Haworth Country Club has been a fixture of private golf in Bergen County for generations, sitting in one of New Jersey's more affluent residential corridors just a short drive from the George Washington Bridge. The club draws from a dense, golf-mad suburban population that supports a remarkably high concentration of private and semi-private clubs across the county — competition for members is real, and the courses that endure tend to do so on the strength of genuine community.
Bergen County's landscape is shaped by the Ramapo Mountains to the northwest and the low, rolling topography closer to the Hudson, and courses in this pocket of New Jersey typically work with mature hardwoods, modest elevation changes, and the seasonal drama of a true Mid-Atlantic climate — vivid springs, humid summers, and autumns that can produce some of the finest playing conditions in the region.
As a members-only club, Haworth offers the kind of golf that rewards belonging: familiar ground, a course that reveals itself over many rounds, and the unhurried rhythm that comes with knowing the same fairways year after year.
