Flanders Valley Golf Club - Red/Gold Course

Nice course layout for red and white. I found white challenging. Will absolutely play here again.

Staff are friendly and nice.

The White 9 were a big improvement over the red 9. Website indicates that Blue white course is open but at this time only red white is open. I would not want to play the red 9 again. Boring flat straight fairways with out many trees. The white course was layer out much better. Conditions were pretty good though only red tee boxes were available. I would come back and play blue white. I was also told the golf course is hilly and challenging but I have no interest in playing the red ever again

Not a very challenging course, we played white to red, which is what they have open for the winter, greens had a lot of top dressing making it impossible for the ball to spin , but that’s expected for winter golf. Golf now price was a steal, but once summer comes expect to pay $70+ per round, which in my opinion it’s not worth the money. Overall, very fun layout, very friendly staff.

Fairways and greens were in great shape at this time of the year. Enjoyed the layout. Tee boxes need a little maintenance.

This was our first time play there, the course was very wet, it was raining the whole day before. But the course view is nice, lots trees. It will be great if in a good weather, I think.

I'm 71, use to be good ,but now can still break 80 from senior/ladies tees. Not use to walking ,but had to. Course was wet, but not difficult to walk at all. I'm tired today though! Played temp tees, to sandy greens. But they were actually good to putt on. Staff was great! Would definitely come back during season to actually see what the holes really play like. Also 2 other nines that seemed hillier.. Only problem was that I was a single. Caught a 3 some on 6th hole and they had no clue as to letting me play through.

I am lucky enough to live in town and play this course 90% of the time. The grounds are well maintained. The greens are fantastic although probably the toughest greens to score on in NJ. You need to consider your shots carefully!!

There are a lot of ways to get in trouble if you don’t play smart. The tee boxes could use a little help. Tee boxes are well placed. From the white tees, the average golfer (me) can play to the 150 marker without issue on most holes.

Harder from the tips for sure.

The fairways have plenty of room to try and bomb one but missing big will cost you big.

Walking this course is very doable!! There are a few on holes on the Gold course that are a climb but the Red nine flattens out. White to Blue is very walkable.

As far as the staff? A+. The staff is top notch and welcoming. If someone is not friendly it’s probably your fault.

Play well

AJ Cif

When I go to a golf course for the first time I have no idea what to expect. What I received at Flanders was attention and a genuine caring for the experience. This course is a little far from my home, but darn it’s fun. The Gold- Red Course, or the “Outer”, has a front 9 that is pretty much on the side hill of the Valley. Gold nine has so much beauty but the golf is championship esq. After playing on the side of the valley you now enter it, beginning on Red. The red course is WIDE open. Great greens and a shot makers dream. The Blue-White, or the Forrest, is very challenging. This is inside the valley, a much more traditional layout. Blue course has the most challenging pin locations and greens, while the White course is a tad bit easier. The 13th hole is called the Snake and if you ever play it you will see what I mean. All in all, The starters are funny, the pro shop is helpful and the golfers who play here are most friendly.