Beaver Brook Country Club

My girlfriend and I decided to play a late round of Golf and chose Beaver Brook CC. We arrived early and checked in at the Pro Shop where we were greeted by a very friendly staff member. Since it was early in the season the greens we’re plugged but otherwise the course was in great condition for the beginning of the season. We will definitely be back here again. The only downfall is there is no driving range to warm up.

Course was awesome, . Pace was good, 4 hrs and 10 mins for 18 without waiting at all. Greens were just aerated so they were a little slow. But so are everyone else’s. All in all it was a great day.

This was my second round at Beaver Brook Country Club and I am still waiting for the greens to grow in. I know that we haven’t had the best of winters in NJ, but I have played at other courses with better greens, so I will give BBCC another shot but that won’t be until May when the course has had enough time to grow in.

Other than the greens, I love the layout and feel that it provides a stern challenge from the Gold tees at 6600 yards.

Rainy and cold out the day my buddies and I played, but we had to get out to play. We were pleasantly surprised by the course; not too long, but some has some interestingly laid out holes. Will play again this spring and summer !

The course was wet but OK. The pace of play was slow as it got backed up rather quickly since it was cart path only. Left after 12 holes.

I driven past the sign for the community a number of times heading to other golf courses but never knew there was a golf course up the hill until I saw it online.

The course layout is great and it literally forces you to use different clubs off of the tee. There are some nice elevation changes and overall I think it’s a good course to walk. The greens have not healed and grown in yet from when they were aerated late last season, so they were a little bumpy, but that’s because of the crazy weather we have had.

Overall I felt it was a very nice course with really nice pro shop staff and I look forward to coming back in the spring time to play it again.

Second time back at Beaver Brook this year after swearing it off many years ago. It is definitely worth playing, but this experience wasn't quite as smooth as the first.

First off, pace of play was not nearly as good as the last time I was there. The starter put two groups on the first tee at a time, I guess so they were ready to go. That didn't do anything for pace, though. Once the groups are out, you have to stay on top of them. He was rushing everyone out and actually told us to hit when the group in front of us was only about 250 yards out. All four of us are fairly long hitters so we waited, and the starter got snippy with us. That turned me off right away. Of course, we never saw a single ranger on the course the entire day. That's where you solve pace of play issues, not by rushing people out.

The course conditions were very good, with the exception of the bunkers. They looked like dirt or concrete depending on the individual bunker. Luckily I was only in one all day. The tees, fairways and greens were great, which is most important. Greens were rolling quick and there were some nasty pin placements. You have to hit quality iron shots to score at Beaver Brook, otherwise you will struggle on the greens.

I'd go back, but it wasn't a fantastic experience this time around.

I thought the wheels on the cart were going to fall off(seriously).

This course spends ZERO ! Money to keep up with the maintenance.

-Sands Traps.....um, what Sand ? You are hitting out of a cement bunker !

- bare spots of hard dirt (in the fairway)

- If this course were a Dog, I’d have it put down.....

Time to sell to someone that will maintain it.

Anymore than $35 for this course, you got ripped off.

Tee boxes, fairways and greens in excellent shape. Pace of play early in the morning very good. Sand traps need sand and golf carts need to be upgraded. Challenging layout. Worth playing.

Overcast & cool day with rain expected-- turned out to be a great weather day with no rain, only a cool breeze mostly and not as wet as expected. Challenging course for first time player. More knowledge of layout will help even mediocre players but not always forgiving. Fun day.

I drive from Staten Island ( 100 mile round trip) to play this course. I average about 20 rounds a season here. The maintanence on this course is really second to none. The tee boxes, fairways & greens are well maintained. The greens are rolled at least every other week & a die hard golfer can tell a frequent rolled green ( hence the consistent 3 putting on my part !!! LOL).

Only negative is they are WAAAY past due on new golf carts.

Beaver Brook is in excellent shape. Layout and diverse couture of course make for challenging play. Staff is very friend and I like seeing rangers periodically to keep the course of play within 4 and half hours. Book through Golf Now and price is a good value. Only negative is they need to upgrade the golf carts. Highly recommend.

Very scenic well groomed course with great challenges at each hole! Fun course to play!

Loved the layout. Great condition and the greens were fast. Very friendly staff. Will play there again.

First off let me prefix this by saying I play this course somewhat often, maybe three times per month and this is not a regular occurrence but I had A very poor golfing experience due to A rude couple with poor golf etiquette and attitude towards others. This couple is middle-aged and live in one of the houses that are basically on the course so I don't know if they feel that they have some sort of entitlement or right to act this way but as I said it resulted in a very poor experience and honestly has me questioning if I would even like to play here again. I booked as a single and was paired with this couple and another single whom which I rode with. Before the issues began the male half of the couple boasted that he was a 4 handicap when really he might be a 12 and still he insisted on playing from the back tees even when his best drive was 240 yards so yes he was one of those guys. The issue started at the turn when we all went in for a bathroom break and a drink. As I was buying a drink the cashier asked the woman how the round was going, she said, very rudely, slow and the cashier said She was sorry and the woman replied by very rudely saying ugh it's our playing partners. Now mind you we were on pace for a three hour and 45 minute round at this point. Now this is the couple in which the male was hitting approaches with a 3wood every other par 4 and they were both putting like it was for the U.S. Open. The gentleman I rode with was older and was just getting over a back injury so he played from the front tees with the woman and every decent shot she hit she boasted and bragged as if to put the man down. I could tell he was sort of surprised that she would do this but he was a better man than me about it and continued to play nights where as I decided I would rather try and tune them out as if we weren't playing with them.

If you decide to play here be wary of the incredibly rude pro wannabe couple, I believe that the husbands name is Kevin but I could be wrong.