Hamilton Farm Golf Club Course Review

The Hamilton Farm Golf Club was first opened in 2001 and it wears the signature of architects Dana Fry and Dr. Michael Hurdzan. The golf course sits on a beautiful piece of real estate in Gladstone, New Jersey and it features 7131 yards of golf from its longest tees, with a slope rating of 139 and a course rating of 74,7 for a 72 par. Metrics aside, the Hamilton Farm Golf Club is well known for hosting HSBCs Women World Match Play Championship in 2005 and 2006 and also for its award-winning golf course, i.e. ranked number nine best in the state of New Jersey by the reputable Golf Digest magazine in 2005/2006 and number twelve by the same publication in 2007/2008. Keep in mind that this is a private resort, available for its members and their guests only. As per the golf course itself, it is built on a 600 acres property and it looks like it was there forever, offering beauty and splendor to its visitors, together with a highly trained staff.

Staying at the club, youll be delighted by the first-class amenities, both the lodging and the food and also by the golf courses generous fairways, the masterfully designed bunkers and overall routing which make for a challenging yet fun golfing experience, round after round. Playing here youll discover that the Hamilton Farm Golf Clubs golf course is not only challenging but stunningly beautiful, one of the nicest Ive ever played, being set in an epic scenery (farm country) with all facilities being top notch and offering terrific views during your game. The greens and fairways are always well groomed and in impeccable shape, making for a difficult yet friendly overall experience regardless of your golf-skills.