rains in days before. No big deal. Course was in good condition. Greens were slow. Don’t think they’d been cut for a day or so. Teed off at 4:00 on a Tuesday. Not a beverage cart in sight. At the turn, no food at the stand. Could order from their restaurant but who wants to wait 20 minutes? Just a warning, don’t go hungry. Otherwise, course is good. Good value.
Ramblewood country club red/blue
Course was nice after a rainy day. Pace of play was awesome nobody right on behind you and nobody in front. Super fun course with some tough holes!
Solid
The course is in good shape.
No issues with pace of play, on an even deal day.
One note——
No driving range ,just 2 hitting nets .
They do have a nice putting green
Father's Day
Course in good shape; they went to 10 minute tee times which was long overdue
Only 1 ranger for 27 holes, so for the "annual Fathers Day" golfer who doesn't know when to pickup it slows pace for everyone behind them.
Why they end red with a par 3 and begin blue with a par 3 is beyond me. By default there will be a backup. Should have a refreshment stand by blue teebox....you have to walk a bit to the clubhouse; it just delays the round.
IDK what you have to do to play the white 9, I never draw it when making a tee time.
On the plus side, course was in pretty good shape considering the lack of rain.
Slow play
This course is a good option with close proximity to Philadelphia. However, as is becoming the standard at public courses, play can be very slow. There are three different 9 hole courses. Oddly enough, as we waited for three groups in front of us to tee off on the first hole of one of the courses, not a single group was waiting on the other. Could be a great course if they improve pace of play / logistics of the three courses and how they interplay.
Had a great day at Ramblewood CC
Booked this highly rated course on GolfNow and did not disappoint. The entrance to the club is spacious and attractive. The staff is well dressed and friendly. Since it’s a weekday and not crowded, I had a relaxing pace to really enjoy playing golf during warm up and on course. The white and red courses were well maintained and in good condition. I played well from the tee suitable to me. Afterwards I took a shower and had a good drink and food at the bar. It’s my most enjoyable round in recent memory.
Very Dry Conditions
The course needs water very badly, it’s very dry. The greens were still sanded after aeration, but rolled pretty decent. The tee boxes, rough fairways, and bunkers were in good shape.
