Private Clubs & Country Clubs in Wayne

North Jersey Country Club is a private 18-hole club founded in 1923 in Wayne, New Jersey, originally designed by celebrated architect Walter Travis during the golden age of American golf course architecture. The layout was later reshaped by Hal Purdy following a 1954 highway acquisition, with a subsequent restoration by Brian Silva in 2000 that preserved Travis's distinctive green complexes. The club has hosted several New Jersey State Golf Association championships, including the State Open and State Amateur, cementing its place in Garden State golf history.

Packanack Golf Club is a private 18-hole club founded in 1927 along the shores of Packanack Lake in Wayne, New Jersey. The course was designed by Golden Age architect Charles H. Banks, a protégé of Seth Raynor and Charles Blair Macdonald known for incorporating classic template hole designs. Originally developed as an amenity for the Packanack Lake residential community, the par-71 layout stretches 6,422 yards and carries a slope rating of 128.

Preakness Hills Country Club is a distinguished private club founded in 1926 on the historic Preakness farm estate in Wayne, New Jersey. The 18-hole Donald Ross design stretches to 7,161 yards with a slope rating of 139, and its classic contoured greens and original routing have been carefully preserved through restoration work by Ron Prichard in 2000. The club has hosted notable USGA events including the 1985 U.S. Senior Open, cementing its reputation as one of New Jersey's most respected private golf facilities.