WHAT IS THE AVERAGE TIME TO PLAY A GOLF OUTING?
Most outings are completed in approximately four-five hours.
DO YOU PROVIDE OVERNIGHT ACCOMMODATIONS?
Yes, Crystal Springs Resort is a spectacular New Jersey destination featuring two hotels: Grand Cascades Lodge and Minerals Hotel with preferred group rates available at both properties. Discover the New York Metro area's four-season resort offering Golf, Spa, Dining, Weddings, Catering, and Meetings.
WHAT DAYS CAN WE HAVE AN OUTING AT CRYSTAL SPRINGS RESORT?
We host golf outings seven days a week in season.
HOW MANY PLAYERS DO I NEED TO BE CONSIDERED A GOLF OUTING?
An outing is considered 16 players or more.
HOW MUCH DOES IT COST TO HOLD AN OUTING?
We specialize in curating the perfect outing for your budget.
WHAT IF I NEED TO CANCEL A GOLF TEE TIME?
Please allow 24 hours' notice for cancellation or rescheduling of any golf round. Call 855.977.6473 .
WHEN CAN I PLAY FOOTGOLF AND HOW MUCH IS IT?
The 18-hole FootGolf course at Cascades takes about 2 hours to play - $25 per person on weekdays and $30 per person on weekends. Our 9-hole FootGolf course at Minerals takes about 1 hour to play - $15 per person on weekdays and $20 per person on the weekend. Rewards members enjoy 20% savings. FootGolf is a fun teambuilding activity with various group packages available starting at $25 per person. To enhance your FootGolf experience, golf cart rentals are available for $10.
WHERE CAN I PLAY FOOTGOLF?
Crystal Springs Resort offers two FootGolf courses, located at Cascades and Minerals golf courses.
WHAT IS FOOTGOLF?
FootGolf is a hybrid sport that combines elements of soccer and golf. Played on a golf course with a standard soccer ball and oversized holes, the fun game follows many of the same principles as traditional golf. Players must be at least 6 years old.
WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENCES AMONGST THE SIX CRYSTAL SPRINGS GOLF COURSES?
Our award-winning course options offer various topography, skill level and price points.
Ballyowen is a World-class Irish links-style course, rated No.1 in the state of New Jersey. Set across 250 acres atop a plateau, it is surrounded by rolling farmland and craggy knolls.