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Morris County Chamber to host Fall Golf Classic at Knoll Country Club

FLORHAM PARK BOROUGH, N.J. (Morris County) — The Morris County Chamber of Commerce will host its Fall Golf Classic on Sept. 28 at Knoll Country Club West, offering participants a choice of nine or 18 holes as well as a networking and dinner-only option.

“Our mission at the Morris County Chamber of Commerce is to connect our members through a wide variety of events throughout the year and our golf outings have always been among the most popular,” said Meghan Hunscher, chamber president. “At this outing, members and their guests can choose to play nine holes, perfect for casual players or busy schedules, or 18 holes for those who enjoy the full golf experience, or join us just for the evening’s events to meet people and grow their networks.”

The outing will use a best ball format, which the chamber said makes the event accessible to golfers of varying skill levels.

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Knoll Country Club West was created in 1929 and features a par-70 championship course designed by Charles H. Banks. The course plays 6,752 yards from the blue tees, 6,479 yards from the white tees and 5,264 yards from the red tees.

Participants playing either nine or 18 holes will have access to the club’s locker rooms, driving range and putting green.

Proceeds from the Fall Golf Classic will support Morris County Chamber programs aimed at promoting, supporting and informing area businesses and the broader community.

The event is open to chamber members and non-members. Registration is available at bit.ly/MCCCFallGolf2026.

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