Raritan Landing Golf Course

Raritan Landing Golf Course is a public facility in Piscataway, New Jersey, designed by Stephen Kay and situated along the Raritan River in central New Jersey's Middlesex County. The course occupies land that reflects the region's historical significance as a colonial-era river port, though the modern layout is a product of contemporary golf course architecture. Kay, a New Jersey-based architect known for restoration work at classic courses and for designing accessible public layouts throughout the Mid-Atlantic, created a routing that works with the relatively flat terrain characteristic of river valley settings in this part of the state. The course navigates through a mix of open and wooded areas typical of New Jersey's Piedmont region, with water features that include the Raritan River itself influencing play on several holes. The design emphasizes playability for a wide range of golfers while incorporating strategic elements that reward course management and accurate shot-making. As a public facility in a densely populated area between New Brunswick and Edison, Raritan Landing serves both local residents and visitors exploring golf options in central New Jersey. The setting provides views of the surrounding landscape, including the river corridor that has shaped the area's geography and development. The course operates as a municipal facility, offering accessible golf in a region where public course options serve an important role for recreational players. Its location near major transportation routes makes it a practical choice for golfers in the greater New York-New Jersey metropolitan area.