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Four Seasons Spa & Country Club

Lakewood, Ocean County, New Jersey · Jersey Shore / Monmouth County golf market

Access
unknown
Holes
9
Architect(s)
Tom Fazio

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Four Seasons Spa & Country Club is a golf course within Four Seasons at Lakewood, a K. Hovnanian active-adult community of 1,319 homes built between 1994 and 1999 in Lakewood, Ocean County. The course was designed by Tom Fazio and opened in 1997. Sources reviewed this session conflict on the course's exact hole count -- most describe a 9-hole, par-30, 1,834-yard executive layout that 'winds through the retirement community,' while at least one other source describes an 18-hole semi-private course -- and on whether the club is private or semi-private. Neither conflict was resolved this session; both are flagged rather than silently picked.

Golf & Course

Designed by Tom Fazio and opened in 1997; most sources describe a 9-hole, par-30, 1,834-yard executive layout.

Membership & Access

Does buying a home here include club membership?

No — homeownership does not automatically include membership. See details below.

Sources conflict on whether the course is private or semi-private, and this session could not confirm the specific relationship between community homeownership and golf access.

Living in Four Seasons Spa & Country Club

Four Seasons at Lakewood is a K. Hovnanian active-adult community of 1,319 homes built 1994-1999.

Location & Surrounding Area

Lakewood is an Ocean County township with a large concentration of active-adult and 55+ housing.

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What Buyers Should Verify

  • Confirm the course's actual current hole count (9 vs. 18) directly with the club -- sources conflict.
  • Confirm whether the club is private or semi-private, and whether homeownership includes, requires, or merely allows applying for membership.

Notable

  • The course was designed by Tom Fazio and opened in 1997.

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US Golf Living provides independent real-estate research and can connect consumers with real-estate professionals. Golf membership, availability, fees and approval are determined independently by the applicable club.