Due Process, carved into the rolling farmland of Colts Neck, is a defiant whisper of old-world strategy in a modern game obsessed with power. Here, the premium is on thoughtful angles and precise execution over brute force. Designed in the late 20th century, Due Process presents a deceptively gentle landscape. Wide fairways lull golfers into a false sense of security before subtly demanding the proper position for approaches. The course is known for its demanding par 3s. While the fairways are wide, a premium is placed on hitting it in the right spot to attack the greens, which feature subtle slopes that can turn easy birdie putts into difficult two-putts. While not a household name on the professional circuit, Due Process has hosted a number of prestigious amateur events and the course remains a cherished challenge for its members. The exclusive club is also known for its robust caddy program. Due Process offers a respite from the hustle of nearby cities. It is not uncommon to see members enjoying the club's signature post-round fare, the "Duey Burger," a classic cheeseburger rumored to be the perfect reward after a challenging round.