High Bridge, NJ
203 Cregar Rd, High Bridge, NJ 08829
About this course
High Bridge Hills Golf Club is a borough-owned public course in Hunterdon County, about an hour west of New York City off Interstate 78. Designed by Mark Mungeam and opened in 1999, it is routed in a links style across open, rolling terrain overlooking the Spruce Run Reservoir. The par-70 layout plays about 6,541 yards from the back tees with a slope of 137. Elevation change is the calling card, most dramatically at the par-3 eighth, where the tee sits nearly 100 feet above a green set across a natural gorge. The course is managed for the Borough of High Bridge and offers memberships with no initiation fees.
Type
Parkland
Region
Mid-Atlantic
Holes
18
Par
70
Yardage
6,541
Established
1999
Slope
137
LooperScore
74.3
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Design & architects
- Mark Mungeam, architect
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