Hopewell Valley Golf Club selected to host prestigious tournaments:
2007 Metropolitan Golf Association (MGA) Met Open qualifier 2007 Senior Metropolitan Golf Association (MGA) Women's Amateur 2008 Golf Association of Philadelphia GAP Amateur qualifier
The 18-hole championship Thomas Winton-designed golf course is a par 72, measuring 6585 yards from the back tees. It features a U.S.G.A. rating of 71.5 and a slope of 127.
Carefully maintained by Hopewell Valley Golf Club’s outstanding professional staff, the mature pine and hardwood tree-lined course offers a challenge to any golfer.The Stony Brook is carved through the rolling fairways of this former horse farm, making water a factor on five golf holes.Built in the traditions of great Scottish courses that were native to design architect Thomas Winton, our course features small undulating greens and precision placed deep sand and grass bunkers, resulting in a true challenge for any golfer, placing a premium on accuracy and proper club selection. The secret feature of the Hopewell Valley Golf Club is its pure natural beauty – 190 acres of tranquility.There are no housing developments, no busy highways or streets, no business or tourist traffic to contend with and almost no neighbors, just Mother Nature.The Hopewell Valley Golf Club is truly how its founding members described it over 75 years ago, the Club is quite simply a friendly golf place “for those who love to play golf.” Golf amenities include a driving range, a short game practice area and two practice greens.All practice areas operate on an open-hitting policy, enabling unlimited hours of practice. The Hopewell Valley Golf Club’s Golf Shop features the latest in golfing and leisure attire, the newest technology in clubs and equipment, and the friendliest staff in the State of New Jersey.Shoe care, club fitting and repair are just some of the many fine services available.
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Hopewell Valley Golf Club has recently undertaken to achieve a River-Friendly Certification status from the Stony Brook Millstone Watershed Association, a non-profit organization “dedicated to enhancing the quality of the natural environment in the 265-square-mile region drained by Stony Brook and the Millstone River."
Matt Stout, Golf Course Superintendent, and Sean McCullough, Gardener, are leading the effort to refine our facility's management practices to benefit the local environment. The River-Friendly program focuses on land-use stewardship, the primary components of which are water quality preservation, water conservation, wildlife habitat enhancement, and community education and outreach.
National Audubon Society Christmas Bird Count Results
