Charleston Springs Golf Course

The rolling farmland of central New Jersey provides an understated canvas for this Stephen Kay design, where mature oak and maple corridors frame generous fairways that reward strategic positioning over pure distance. Kay's routing maximizes elevation changes across former agricultural fields, creating natural amphitheater settings on several holes where approach shots play to greens perched above sweeping valleys. The back nine particularly shines, with a quartet of holes from 14-17 that showcase how thoughtful architecture can transform modest terrain into memorable golf.