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Whether you’re an expert golfer or you simply play for fun, the Arthur Hills championship course at Greenbriar Oceanaire will provide hours of enjoyment. Designed for players at all levels, the beautiful links are dotted with ponds, streams and trees, all framed by the interesting slopes and shapes of the land. This is not a course inspired by any other, but its own unique design. The pines, oaks and vegetation clearly have a “New Jersey” feel.
Golf course architect Brian Yoder created a course that begins at the clubhouse and loops around, returning to the clubhouse midway. This traditional Arthur Hills design incorporates such visual cues as sand traps, trees and grass-based bunkers to help the golfer frame the hole. The goal, according to Yoder, is to make the course interesting and fun to play at all levels so that it keeps golfers coming back for more. Therefore, there are not too many forced carries and each hole offers its own cues to help with strategy. Since golf is largely a game of angles, the angles are carefully set up for success. As you will see, this course is more than just a place to golf. It is a tribute to the rich relationship between Lennar and Arthur Hills, and to the grand traditions of this great game.
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