Achievements & Awards
GolfWeek
No. 9, Top Public Courses in New Jersey That You Can’t Miss | Article: GolfWeek.com
No. 6, Best State-by-State Courses, NJ, 2020 | Article: GolfWeek.com
No. 6, Best State-by-State Courses, NJ, 2019 | Article: GolfWeek.com
No. 6, Best State-by-State Courses, NJ, 2018 | Article: GolfWeek.com
No. 7, Best State-by-State Courses, NJ, 2017 | Article: GolfWeek.com
No. 7, Best State-by-State Courses, NJ, 2016 | Article: GolfWeek.com
No. 7, Best State-by-State Courses, NJ, 2015 | Article: GolfWeek.com
No. 5, Best State-by-State Courses, NJ, 2014 | Article: GolfWeek.com
Golfers’ Choice
No. 1, Best Golf Courses in New Jersey (2023) | Article: GolfersChoice.com
Golf Digest
Featured: “15 Augusta National-Style Holes That You Can Actually Play” (2024) | Article: GolfDigest.com
Featured: “13 Most Fun Golf Courses in the U.S., According to Our Expert” | Article: GolfDigest.com
NJ Golf
No. 3, Best New Jersey Golf Courses, 2019 | Article: NJGolf.com
Golf Pass
Recognized: The Architects Golf Club in Phillipsburg, New Jersey, USA | Article: GolfPass.com
Top 100 Golf Courses
No. 45, Top 100 Golf Courses in New Jersey (2024) | Article: Top 100 Golf Courses
All Square Golf
No. 20, Top 30 Golf Courses in New Jersey | Article: AllSquareGolf.com
Golf.com
Golfing Magazine
No. 7, Top 15 Public Golf Courses in New Jersey, 2017 | Article: PDF
Golfing Magazine
New Jersey Monthly
No. 3, Great Golf: NJ's 10 Best Public Courses, 2013 | Article: NJMonthly.com
NJMonthly.com
WeddingWire.com
2016-2020 Couple's Choice Award, We are recognized in the top 5% of wedding professionals nationwide! | Press Release: The Architects Golf Club & WeddingWire.com
“The conceit: Each hole is fashioned in the style of a classic designer (Banks, Ross, Tillinghast, et al). “The course flows together in a way that a golfer unaware of the concept might not even notice,” says panelist Harry Goett approvingly. Architects also breaks you in gently, with two medium-length par-5s: straightforward, 509-yard, pot-bunkered No. 1, in the manner of Old Tom Morris, and strategy-filled, 521-yard No. 3, patterned after Hugh Wilson. Goett favors yet another par-5, No. 13, on which a creek fronts the green—as it does at Alister MacKenzie’s 13th at Augusta National. Except you can’t play the Masters at these rates: a reasonable $99 on weekends.”
“I have coached for 29 years, have been to over 75 tournaments with my teams at courses and facilities of all stamps. Today’s experience ranks among the finest I have seen over the three decades and I wanted you to know that we appreciated how well the day went. Thank you and thank you to all the staff that made it possible!”
