Galloping Hill is in northern New Jersey, in Union, at the intersection of Garden State and US 22 off exit 139A.

All the fairways are tree-lined but open off the tee as they move through rolling, natural terrain, save for the holes bordering the Garden State Parkway. There are numerous water hazards in the form of ponds, wetlands, and the West Branch of the Elizabeth River coming into play frequently, in addition to a liberal amount of sand traps scattered about. There are four sets of tees, with the tips playing to 6,845 yards, 72.6/136 course/slope ratings. The course has an impressive pedigree of golf course architects who had a hand in the design, including, in order of their work: Willard G. Wilkinson 1928; Robert Trent Jones 1949; Alfred Tull 1953; Stephen Kay 1998; Rees Jones 2013. There's also a nine-hole, par 3 pitch and putt course, and a significant practice/learning center.