Beaver Brook Country Club

This place is a gem! Always in great shape and the pace is spot on.

Played yesterday after being away for a couple years and I have to say, sadly the course has gone downhill. There were several areas were there was just No Grass… just dirt. I find that very odd for a golf course. No Cart girl on a weekend but the “No Personal Alcohol” signs still hanging all over. The greens were very inconsistent and needed to be cut. I know it is “Fall Gol” but they need to try to do a better job with the leaves. The pro shop is practically nonexistent and there was no snack bar or food stand.

Had a 850 tee time. Frost delayed an hour. Once started we had a great fun round. 4.5 hrs to complete 18 is not bad. Will be back. The course was in great shape with the lack of rain. Greens were fine.

The greens on this course are the most challenging I've played in New Jersey. I had 3 "makeable" birdie putts slide past the hole and wind up 15 feet past. The par 3 greens will reject your ball if you are short. Watching your ball roll off the green down a steep embankment is tough. That said, the course is in great shape and the layout and scenery are fantastic.

We haven’t had rain in a lot of weeks and for the pin placements on the greens to be as aggressive as they were isn’t very friendly if you want to make golfers come back when the course is this dry and the greens are this fast, you need to choose a spot to put the pin to make it, not easier but challenging these placements were just ridiculous for these dry conditions. They should really soak the greens down with a lot of water, but that’s just my opinion.

Course was in great condition with a challenging layout. However, there was nowhere to get water/drinks or food - nothing at the clubhouse or on the course. The gas carts were in poor condition and spewed noxious fumes.

They double book people for t times. You can book a time in golf now it doesn’t matter someone can just call and then there’s 8 people booked for 1 ttime.

I've played here a bunch - my most recent round was a twilight round which only cost $35 bucks, so certainly no complaints about that and I didn't expect to finish anyway. That said, there are some things to know.

-Carts are in really rough shape. Felt like it was going to fall apart while I was driving it.

-No rangers or anything, and the pace can be absolutely brutal.

The course layout is OK

I would not recommend playing hear during morning hours or any time they are charging full price, IMO it is no where near being worth 75+ to play during prime time.

Need a ranger to keep the pace up. Round was over 5 hours long and it was obviously 1 group holding the whole afternoon up. Old dudes talking instead of playing. No cares at all that they have to share the course with other golfers. Very frustrating to pay good money and have the course not monitored. Need to nip this behavior and keep the pace moving forward... or be more successful in life and take your slow behavior to the country clubs! Not at the public spaces meant to be shared.