Since 1982, Ralph Serpe has served as president of Kemsco Construction and Equipment Company in Newark, New Jersey. An avid golfer, Ralph Serpe enjoys playing the course at Essex Fells Country Club in New Jersey, where he has been a member for more than two decades.
A private club founded in 1896, Essex Fells Country Club provides members with a range of social activities and sporting opportunities. Among other amenities, the Club offers an 18-hole golf course, a clubhouse, several dining areas, a heated pool, and 10 tennis courts.
Open from April to October each year, the Essex Fells golf course underwent a major renovation in 1996 under the direction of design firm Rees Jones, Inc. The 6,476-yard, par 70 course features four par 3 holes, two par 5, and 12 par 4, along with fast greens, vast fairways, and numerous bunkers. With landscaping of trees, shrubs, flowers, and grasses, the course offers a challenge for novice and veteran golfers alike.
