Don't be a hero, take the par if you can get it. It is nearly unheard of to get home in two. Lay up on your second shot and go for the good approach shot on your third. Known for its hilly vistas overlooking the Hunterdon Hills and scenic gardens throughout the course, Beaver Brook presents a combination of par 3's, some challenging but fairly open par 4's and good, narrow par 5's. There are 74 bunkers and a moderate amount of water with four ponds and the Beaver Brook running through the course.
Good risks bring good rewards.
It's a very fair course that is also very playable for beginner's and ladies. Facilities include a pro shop, putting and chipping greens, lessons, a convenience cart, six water fountains on the course, an on-course snack shop and two restaurants. Memberships are available. Since Beaver Brook is part of the American Golf Corporation, a membership automatically provides membership to over 300 other courses throughout the country. An uphill dogleg to the right, this hole is fair but tight.