Crystal Springs is considered the most challenging layout in New Jersey. Despite measuring just over 6,800 yards from the championship tees, the distinct character of Crystal Springs Golf Club can be attributed to designer Robert von Hagge of Houston, Texas. Von Hagge has long been recognized as one of the leading golf course architects in the United States. One of the hallmarks of a von Hagge course is sculpted mounds which frame the fairways and greens, giving definition to each hole while adding an intense contrast of color between the fairways and roughs.

The signature hole is the famous eleventh ... a par three with the tees situated 80 feet above the green on the top of a cliff, overlooking the former Windsor Quarry. When the limestone quarrying operations ceased in 1929, the site filled with water, forming the many natural springs that now dot the property. The clear waters at the tenth prompted the naming of the community, the golf course and ultimately the Crystal Springs Resort.

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