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Flanders Valley Golf Course , Flanders, NJ

Red to Gold Golf Course - Flanders, New Jersey

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81 Pleasant Hill Rd Ste A
Flanders, NJ 07836-4423
United States

P: (973) 584-5382
F: (973) 927-2910

Red to Gold Course

18 hole regulation length course

Municipal golf course

72 par | 6,765 yards | 126 slope

72.7 rating | Bent grass

Red to Gold Golf Course

The 18-hole "Red to Gold" course at the Flanders Valley Golf Course facility in Flanders, New Jersey features 6,765 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72.The course rating is 72.7 and it has a slope rating of 126 on Bent grass. Designed by Hal C. Purdy, the Red to Gold golf course opened in 1974. Billy Casper Golf manages this facility, with Bill Meyler as the General Manager.

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Reviewed October 09, 2011

Meen R.

Reviewed May 31, 2010

I was really impressed with the conditions of the course, especially for a muni course. The fairways were pristine and near private course caliber, better than Berkshire Valley and Royce Brook, which I played recently. The greens were also in good condition. It looks like the golfers make an effort to replace divots and ball marks on the greens. Kudos to everyone for keeping the course in great condition.

Wonjae Y.

Reviewed November 04, 2008

i live around the corner and when they promote their flat rate in the fall, it's by far the best value around! and this is actually the white-blue course for those confused

David D.

Reviewed January 20, 2008

Michael B.

Reviewed April 20, 2007

Red Gold

Never heard it called #2, but I assume it's the red-gold track. The red 9 is flat like the white-blue 9's all on the valley floor. The gold course is totally unlike the others, as it climbs steeply from the first tee a long uphill par 5 to a protected green. Much more scenic, and a very difficult walking course as the tees are quite far apart. Still my favorite at Flanders as long as you're on a cart.

Jim T.

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