Situated in Cream Ridge, New Jersey, Cream Ridge Golf Club, a public facility, showcases a parkland style and was designed by , opening its fairways to players in 1958. This golf course weaves through diverse terrains, offering a mix of open spaces, wooded areas, and water features, making for an exciting round.

The course plays to a total par of 71 for men and 70 for women and consists of four Par 3's, 11 Par 4's and three Par 5's over 18 holes with a Course Rating of 71.6 and a Slope of 127. Three choices for men's tees and three choices for ladies' tees deliver a pleasurable golf experience catering to all levels of player proficiency.

Golfers can experience the course spanning between 6018 and 6446 yards, accommodating different playing styles and abilities. Playing as a par 5, hole #9 extends to an impressive 540 yards, marking the course's longest stretch. Claiming the title of the course's shortest, hole #4 spans only 162 yards as a par 3, providing a concise but strategic test for players. Hole #8, a par 4, secures the top spot as the most difficult and challenging hole on the course. Recognized as the most straightforward, hole #12, a par 4, is considered the easiest on the course.

Among the offerings are rental services, covering pull carts. The practice area at the facility includes a seperate putting green. Food and beverage options include a full service restaurant.