Charleston Springs Golf Course
Charleston Springs Golf Course in Millstone, New Jersey, features two well-maintained 18-hole layouts combining classic parkland design with practical challenges for all golfers. Its extensive practice facilities and walkable terrain make it a favored destination in Central New Jersey.
Course Overview
Charleston Springs Golf Course in Millstone, New Jersey, presents a refreshing escape for golfers seeking a thoughtfully crafted 36-hole experience. The facility offers two distinct 18-hole layouts—the South and North courses—each delivering challenging play amid rolling terrain and well-maintained landscapes. Known for its balanced test of golf, Charleston Springs blends classic parkland styling with subtle elevation changes, fostering variety shot-making without overwhelming novices.
The South Course demands precision with its strategic bunkering and subtle undulations, rewarding players who can manage approach shots carefully onto firm, receptive greens. The North Course, slightly more forgiving, still keeps players engaged with tree-lined fairways and thoughtful green complexes. Water hazards feature sparingly but effectively, nudging players to weigh risk and reward on several holes.
What sets Charleston Springs apart is its comprehensive practice facilities. Extensive short game areas and expansive putting greens allow golfers to sharpen every element of their game before stepping on the first tee. The grounds remain in notably good condition throughout the season, a tribute to the diligent maintenance team who keep fairways pristine and fringe trims crisp.
While the clubhouse may not boast modern flair, the warm and efficient service staff add genuine value to the overall experience. Visitors often commend the pace of play, with a flow that respects the rhythm of the game without unnecessary delays.
The course’s location within Central New Jersey makes it easily accessible for players coming from nearby communities seeking a quality public golf outing that accommodates a wide range of skill levels. The walkability of both courses invites those who prefer to navigate the layout on foot, with terrain gentle enough to avoid excessive fatigue, though sturdy golf shoes are recommended for early morning dew.
Whether honing skills through practice or engaging in competitive rounds, Charleston Springs Golf Course offers a reliable, well-rounded venue that challenges and rewards in equal measure. It remains a worthy destination for golfers drawn to strong conditioning, variety, and a sincere golf culture in the heart of New Jersey.
Course Highlights
Two full 18-hole courses offering distinct challenges—South course with strategic bunkers and refining approach shots; North course featuring tree-lined fairways and rolling terrain. Extensive short game practice areas including large putting greens strengthen course preparation. Consistent maintenance ensures firm fairways and smooth putting surfaces.
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Guest Reviews
Tristan Massalay-Ellis
PLAY HERE BEFORE THE 2023 GOLF SEASON IS OVER! *I’ve played thrice since August* This place is so well run. From the extensive short game practice area to the massive practice putting greens, this is a must play course. As my photos show, the fairways and fringe are in phenomenal condition. I played during late August, mid-September, and early October and the place stays PRIME. Pace of play is great and the staff are quite friendly. Arrive early and take advantage of the practice areas. The South course is challenging enough even when playing from the tips. All parts of your game are used when here. Seriously, get here and play.
Joe
Great county course. Well maintained, two 18 hole courses, putting green, chipping area, and grass driving range. Only downside is that the clubhouse is outdated.
JEFFREY FAISTL
It is great public golf course
Ralph S
John Thompson
Charleston South. Early tee time. Muggy but ok. Sand traps remain a challenge at Charleston, both North and South. They lack sand and drainage. What sand they do have becomes hard packed, causing the club to skip.
Kevin Keilen
Grew up learning the game in New Jersey, but now reside in South Carolina.. I missed the distinct feel of the courses in Jersey as opposed to the flat swamp golf of Myrtle Beach. Don't take courses like this for granted! And FIX YOUR BALL MARKS!
Geoffrey Kline
Very nice 36 hole course that is well maintained.
Kurt Wiese
I've played both of their courses over 100 times back when I lived in NJ, and always enjoyed them. Always nice conditions, they are very well maintained county courses. The courses are long, but very walkable.
John Thompson
Charleston South. Early tee time. Muggy but ok. Sand traps remain a challenge at Charleston, both North and South. They lack sand and drainage. What sand they do have becomes hard packed, causing the club to skip.
Kevin Keilen
Grew up learning the game in New Jersey, but now reside in South Carolina.. I missed the distinct feel of the courses in Jersey as opposed to the flat swamp golf of Myrtle Beach. Don't take courses like this for granted! And FIX YOUR BALL MARKS!
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Course Details
Access & Location
101 Woodville Rd, Millstone, NJ 08510, USA
Traditional clubhouse featuring basic amenities, pro shop, and snack bar
Both courses are walkable with moderate elevation changes; comfortable walking shoes advised especially during wet conditions
Open to the public with tee times available by reservation; early booking is recommended on weekends
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