The Grant/Meade course at Union League National Golf Club represents one of two eighteen-hole layouts designed by Michael Hurdzan and Dana Fry on this property in Cape May County, New Jersey. The club, which opened in the early 2000s, takes its name from the historic Union League of Philadelphia, a civic organization founded during the Civil War era. The course names honor Union generals Ulysses S. Grant and George Meade, reflecting this heritage connection. The routing occupies gently rolling terrain characteristic of southern New Jersey's coastal plain, with the design incorporating natural sandy soils that provide firm playing conditions. Hurdzan and Fry, known for their environmental sensitivity and strategic design philosophy, shaped a layout that emphasizes ground game options and rewards thoughtful course management. The property features stands of pine and oak that frame holes while maintaining an open, parkland character in places. Union League National operates as a private club serving members from the Philadelphia region and beyond, offering a retreat setting removed from urban centers. The facility's dual-course configuration allows for variety in member play and tournament hosting. The Grant/Meade course works in tandem with its companion Tillinghast/Ryder layout to provide members with contrasting design styles and strategic challenges across the property's substantial acreage in this corner of the Garden State.