Cream Ridge Golf Club

Grabbed a tee time after work. Course was in pretty good shape for this time of year, challenging greens, fun par 3's, and Greg the starter is a great guy, always enjoy a conversation with him pre or post round!

Course is mostly straight ahead par 4's, some hilly holes, for myself not worth the 60+ minute drive to play

Staff is super friendly on arrival. Course is in great shape. Challenging course as well, need to learn to lay up on certain holes and need to learn to read the greens. Awesome round.

The oil light went on from time to time, the cart was struggling, after 9 we asked if we could change carts. We were told no, …. Because all the carts are in bad shape.

The course is a bit beat up, greens for the most part were fine.

Horrible pace of play. Why would you allow pull carts on a Summer Saturday ?

We were delayed teeing off about 30 minutes because they were waiting for carts to be returns (at 11am).

Fairways and most greens are in good condition. However, every sand bunker needs a lot of work including drainage. Bunkers were unplayable.

Haven’t played Cream Ridge for about 5 years after conditions fell off but they have turned it around. Very good condition and other than the road closures that caused us to take an unplanned tour of horse country, we had a nice experience.

Keep it up!

The golf carts sucked and the cart paths were really bad.

Nice course. First time playing there. Greens were great for the most part. Still dealing with freeze damage from the rough winter. Nice overall. Will play again.

Course was subpar from range balls that looked like they were 10/15 years old! Tees were just ok, a little hard to get your tee in the ground. There were no blue tee boxes even though on the card it said they had them. Greens were just ok. No consistency some were slow others were fast and some were in bad shape. Crazy short par five with rough in front of the green. Some lawnmower tracks were all over the fairways. Pace of play was average .