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Charleston Springs Golf Course North Course is an 18-hole public course in Millstone Township, New Jersey.

Designed by Mark Mungeam. It plays 7,011 yards from the Blue tees, rated 73.4/126 (checked 2026-08-15).

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18
holes
72
par
7,011
yards (tips)
126
slope (blue)
The shape of the round · Blue teespublished figures only
HOLE ORDER — BLUE TEES520424431477198364401160420397508166389413555443194390152434455364748394104115123134144155164173184PAROUT 3,395 YDSIN 3,455 YDSFIRST NINESECOND NINE
The published card in playing order, 18 holes with the two nines split — hole number under each bar, its par below that.

The course

designer
Mark Mungeam reported
access
public
address
Carriage Way, Millstone Township, NJ, 08510
phone
732-758-8383
elevation
200 ft derived
opened
1999
turf
native grasses fairways
on site
driving range · putting green · pro shop · lessons

40.22484, -74.37847 — open on OpenStreetMap →

The course, from above

This map shows all 18 holes. 24 mapped features sit close to more than one hole and are drawn with the nearer one.

284 traced features across 8 layers for Charleston Springs Golf Course North Course, drawn over NAIP 2023 aerial imagery.

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284 traced features across 8 layers for Charleston Springs Golf Course North Course, drawn over NAIP 2023 aerial imagery. The map itself needs JavaScript; the geometry is a plain GeoJSON file either way.

18
Holes
18
Fairways
86
Bunkers
5
Water
18
Greens
77
Tee pads
6,850yds
Blue tees
555yds
Longest hole
160yds
Shortest hole

Imported from OpenStreetMap, edges unchecked · USDA NAIP 2023-08-09 – 2023-08-20

Tees & ratings

Ratingsopen datachecked 2026-08-15

All 5 tee sets par, yardage, course rating, slope — the full table

Sorted by Yards, descending. 5 rows.

BlueM727011contested685073.412633953455
GoldM72637470.812131803156
WhiteM72575867.611728522874
WhiteF72575873.012328522874
RedF725071contested518969.711725672622

Every figure as published except Card yards (derived), which is summed from the card below and shown only where a published figure is contested; a blank cell elsewhere is one nobody publishes. Front 9 and Back 9 are summed from the per-hole yardages on the scorecard.

The Blue and Red tees publish a yardage total the scorecard below does not add up to. Both figures are published and nothing we hold settles which one a round plays to, so the Yards column keeps the published figure, marked contested, and each tee's own yardage row from the card below is summed beside it, marked derived.

Scorecard — every published tee

Scorecardopen datachecked 2026-08-15

Hole 123456789101112131415161718 Total
Par 544534434453445434 72
Blue 520424431477198364401160420397508166389413555443194390 7,011
Gold 491400415460181337370138388366464151360373521397173351 6,374
White 452358373423155303314122352340429123317329480367150339 5,758
Red 41632433438113526829396320314402103292311449345111295 5,071
Handicap 311511913517768181214241610

Plan it in the Studio

Plan Charleston Springs Golf Course North Course hole by hole, for your game.

Ask in plain words. The Studio draws each hole on the aerial photo, picks a club for each shot from your carries and the way you miss, and shows where a miss costs you strokes. Where a green was surveyed, it reads the slope too.

  • The approach, planned A Studio approach map on the aerial photo: a lob wedge aimed at the island green, its spread drawn as a dashed ring over the water, and the side it most often misses. Example from another course: hole 15, Resort tee, Stadium Course at TPC Scottsdale
  • The green, from LiDAR A Studio green view on the aerial photo: arrows for the slope a LiDAR survey measured, the area a cup could be cut, and the safer side to miss. Example from another course: hole 15, Stadium Course at TPC Scottsdale
  • Every shot, tee to green A Studio plan on the aerial photo of a desert par 4: the driver off the tee and a 7-iron into the green between the bunkers, each shot with its landing spread drawn as a dashed ring. Example from another course: hole 2, Resort tee, Stadium Course at TPC Scottsdale

Plan this course in the Studio

Pictures: Studio output for a sample golfer, drawn 2026-10-15. The Studio needs a free account. AI can make mistakes.

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Book a tee time

Rates change by day and by season, so we send you to Charleston Springs Golf Course North Course's own booking page rather than quoting a figure that was true the week we captured it.

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Also bookable nearby: Charleston Springs Golf Course South Course (1.2 mi) · Knob Hill Golf Course (2.6 mi) · Hole-in-One Golf Center (3.1 mi)

Measured against comparable courses

How hard and how long this course plays against comparable courses — never how good it is.

FigureThis courseIn New JerseyNationwideAmong its peers
Longest7,011 yds=52nd of 302=1,827th of 12,025=54th of 404 in the New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ metro area · =443rd of 4,105 public courses · =832nd of 7,004 courses you can book · =1,819th of 9,017 18-hole regulation courses
Toughest testslope 126=149th of 210=5,028th of 8,710=218th of 300 in the New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ metro area · =1,194th of 2,882 public courses · =2,360th of 4,936 courses you can book · =4,838th of 7,089 18-hole regulation courses
Hardest from the tipsrating 73.4=67th of 194=2,119th of 7,615=95th of 275 in the New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ metro area · =458th of 2,412 public courses · =909th of 4,145 courses you can book · =2,101st of 7,034 18-hole regulation courses
Widest tee spread1,940 yds between tees36th of 290=2,604th of 11,52331st of 386 in the New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ metro area · =658th of 3,841 public courses · =1,269th of 6,653 courses you can book · =2,559th of 8,962 18-hole regulation courses
Oldestopened 1999=185th of 232=7,780th of 9,368=274th of 316 in the New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ metro area · =2,656th of 3,277 public courses · =4,520th of 5,526 courses you can book · =5,726th of 7,001 18-hole regulation courses
Highest above sea level200 ft derived 82nd of 307=9,109th of 12,437=131st of 409 in the New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ metro area · =3,498th of 4,289 public courses · =5,685th of 7,274 courses you can book · =6,540th of 9,106 18-hole regulation courses

What's on this page

In progress4 of 6 built

4 of 6 parts of this course page are built, and we're filling in the rest.

  • Scorecard, built.Par and yardage for every hole, from 5 sets of tees.
  • Course rating and slope, built.Rated from 5 sets of tees.
  • Course map, built.All 18 greens drawn, with the fairways, bunkers and water, over aerial imagery.
  • Per-hole distances, built.Every hole is traced, so carries and distances to the front, middle and back of each green are measured along the line you actually play.
  • Green contours, not built yet.We haven't built the green contours for this course yet.
  • Course details, partly built.6 of 7 background details — we don't hold the grass on the greens.

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Sources

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Location and identity seeded from OpenStreetMap — © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL. Last checked 2026-08-15. Where each figure came from is stated beside it, above.

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