Old Bridge Golf Club

The course is brand new, so it needs time to mature but greens are rolling pure the staff is great & very helpful. My only complaints is there is no chipping area and no sand or seed mix bottles in the carts to fix your divots ! A must play for 2024

Had the opportunity to play twice here in April 2024 and while the course needs to mature, I have no doubt this course will develop into a top public course around NJ/NY area. The course is short but fun and fair. This course will always have a special place for me as I shot my best round ever my second time playing here. Highly recommend and the staff are very friendly.

Awesome course. Interesting layout. Tricky greens. I definitely recommend playing there

Many areas are under repair, fairways air rated and tight, greens big and nicely contoured. Interested to see how this course matures

Have been looking forward to this 18 and it did not disappoint. The course, which is not long by todays standards, makes up for it with a fun layout and some of the most undulated greens I have seen. It is still a little rough/bare in some places but once everything grows in over the spring/summer it is going to be spectacular. Staff was very friendly, and the driving range is great. It was what you would expect out of a new facility. Check this place out.

Old Bridge is the newest course in the area and will soon be the best. I was able to play early and you can see all the work being put in to make it great. This place will be tremendous and a lot harder once summer hits and everything grows in and greens are rolled. Looking forward to returning.

Let’s start with the positive and there’s plenty of it to talk about.

The Rose is a must play for anyone that likes quality golf. From the moment you pull into the property, everything is shiny and new. The folks in the clubhouse were friendly, as were the gentleman working outside.

The driving range, is beautiful, and the Range balls are also brand new.

Design of this course is outstanding. The site views from the tea boxes with the tall trees lining the fairways are breathtaking. It reminds me of being in the western part of Virginia, where the fairways are tight and the lined with tall pine trees.

The tee boxes are mint. There’s no sand for you to put in your divots, but I noticed diets were filled, which means people from the maintenance crew come by and fill them for you, after the fact.

The fairways are generous, making it possible for all levels of player to hit Fairways consistently.

The greens, although not lightning fast, yet, were perfect and consistent.

I didn’t hit any balls in the bunkers, however, I did take notice that they are filled with high-quality, excellent sand.

On the back nine I dropped a ball in the bunker, just to test them out, and I have to say kudos to this course because they are perfect.

The layout of this course, although not long by today’s standards, was fun and challenging

The layout with the wind blowing, along with the undulating greens, create an adequate defense of this course

Now, for the only constructive criticism of this course:

IT WAS WET!

The greens and the bunkers drained very well. The fairways, however, in much of the rough were soaked.

Don’t get me wrong, we’ve had a ton of rain and for what it’s worth this course drained very well. It was tough the walk however, with a pushcart because the ground was wet and soft. I’m also appreciative that the course was open considering I drove over an hour to check out this new gem. is a gem I look forward to warmer, dryer, weather so I can return and play this course under perfect conditions.

And if you don’t mind wet socks, after your round, take advantage of the current pricing and go check out The Rose.

Unfortunately both my gps watches did not work and which was disappointing there were no markers for yardage on any holes. Very challenging course and I would definitely play there again