Heron Glen Golf Course in Hunterdon County has been named the No. 1 public golf course in New Jersey, topping GolfPass’ Golfers’ Choice rankings, which evaluate publicly accessible courses based on reviews submitted by recreational golfers.
The county‑owned course in Ringoes led the annual list of the state’s top public layouts, earning the highest placement among 20 courses recognized statewide for course conditions, layout and overall player experience.
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Eight other Central Jersey courses made the top 20: Neshanic Valley, Rutgers, Spooky Brook, Quail Brook, Old Bridge, Galloping Hill, Royce Brook, Tamarack West.
“Being named the number one public golf course in New Jersey is an incredible accomplishment and a testament to the outstanding work of the entire Heron Glen team,” stated Hunterdon County Commissioner Director John Lanza. “Heron Glen is not only a tremendous recreational asset for our residents, but it is also an important destination that brings visitors to Hunterdon County and supports our local tourism economy.”
Heron Glen Golf Course in Hunterdon
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Top 20 public golf courses in New Jersey
As ranked by GolfPass Golfers’ Choice:
Heron Glen Golf Course, Raritan Township
Neshanic Valley Golf Course (Lake/Ridge), Branchburg
Spooky Brook, Franklin (Somerset)
Quail Brook, Franklin (Somerset)
Galloping Hill, Kenilworth
Vineyard National Golf Course, Egg Harbor City
Royce Brook, Hillsborough
Ocean County at Atlantis, Little Egg Harbor
Tamarack West, East Brunswick
GolfPass releases a Top 20 Public Golf Courses in New Jersey every March, created with its annual Golfers’ Choice lists by curating the reviews submitted by everyday golfers. Each course needed at least two reviews and at least some public access to qualify.
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