TPC Jasna Polana

Located in Princeton, New Jersey, TPC Jasna Polana blends championship golf with one of the most distinguished estates in the Northeast. Opened in 1998, the private club transformed the former Johnson family estate into an exceptional golf destination while preserving its historic character. Today, Jasna Polana is recognized for its world-class golf, elegant clubhouse, and beautiful countryside setting.

A Championship Course on a Historic Estate

World Golf Hall of Famer Gary Player designed the club’s 18-hole championship course, creating a layout that complements the estate’s rolling hills, mature woodlands, and natural beauty. Stretching more than 7,000 yards, the course challenges skilled golfers while remaining enjoyable for players of varying abilities. As a result, TPC Jasna Polana has earned a reputation as one of New Jersey’s premier private golf clubs.

The course sits on the historic Jasna Polana Estate, once owned by J. Seward Johnson Sr. and Barbara Piasecka Johnson. Rather than replacing the estate’s architectural heritage, the club preserved its magnificent mansion and transformed it into an elegant clubhouse. Furthermore, TPC Jasna Polana became part of the prestigious TPC Network, giving members access to the exceptional standards associated with PGA TOUR-affiliated facilities. Visitors can learn more about membership by exploring the TPC Jasna Polana website.

A Legacy of Golf & Luxury

Today, TPC offers much more than championship golf. Members enjoy outstanding practice facilities, fine dining, elegant event spaces, and a clubhouse unlike any other in the region. Whether playing a competitive round, hosting a special event, or enjoying the historic estate, members experience exceptional service in a truly unique setting. Above all, TPC Jasna Polana continues to combine timeless elegance with one of the finest private golf experiences in the Greater Princeton and Philadelphia region.

As a proud Golf Association of Philadelphia (GAP) Member Club, TPC Jasna Polana continues to uphold the region’s rich golfing tradition.