SFNet New Jersey Chapter Joint SFNet NJ/NJTMA 2021 Golf & Tennis Outing

September 13, 2021 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM (Eastern Daylight Time)

Golf Spots Sold Out - Tennis Spots Available!
Please contact Betty Mantz @ MantzSupportServices@verizon.net
or 908-575-7333 to be Put on a Wait List for Golf

SFNet NJ & NTMA
2021 Joint Golf & Tennis Outing

Monday, September 13, 2021
11:00 AM - 7:00 PM

Essex County Country Club
350 Mt. Pleasant Ave.
West Orange, NJ  07052
973-731-1400
www.essexcountycc.com

Great Venue, Prizes, Great Giveaways!



Registration/Lunch - 11:00AM - 12:15PM
Golf:  12:30PM Shotgun Start
Tennis:  12:30PM
Reception:  Immediately after Golf, Approximately 5:00PM 

Register Early - Spots Limited to 80 Golfers Total

Golf & Reception - $295 members, $350 non-members
(Includes lunch, greens fee, cart, reception with open bar, gift)

Tennis & Reception - $195 members, $250 non-members
(Includes lunch, led round robin, prizes, reception with open bar, gift)

Reception & Open Bar Only - $75 members, $100 non-members

Essex County Country Club ("ECCC"), established in 1887, is New Jersey's oldest country club and is the sixth oldest in the country. Originally established as a hunt club in the Hutton Park section of West Orange NJ, ECCC introduced golf in 1898. The history of the golf course is a composite of the greatest names of the golden age of golf design. The club moved to the current site in 1917 and AW Tillinghast designed the "first course on the mountain." The success of his effort at ECCC is widely noted as a springboard for his career. The course was redesigned in 1928 by Seth Raynor and Charles Banks. The new course retained 7 Tillinghast holes and boasts "the best back nine in the state of NJ."

The club, and its forerunner, has a long and distinguished list of members. The club counts a former US Sect'y of State, a former US Sect'y of the Navy, two former US Senators and three former NJ State Governors as well as many luminaries of business and the arts. ECCC's founding members include familiar names like Colgate, Merck, Chubb and Pfizer. ECCC's most famous member was Thomas Edison who was a member of ECCC from 1889 until his death in 1931.

The club has had visits from three US Presidents (Wilson, T. Roosevelt and Taft), sports stars such as Babe Ruth, screen legends like Bob Hope and famous golfers such as Bobby Jones, Walter Hagen, Byron Nelson and Sam Snead.

ECCC's role in the area began as one of the founding clubs of the MGA and NJSGA as well as one of the original 25 members of the USGA. It has been host to numerous NJ State Opens and Amateurs, many MGA events and will most recently host a 2018 U.S Open qualifier on May 7, 2018.

By registering for this event, you agree to abide by all Club rules,
including all Covid 19 health and safety protocols.

For more information or to register, please click here.

SFNET MEMBERS - IF YOU ARE NOT ALSO A TMA MEMBER, PLEASE USE PRICE CODE CHAC24 WHEN REGISTERING OR YOU WILL NOT RECEIVE MEMBER PRICING.

To pay by check, please send your business card along with your check made payable to NJTMA to:
Betty Mantz, SFNet NJ/NJTMA Chapter Administrator
PO Box 75
Raritan, NJ  08869

Directions:

GARDEN STATE PARKWAY: North or South to exit 145 – 280 West to exit 8A (Prospect Ave). Take Prospect Ave to the third light. Turn right onto Mt. Pleasant Ave (Route 10). Club entrance is on LEFT about 1/4 mile down Mt. Pleasant Ave.

NEW JERSEY TURNPIKE (I-95): Exit 15W to Route 280 West to exit 8A. Follow above directions from exit 8A.

HOLLAND TUNNEL: NJ Turnpike North to exit 15W to Route 280 West. Follow above directions from 280 West.

GEORGE WASHINGTON BRIDGE: NJ Turnpike South to exit 15W to Route 280 West. Follow above directions from 280 West.

NO REFUNDS OR CREDITS FOR FUTURE EVENTS.  SUBSTITUTIONS ARE PERMITTED.

Registration

Contact Information

Contact: Betty Mantz

Phone Number: (908)575-7333

Email: MantzSupportServices@verizon.net