Cream Ridge Golf Club

They’re trying very hard to make this a very nice course. They want you to drive in the ruff not on the fairways which are growing back very nicely tee boxes could be cut a little bit, but maybe because of the rain the day before they couldn’t get to it .Greens are a little bumpy, but not too bad again they had rain night before . I recommend to all types of golfers playing this course,, 4 tee boxes to make sure you can have fun playing. The staff was excellent especially the girls working.

Everyone there from the pro shop to the starter was so friendly and nice. They really made you feel like they wanted your business. The course itself is the best I have ever seen it I mean it still needs work but you can tell her put a lot of work into it to make it a great course. I recommend for all types of golfers an it is a golfer, friendly course of wide-open fairways. The greens were very good for this time of year, so yes, absolutely try it. ENJOY

This is a good public course with several practice areas. The course is more challenging than it looks from a satellite view. The greens are fair in condition. They are pretty sloped and have compound angles, making them quite challenging. There are several water hazards and elevation changes. It is an interesting course layout. The bar/ restaurant was quite nice and the food was good.

Really nice course but a tornado came thru April 1 and tore up tees so they're cleaning up. Some great food at the Rooster too money well spent for a great gold day.

Def recommend the course. It was hot by a tornado April 1 tearingvingbup about 100 trees but it's still in good shape and fun to play. Greens medium speed fairways are nice t boxes are in decent shape. Challenging to avg golfer. The Roost is great bar n rest afterwards! Great food n service

Greens played nice,but they had much shading of variingd shading,they just didn’t look healthy!
Course has no yardage markers on the fairways!

Too bad the tornado ripped down a lot of trees on the course

I haven't played at Cream Ridge for a few years. My partner remembered it from when he last played it as having too many water features- and boy oh boy was there ever. WAY too may holes with water all over. We lost a ton of balls, my partner was totally annoyed. The round did not start well, as the starter immediately announced to us- and we were 15 minutes early- to put down our bags and go check in. My partner put his bag on a cart and was told, in a very nasty tone, to get his bag off the cart and go check in. This fellow was super nasty to us, acting like we were late and had to get to the tee box and be partnered with two other golfers. Very poor attitude. On the positive side, besides trees down all over the course (more lost balls), the course was in the best condition I have ever seen it in and the patio area outside for the 19th hole was very nice. I don't think I will be back any time soon, but overall a nice day

The course was in somewhat reasonable shape , fairways were ok, but the greens were slow , bumpy and uneven in spots . What made for a troubling day was a result of a recent tornado . Off almost every fairway there are battered trees . If you miss a fairway your ball is likely to be lost amidst a gnarly group of downed trees. Very unfortunate .

Course is in good shape for early April. Lost a number of pine trees in recent storms. Greens run true. Fairways are coming in. Just need to get the rough to grow in some more and add some sand to bunkers. Otherwise a very good track to play..