White/Red at Ramblewood Country Club
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Ramblewood Country Club is one of the Delaware Valley's most popular golfing destinations. There are 27 holes of championship golf available, which are divided into three nines called the Red, White, and Blue. With three 18-hole combinations, there is plenty of variety. The White/Red golf course is the original 18 holes when the club first opened in 1962. The Blue nine was added a decade later. The two nines are more similar in design and character than the Blue, which is tighter and routed through mature pine forests. Throughout the golf course you'll find large, subtly undulating greens that are guarded by strategically placed bunkers. Water has a prominent presence throughout. There are forced carries over water on 12 holes. The forgiving fairways with their generous landing areas provide some respite.
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Top Courses in New Jersey(2024 #15)
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Windy Day
I think the pace of play was good because of the impending weather. We teed off at 2 and mage it in by around 6. Not too much waiting for a Saturday afternoon. The fairways and greens were shaggy as usual I guess to accommodate a lot of rounds and all skill levels of players. One thing that I think they could have done better is to actively manage the “helicopter’s” falling from the trees. Certain greens became unplayable. Seems like it is the “your a publinkster, what do you want. Nice bar and friendly bar staff. I play this one because it is close and I can find it on my app.
dissapointing
Seems like they don't want women plaiying here
not one bathroom on the course wont be back