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Plainfield Country Club
Private
Championship
18-Hole

Plainfield Country Club

Edison, New Jersey, USACentral New Jersey

Plainfield Country Club features a classic 18-hole parkland layout that blends strategic bunkering and smooth elevation changes. Located near Edison, New Jersey, this private championship course offers a balanced challenge suited for a broad range of golfers, backed by top-tier practice facilities and a refined clubhouse experience.

Course Overview

Plainfield Country Club offers an 18-hole private championship course that challenges players with its classic parkland layout. Situated in Edison, New Jersey, this course unfolds over gently rolling terrain framed by mature hardwoods and strategically placed bunkers that demand precision from tee to green. The course’s design emphasizes shot-making versatility, with a balanced blend of longer par-4s and risk-reward par-5s inviting a variety of playing styles and strategic approaches.

The overall setting combines the tranquility of wooded fairways with open vistas that accentuate the subtle elevation changes. Fairways are generally generous but well-bunkered, requiring thoughtful club selection and accuracy off the tee. Greens call for deft touch, featuring moderate undulations that test putting skills without overwhelming players of all abilities. For members, this layout provides an engaging round whether playing for relaxation or competition.

Plainfield’s well-maintained conditioning enhances playability, with fast, true greens and firm fairways that hold approach shots effectively. The course accommodates a wide range of handicaps, making it welcoming for both seasoned golfers seeking competitive challenges and those looking to improve their game in a supportive environment.

Amenities include a traditional clubhouse offering full-service dining and event spaces, complementing the club’s classic atmosphere. Practice facilities feature a driving range, short game areas, and putting greens, ensuring ample opportunity for warm-up and skill refinement before heading out.

Walking this course offers a quiet rhythm, reinforced by paths that are thoughtfully positioned to limit interruptions. The landscape moves gently with each hole, encouraging a patient approach as elements such as bunkers and subtle slopes subtly guide the strategy. While challenging, the course remains approachable, balancing competition and enjoyment throughout.

For those planning a visit, Plainfield Country Club provides a polished, member-focused golf experience that maintains tradition while delivering consistently rewarding golf in the Central New Jersey region.

Course Highlights

Plainfield Country Club’s parkland style is highlighted by its strategic bunkering and smooth elevation changes. The layout balances risk and reward, with several long par-4s and approachable par-5s that encourage strategic play. Its mature trees frame fairways harmoniously, while greens offer subtle breaks that provide consistent putting challenges. The club’s full practice facilities and traditional clubhouse contribute to a well-rounded golf experience.

Championship Course
Historic
Walking Friendly

Frequently Asked Questions

Guest Reviews

4.8(10 reviews)

Dennis McCarthy

2 months ago
Great course, well maintained and fun to play. The staff is all great, friendly and engaging and down to earth. Everyone was interested in making our playing experience enjoyable. If recommend this course to anyone.

Jeff Breen

a month ago

Diane Stowell

6 months ago
What a fun course! The conditions were great. Greens are a little tricky to read. Many holes have multiple ways to play. Definitely a must play.

Mike P

a month ago
Quarry holes are out of this world

Alan Joyce

a month ago
Long story short... if you do the stay-n-play as non-members, expect to be treated like 2nd-class citizens. I recently organized a group of 16 to play 2 rounds of golf on the same day (Quarry in morning, Ranch in afternoon). We had guys flying in from outside FL for this big day of golf. Communication with Greg/Sales over a two-month period trying to plan the event was intermittent, which should have been the sign that I needed to go elsewhere. Long story short, the evening before our big day, I get a one-sentence email from Greg simply stating our first set of tee times were bumped to 11am to accommodate Member play. After a 5 1/2 hour round waiting on groups in front of us during our first round, and rushing through lunch as quickly as possible, we only got a handful of holes in on the Ranch. All in, we dropped ~$8,000 on golf, lunch and beverages for the day. While the cart staff and restaurant staff were wonderful, we definitely didn't get what we paid for. I wrote Greg a month ago asking for some sort of refund on greens fees given our group are not wealthly by any means (mostly first-responders... firefighters, police, teachers). Crickets from Greg. Maybe this review will prompt a response.

Alan Joyce

a month ago
Long story short... if you do the stay-n-play as non-members, expect to be treated like 2nd-class citizens. I recently organized a group of 16 to play 2 rounds of golf on the same day (Quarry in morning, Ranch in afternoon). We had guys flying in from outside FL for this big day of golf. Communication with Greg/Sales over a two-month period trying to plan the event was intermittent, which should have been the sign that I needed to go elsewhere. Long story short, the evening before our big day, I get a one-sentence email from Greg simply stating our first set of tee times were bumped to 11am to accommodate Member play. After a 5 1/2 hour round waiting on groups in front of us during our first round, and rushing through lunch as quickly as possible, we only got a handful of holes in on the Ranch. All in, we dropped ~$8,000 on golf, lunch and beverages for the day. While the cart staff and restaurant staff were wonderful, we definitely didn't get what we paid for. I wrote Greg a month ago asking for some sort of refund on greens fees given our group are not wealthly by any means (mostly first-responders... firefighters, police, teachers). Crickets from Greg. Maybe this review will prompt a response.

Karina Butts

5 months ago
Course is I great condition! I love playing here more each time I play.

Thomas Yonkauske

8 months ago
Christina director of golf membership and the Dave the Head Pro invited me up for a preview, I can’t thank them enough! Quarry never disappoints and looking forward to coming back to play the Ranch when it’s finished its makeover. Tommy Y

DG Dripsy

a month ago

Lisa Muna

a month ago

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Course Details

Holes
18
Total Yardage
6,900
Par
72
Access Type
members only
Course conditions maintained year-round, best experienced spring through fall.

Access & Location

Address

1591 Woodland Ave, Edison, NJ 08820, USA

Clubhouse

Main clubhouse includes dining and lounge areas with golf shop and locker rooms

Walking Policy

Walking is encouraged; paths are maintained with soft turf suitable for walking shoes or spiked shoes. Players should be prepared for moderate hills along several fairways.

Member invitation required for access; reservations mandatory for tee times.

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