Canoe Brook (North)

Both layouts have been significantly altered down the years. Paul Rudovsky picks up the North course’s story:

“The club was founded in 1901, expanding from 9 to 18 holes shortly thereafter. It underwent a major revision in 1916 under the architectural direction of Walter Travis. Around 1950, the club completed a major land swap with Prudential Insurance that resulted in a relocation of seven North course holes, and the eventual building of the Short Hills Mall on the land that ended up in Prudential’s hands – the renovation was guided by Alfred Tull. In the 1960s and early 1970s, a major expansion of Route 24 resulted in a loss of land affecting both courses and Robert Trent Jones was brought in to oversee the changes – 20 years later his son Rees Jones oversaw a set of new changes.”

The 1983 U.S. Women’s Amateur was held on the North Course when Joanne Pacillo beat Sally Quinlan 2 & 1 in the final.