Green Knoll Golf Course sits in Bridgewater Township in Somerset County, New Jersey, operating as a public facility within the Somerset County Park System. The course was designed by Bill Gordon and opened in 1964, part of the mid-century expansion of accessible public golf in the suburban corridor between New York and Philadelphia. Gordon, who worked primarily in the Mid-Atlantic region during this period, created a layout that fits the gently rolling terrain characteristic of central New Jersey's Raritan Valley. The course occupies land that transitions between open parkland and wooded corridors, with mature trees framing many holes and several water features coming into play. The routing makes use of the property's natural elevation changes, though the terrain remains walkable throughout. As a county-operated facility, Green Knoll serves a broad range of players and maintains a straightforward, unpretentious character focused on playability rather than severe challenge. The course has been part of the Somerset County golf system for six decades, functioning as a daily-fee option for residents and visitors in one of New Jersey's more densely populated regions. Its longevity reflects both its accessibility and its role in providing public golf within reasonable distance of major population centers. The facility includes practice areas and a clubhouse typical of municipal operations from its era, with updates made over the years to maintain the course and accommodate steady play.