About this course
Rockleigh Golf Course is a public golf facility at the base of the Palisades in Rockleigh, New Jersey, owned by Bergen County. The original Red and White nines were laid out by architect Alfred H. Tull in 1946, followed by Robert Trent Jones Sr.'s Blue nine in 1961, giving the site 27 holes across 264 acres. Architect Robert McNeil oversaw a 2004 renovation that added new tee boxes and bunkers and rebuilt several greens. The course sits on former Dutch farmland dating to the 18th century.
Type
Parkland
Region
Mid-Atlantic
Holes
18
Par
72
LooperScore
73.6
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