Spring Lake Golf Club

Spring Lake Golf Club, located in Spring Lake, New Jersey, is a historic institution celebrating over 125 years of golf heritage. The club has evolved through three distinct courses designed by renowned architects Willie Norton from Prestwick, George Thomas, and the legendary A.W. Tillinghast, who created the current layout. Tillinghast's design exemplifies his signature style, featuring generous teeing areas, small greens, artfully placed bunkers, and well-positioned trees that frame each hole.

Originally founded as a nine-hole course in 1898 with links to Prestwick in Scotland, Spring Lake has hosted numerous notable golfers throughout its history, including Gene Sarazen, Sam Snead, Walter Hagen, and Byron Nelson. The club has served as the venue for various prestigious tournaments and social gatherings. Situated in an upscale seaside resort community, the course reflects the vision of wealthy eastern industrialists and influential local businessmen who sought to create a premier golfing destination. Spring Lake Golf Club remains a distinguished private club that has maintained its commitment to golf excellence and community values across generations.