About this course
SkyView Golf Club occupies more than 190 acres in the rolling hills of Sussex County, New Jersey, in the town of Sparta, with terrain marked by rock outcroppings and long valley views.
The 18-hole course was designed by architect Robert McNeil and opened for play in 2000. It plays to a par of 71 and measures about 6,002 yards from the championship tees, winding through wooded and hilly ground.
SkyView operates as a semi-private club offering both public tee times and a wedding and event venue on the same grounds. The facility includes a driving range and a clubhouse overlooking the course.
Type
Parkland
Region
Mid-Atlantic
Holes
18
Par
71
Yardage
6,002
Established
2000
LooperScore
74.1
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Design & architects
- Robert McNeil, architect
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Crystal Springs Resort - Ballyowen
Hamburg, NJ · 6.5 mi away
Ballyowen at Crystal Springs Resort in Hamburg, New Jersey, opened in 1998 and was designed by Roger Rulewich, who spent decades working for Robert Trent Jones Sr. The site was a sand and gravel operation before the course was built on it. Rulewich built a treeless, links-style layout with fescue rough, large sweeping bunkers and open sightlines across the whole property. Wind is the main defense, the fairways are wide, and the greens are large enough that a long approach can leave a very long putt. A bagpiper plays on the property during the season, and the course is open to public and resort play as part of the Crystal Springs group of courses.
Berkshire Valley Golf Course
Oak Ridge, NJ · 7.1 mi away
Berkshire Valley Golf Course occupies a roughly 600-acre former quarry site in Jefferson Township, New Jersey, on land that once held the ruins of circus owner Alfred Ringling's early-1900s winter headquarters. Contaminated soil and old industrial waste had to be removed from the site before the course could be built. Architect Roger Rulewich designed the layout, which opened to the public in 2004 as the fourth course operated by the Morris County Park Commission. The course runs along the ridge of Green Pond Mountain, with narrow fairways, well-protected greens and notable elevation change on holes such as the par-3 second. Berkshire Valley plays to a par of 71 across 18 holes and stretches to about 6,800 yards from the back tees. It is a public, county-owned facility with a driving range, putting green and clubhouse dining.
Crystal Springs Resort - Wild Turkey
Hamburg, NJ · 7.1 mi away
Wild Turkey is an 18-hole public golf course at Crystal Springs Resort in Hamburg, New Jersey, designed by Roger Rulewich and opened in 2001. It was the last of four 18-hole layouts built at the sprawling 90-hole Crystal Springs complex. The course combines the open, expansive character of Ballyowen with the multi-elevated terrain typical of the resort's other courses, set across basin-and-ridge topography. It plays to a par of 71 at over 7,200 yards from the championship tees.
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