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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

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

All Square Golf

Golf Magazine

  • No. 5, Best Public Golf Courses in New Jersey, 2016 | Article: Golf.com

  • No. 3, Best Public Golf Courses in New Jersey, 2014 | Article: Golf.com | PDF

Golf.com

Golf.com

Golfing Magazine

  • No. 7, Top 15 Public Golf Courses in New Jersey, 2017 | Article: PDF

Golfing Magazine

Golfing Magazine

New Jersey Monthly

  • No. 3, Great Golf: NJ's 10 Best Public Courses, 2013 | Article: NJMonthly.com

NJMonthly.com

WeddingWire.com

New Jersey Bride

"Love It" Award (2017 - 2020) New Jersey Bride

Customer Testimonials & Reviews

“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.”
— Dick Friedman, NJ Monthly
“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!”
— Coach Mike Harris, Wallkill Regional High School