Manasquan River Golf Club

Played a practice round on 9-10-24 for the MGA mid am … The members are friendly as well as the Staff , the men’s locker room is very spacious and well kept , the course itself is well maintained and has hosted many high level competitions due to its sustainability and high quality surfaces , bunkers are absolutely perfect , as is the scenery , set alongside the water wind is a big factor day to day - hour by hour as the tide changes the wind direction and velocity , grain plays a big part on your putts as well as fairway roll … A private club but not stuffy at all whatsoever - if you know what I mean …looking forward to the event on Oct 14-15th , and can only imagine how authentic an experience it will be - with both the MGA and Manasquan staff organizing and conducting the event …. 5 ⭐️ star

Great course and very well maintained. The service is awesome. Some of the holes are very challenging, so bring your A game. You need to be invited by a member.

It was here where I learned about the game many years ago.... 1959 through 1962, as a caddie. John Cafone was the course pro, Ron (?) Thompson was the club champion, and Jerry Barnett was the big hitter. Privately, we called him "Mr. Long and Wrong" and I can still remember wandering around in the woods looking for his errant shots. I actually wrote a partially fictional book about my experiences as a caddie at MRGC and combined them with my later real life experiences as an adult and a member of another private club in Palos Verdes Estates in California. I chose the title: "Golf - The Road to Insanity." It certainly wasn't a best seller, but I still think the title was a good choice.