The course is fairly easy to walk in that it is relatively flat with minor undulations. It is nestled among trees on nearly 90% of its perimeter which makes the views pleasant - sort of like taking a walk in the country. Green to tee box distances are accurate and in view. For those wishing to ride, carts  are available

Because of the location of tee markers, the course can play long or short depending on the players ability. It gives you a choice from moderately easy to a somewhat challenging to test your golf game.

Princeton Valley is exceptionally well manicured. The staff allocates many hours per day to be certain the golfing public has a satisfying golfing experience. Much work is directed to the greens which can be seen in their peerless condition. Princeton is one of the few courses in the area utilizing the syringe method of aeration which results in less down time and remarkable putting surfaces.

Wide fairways are very well defined with roughs and trees. One can surmise the grounds crew takes great pleasure in positioning new tree plantings in such a manner that should one inadvertently find his ball in the rough, a straight shot to the green is not normally a possibility. Chipping out and taking your bogey is prudent.