Crestmont Country Club

Crestmont Country Club is an 18-hole championship golf course designed by renowned architect Donald J. Ross in 1922, located on 300 acres in West Orange, Essex County, New Jersey. The classic layout spans 6,886 yards from the longest tees and features verdant fairways and undulating greens characteristic of Ross's design philosophy. Recently restored to its original specifications, the course presents a genuine challenge for skilled golfers while accommodating players of varying abilities through multiple tee boxes on every hole. The course is situated in a refined setting described as an oasis, tucked away from city activity with scenic views including brilliant sunsets. The championship-caliber design balances difficulty with accessibility, making it playable for both elite competitors and recreational golfers. As the centerpiece of the broader Crestmont Country Club experience, the golf course anchors the club's offerings alongside dining, social, and recreational facilities established over the club's century-long history.