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Eagle Oaks Golf & Country Club features 18 holes with a par of 71 and plays to 6,919 yards with a slope rating of 132. The course was designed by Nicklaus Design with Johnny Miller as architect, opened in 1989, and features 70 bunkers and 8 water hazards. Unique design elements flow between links-style, open meadow and forested landscapes to provide a new look on every hole. The course is located in Farmingdale, New Jersey, in Monmouth County.

Johnny Miller's and Jack Nicklaus' legendary careers set the stage for the strategically sound design of the Eagle Oaks championship golf course. The greens feature Augusta 1/Augusta 4 Bentgrass installed in 2010, with tees and fairways also in Bentgrass. Average green size is 6,600 square feet.

Eagle Oaks has hosted many prestigious golf tournaments, including the U.S. Open Local Qualifying Tournament in 2001 and 2004, the 1991 New Jersey PGA Championship, the 1992 New Jersey State Amateur Championship, and the NJ State Mid Amateur Championship.