Planning a Golf Trip to Avalon, NJ
Avalon is a premier destination for golfing enthusiasts, offering numerous courses within a relatively small radius. If you are serious about visiting Avalon for your next golfing adventure, careful planning could help you get the most out of this trip. Follow a few relatively simple tips, and this could become one golfing trip you will never forget.
Choose From a Wide Range of Incredible Golf Courses
You are spoiled for choice when visiting Avalon for golfing. In fact, there are almost too many courses to choose from. If you want to stay close to the Avalon area, consider the Avalon Golf Club and the Stone Harbor Golf Club. Ranging from about 5,000 to 6,000 yards, the Avalon Golf Club offers narrow fairways and plenty of water hazards. The winds also present a unique challenge for even the most skilled golfers.
The Stone Harbor Golf Club has been around for 35 years, and it describes itself as the “east coast’s home of world-class golf.” Designed by golf architect Desmond Muirhead, this course offers a unique challenge – and a distinct layout. With almost 7,000 yards, the course features five sets of tees, water hazards on most holes, and 58 bunkers. Many golfers also appreciate the facilities at Stone Harbor, which offer memorable culinary experiences.
If you are willing to travel a little further, you might want to check out courses like Twisted Dunes and the Cape May National Golf Club. Described as one of the most exciting “links-style” golf courses in South Jersey, Twisted Dunes is a local favorite mentioned by Golfweek magazine. It is also open to the public, making it an obvious choice for a tourist new to the area. Expect twisting landscapes and plenty of challenges in this 7,200-yard, 18-hole course. Despite its twisted nature, this course is fun for all ability levels.
Cape May National Golf Club describes itself as the “jewel” of South Jersey golfing. It goes by the nickname “The Natural” due to its connection with the beautiful scenery and its sublimely private nature. It is also one of the most prestigious and historic clubs around, having been established in the late 1800s. One of the most unique aspects of this club is that it is built around one of the largest private bird sanctuaries in the Garden State.
There are many other golf courses to consider if you are planning to visit Avalon, especially if you are willing to drive more than 30 minutes. While we have covered the “best and brightest” in this article, you can find many other golf courses to fill up your days in Avalon.
Stay at Beachcomber Resort
If you are planning a golf trip to Avalon, NJ, consider booking a room at the Beachcomber Resort. Located nearby the Avalon Golf Club and the Stone Harbor Golf Club, this family-friendly hotel is an obvious choice. If you are in the mood for something a little more light-hearted, you will also find a mini-golf course in the nearby Pirate Island. We offer studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom suites. Book now to secure one of the best deals for hotels in Avalon.
