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Alpine Country Club PO Box 635 Palisades Interstate Pkwy. to Exit 2. Proceed to STOP sign, turn left (South on Rte. 9W). 80 Anderson Ave At 1st traffic light, turn right (Closter Dock Rd.). Alpine NJ 07620 Proceed to Anderson Ave. (traffic light at base of long hill), turn left. Phone: 2017682121Private New Jersey Proceed 0.5 miles to Club on left. Garden State Pkwy. to Exit 165 (Oradell & Oradell Ave.) Follow Oradell Ave. to end, turn left (Grant Ave.). Follow bend of road to right which puts you on Sunset Ave. Proceed to end of road, turn left onto Park St. At 1st STOP sign, turn right onto Haworth Ave. At 2nd traffic light, turn right onto Schraalenburgh Rd. 1st street on left, turn onto Hardenburgh Rd. Proceed 1.9 miles to Anderson Ave., turn right. Proceed 0.1 miles to Club on left. Anglebrook Golf Club PO Box 700 - I-684 North to Exit 6. - Turn left (West) onto Rt. 35. 100 Route 202 - Proceed 1.6 miles to Rte. 100 North. Lincolndale NY 10540 - Proceed approx. 1.2 mile to Rte. 139 North. - Proceed approx. 31.2 miles to Rte. 202. Phone: 9142455588Private Westchester - Continue North on Rte. 202 to Club. Apawamis Club 2 Club Road Hutchinson River Pkwy.: - To Exit 25 (North St.) toward Harrison. - Proceed up hill to traffic light at Polly Park Rd., Rye NY 10580 turn left. - Proceed 2-3 miles to stop light at Purchase St. Phone: 9149672100Private Westchester (Rte. 120), turn right. - Proceed straight through light (where Rte. 120 turns left) on Highland Ave. 1.7 miles to stop sign. - Continue straight (Club Road) into Club. Tappan Zee Bridge: - To I-287 (Cross West. X-way East) - To Exit 10. Move to right lane IMMEDIATELY after exiting. - Follow Rte. 120-Rye (Purchase St.) approx. 1 mile to light (where Rte. 120 turns left). - Proceed straight on Highland Ave., to stop sign. - Continue straight (Club Road) into club. I-95 (NE Thruway Northbound): - To Exit 20 onto Boston Post Rd. - At second traffic light turn right onto Purdy Ave. - At 1st light, turn right onto Purchase St. - Go under overpass to light, turn left onto Highland Ave. - Take second left (Club Road) into Club. I-95 (NE Thruway Southbound): - To Exit 21 (Rye-Port Chester, I-287 West). - Immediately take Rye exit, then turn left onto Midland Ave. - Take first right at traffic light onto Peck Ave. - Proceed 0.2 miles, then bear right onto Station Plaza. - Proceed thru station area to Rte. 120 (Purchase St.), turn right. - Proceed under overpass to light. - Turn left onto Highland Ave. - Take second left (Club Road) into Club. Apple Greens Golf Course 161 South Street I-87 North to Exit 18. Proceed east on Rte. 299 for 1.5 miles to blinking light Highland NY 12528 Phone: 8458835500Public Hudson Valley Apple Ridge Country Club 269 East Crescent Avenue Garden State Pkwy. Northbound to Exit 172 (Grand Ave.). Turn left onto Grand Ave. (becomes Lake St.). *Proceed 3.1 miles to stop light at bottom of hill (large office Mahwah NJ 07430 building on right), turn right onto East Crescent Ave. Proceed 1 mile to Club on right. Phone: 2013278000Private New Jersey From Tappan Zee Bridge: I-287 to Garden State Pkwy. Southbound to first service area. Cross over to Northbound lanes of GSP and immediately get off at 1st Exit (172-Grand Ave.). *Proceed as above. Arcola Country Club PO Box 158 Garden State Pkwy. Northbound to Exit 160. Turn left onto Paramus Rd.North Rte 4 West & Paramus Rd Entrance to Club on right immediately after overpass. Paramus NJ 07653 Garden State Pkwy. Southbound to Exit 163 (left-hand Exit) to Phone: 2018433990Private New Jersey Rte. 17 South. Proceed 0.9 miles to Rte. 4 West. Proceed 0.8 miles to Paramus Rd. Exit. Club entrance immediately on right. George Washington Bridge: Rt. 4 west to Paramus Road Exit. Club entrance immediately on right. Ardsley Country Club PO Box 71 From LI & NJ: Throgs Neck, Whitestone, or GW Bridge to Cross Bronx 500 North Mountain Dr Ardsley on Hudson NY 10503 Phone: 9145918150Private Westchester Ash Brook Golf Course 1210 Raritan Road Scotch Plains NJ 07076 Phone: 9087560414Public New Jersey Aspetuck Valley Country Club 67 Old Redding Road Merritt Pkwy. to Exit 42 (Weston Rd., Rte. 57) Turn left onto Weston Rd. Proceed diagonally across to stop sign, turn left onto Easton Weston CT 06883 Rd. (Rte. 136). Continue on Easton Rd. 4.5 miles to intersection with Old Phone: 2032264701Private Connecticut Redding Rd., turn left. Proceed 0.3 miles to Club on right. Atlantic Golf Club PO Box 1890 LI X-Way to Exit 70, turn right (South). Proceed to end of road, turn left onto Rte. 27 East. 1040 Scuttle Hole Road Proceed approx. 20 miles, passing Southampton Golf Club. Bridgehampton NY 11932 Remain on Rte. 27 turning left at Phone: 6315371818Private Long Island Ballyowen Golf Course 105-137 Wheatsworth Road -I-80 West to exit 53 or I287 North or South to Exit 52 A-B. -Proceed North on Rte. 23 into Hamburg. -At traffic light turn left onto Rte. 94 South. Hamburg NJ 07419 -Proceed approx. 2 miles to Wheatsworth Rd. and turn left. -Proceed approx. 1 mile to club on right. Phone: 9738275996Public New Jersey Baltusrol Golf Club PO Box 9 Garden State Pkwy. Northbound or Southbound to Exit 142. 201 Shunpike Road NJ Turnpike North or South to Exit 14 (I-78 West). Springfield NJ 07081 - Follow signs carefully to Route 24 West. * Proceed on 24 West to Millburn, Springfield, Phone: 9733761900Private New Jersey Summit exit. - Keep right and bear right onto Broad St., going up and over Rte. 24. - Proceed on Broad St. 0.5 miles to Orchard St., turn left. - Proceed 1.0 miles (road name changes to Shunpike Rd.) to Blinker Light and Club entrance on right. NJ Turnpike to Exit 14 - Rte. 24 West. * Proceed as above. Basking Ridge Country Club PO Box 434 I-287 North or Southbound to Exit 30-A (N. Maple Ave.-Basking Ridge). 185 Madisonville Road Proceed ½ mile to first traffic light Basking Ridge NJ 07920 Turn left onto Madisonville Road Entrance to club is 2nd driveway on right. Phone: 9087668200Private New Jersey Battleground Country Club 1 Covenhoven Rd NJ Tpke. to Exit 8. - Proceed East on Rte. 33 for 9.1 miles to Rte. 527 North (at traffic light). (Do not take 527-A or Alt. Manalapan NJ 07726 527). - Note: To get to 527 North you must go through Phone: 7324627575Private New Jersey traffic light to jug handle turn - Turn left and proceed 0.7 miles to Club on right. Bayonne Golf Club 1 LeFante Way -New Jersey Turnpike to Exit 14A -After toll booth, follow signs for Rte. 440 South -Proceed 0.8 mile and turn right (at light) onto Prospect Ave. Bayonne NJ 07002 -Proceed 0.1 mile to Stop sign and turn left onto East 32nd Street Phone: 2018234800Private New Jersey -Proceed straight, crossing Rte. 440 where name of road changes to LeFante Way, 0.8 mile to the end of the road and the club entrance Beacon Hill Country Club 8 Beacon Hill Rd *Garden State Pkwy. South to Exit 117 and Rte. 36 (Sandy Hook). Proceed 8.5 miles South on Rte. 36 to Ave. D, turn right. Atlantic Highlands NJ 07716 Proceed 0.5 miles to Club on right. Phone: 7322910533Private New Jersey Verrazano Bridge to I-278 (West) to NJ Tpke. South to Garden State Pkwy. South. *Proceed as above. Bedens Brook Club 240 Rolling Hill Road - NJ Tpke. South to Exit 9. - Proceed to Rte. 1 South. - Proceed approx. 7 miles to Finnegan’s Lane, turn Skillman NJ 08558 right. (When you see Johnson & Johnson on left, Finnegan’s Lane is not much further). Phone: 6094662646Private New Jersey - Proceed to 1st stop light (Rte. 27), turn left. - Proceed 3.3 miles to Rte. 518. (Rte. 518 forks to right). * Proceed approx. 7 miles - After 3rd light, take 1st left turn (1.9 miles) Province Line Rd. * Make 2nd left onto Rolling Hill Rd. and proceed to Club. - I-287 to Exit 12. - Make a left turn onto Weston Canal Road and keep in Right lane. - Proceed 3 miles to End of Road and Turn Left onto Rt 533 South. - When 533 dead ends turn right onto Millstone Bypass. - Next light at Amwell Road, turn right. - Turn left at the next stop light at Willow Road. - Turn right at Township Line Road, which dead ends at 206. - Turn left on 206 S. to 518 and turn right. - Follow 518 through 3 lights and turn left onto Province Line Rd. * Proceed as above Bedford Golf & Tennis Club PO Box 291 Hutchinson Pkwy. to: *I-684 to Exit 4 (Mt. Kisco/Bedford, Rte. 172), turn right. 535 Cantitoe Street Proceed to end of Rte. 172, turn left (NORTH) onto Rte. 22. Bedford NY 10506 Proceed 1.8 miles (bearing left thru village) to Club entrance on left. Phone: 9142347275Private Westchester Tappan Zee Bridge: To I-287 (Cross West. X-way East). To I-684 North. Proceed as above. Merritt Pkwy. Southbound: To Exit 34 (Long Ridge Rd./ Rte. 104) North toward Pound Ridge (7.5 miles), turn left onto Pound Ridge Rd. Proceed 0.5 miles into Bedford village, turn right onto Rte. 22 (NORTH). Proceed 0.5 miles to Club on left. Beekman Country Club 11 Country Club Road Hopewell Junction NY 12533 Phone: 8452267700Public Hudson Valley Bellport Country Club 20 South Country Road LI X-way to Exit 64 South (Rte.
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