All Seasons Golf

All Seasons Golf in Cedar Knolls brings golf, food, drinks and entertainment together in one spacious, casual setting. It’s a place designed for serious golfers, beginners, groups of friends and anyone simply looking for something different to do.

Golf is certainly a big part of the experience, but it’s only part of the story. Guests can play a round, grab something to eat, enjoy a drink at the bar, catch a game on one of the many TVs or spend some time competing at one of several other games and activities throughout the facility.

The result is a destination that works just as well for an afternoon of golf as it does for a night out, birthday celebration, corporate gathering or private event. There’s plenty to explore—and you definitely don’t need to be an experienced golfer to enjoy it.

Classic style, carefully curated brands, and a shopping experience built around knowing the customer.

The parlor at Raines, set for a private event

All Seasons Golf: More Than a Place to Play

From the outside, you might expect All Seasons Golf in Cedar Knolls to be another indoor golf facility. Walk through the doors, though, and the scale of the place—and everything happening inside—quickly changes that impression.

Owner/manager Bryce Whelan describes the concept simply as “a sports bar with a lot of entertainment.” There’s even a name for the idea: eatertainment. Golf may be at the center of the experience, but All Seasons Golf combines high-end simulators with food, drinks, big-screen sports, games, private spaces and plenty of room to simply hang out.

And there is a lot of room.

The facility encompasses approximately 10,000 square feet, with 14 big-screen TVs, six Golfzon simulator bays, a large putting green and games including shuffleboard, foosball, darts and cornhole. Two private rooms create additional options for groups, events and golfers looking for their own space.

“The size and the look of the inside” are what Whelan says surprise many first-time visitors. Coming in from a strip mall, people simply aren't expecting what they find on the other side of the door.

The Spaces

Every gathering, given room to breathe.

The parlour at The Raines Law Room, set for an evening

Dressed for the Occasion

Some occasions call for more than simply finding something to wear. At Hans Clothier, Rachel and Morgan help customers put together a look that fits the event while still feeling comfortable and true to their personal style.

From weddings and rehearsal dinners to business functions, celebrations, dinners, and other special events, they can help take the uncertainty out of getting dressed. Instead of trying to coordinate everything on your own, customers receive personal guidance on selecting pieces that work well together—from shirts, pants, and jackets to the finishing touches that complete the look.

That personal attention is especially helpful when you know the occasion but aren't quite sure what to wear. Rachel and Morgan can offer suggestions based on the setting, level of formality, season, and your own preferences. The goal isn't to put everyone into the same look, but to find something that feels right for you.

At Hans Clothier, getting ready for an important occasion becomes less about figuring out what you're supposed to wear and more about finding a look you can feel confident wearing.

Hans Clothier is Proud To Offer the Following Brands:

34 Heritage

AG Jeans

Amundsen

Alero Sport

Astorflex

Barbour

Billy Reid

Corgi

Criquet

DL 1961

Druthers

Duck Head

Faherty

Fair Harbor

Greyson

Hari Mari

Jack Black

Johnnie-O

Original Madras Trading Co

Long Wharf

Pendleton

PennBilt

Polo Ralph Lauren

Raen

Rails

Red Wing Shoes

Relwen

Rhone

Road to Nowhere

Schott

Scott Barber

Sid Mashburn

Smathers & Branson

St Johns

Tom Beckbe

Wythe

Detail of the historic townhouse interior

Listening first

Every event begins with a conversation. We take time to understand your date, your guest count, and what the evening should feel like.

Careful choices

We suggest only what suits the occasion. No packages, no pressure — just rooms and menus chosen with care.

Beyond the night

We think past the event itself. Many guests return, and we keep your preferences on file for the next occasion.

www.hansclothier.com

Considered detail

Our focus is on atmosphere: candlelight, proportion, and pacing, so the evening feels effortless rather than staged.

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Hans Clothier

Address

49 US-202

Far Hills, NJ 07931

Telephone

(862) 783-0765

Shop@hansclothier.com

Online

hansclothier.com

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The Setting

A historic townhouse, moments from Bryant Park.

Why The Grandline

Spaces built for the moment.

Full Property Buyout

The entire resort, exclusively yours — up to 150 guests for receptions, galas, and milestone celebrations.

Oceanview Terrace

Cocktail receptions under open sky, up to 60 guests, with the infinity pool as a backdrop.

Private Dining Room

Seated dinners for up to 25, in a candlelit room built for toasts and long conversations.

The Spaces

Every gathering, given room to breathe.

Private dining room set for an evening event

The Rooms

The Parlor

Voices

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Jennifer & Daniel

Event Planner, Anand & Co.

The Raines Law Room

At The William

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Midtown East / Bryant Park

Raines Floor Buyout

Reception 150

Sit-Down 65

Hawthorne/Terrace + Peacock Rooms

Reception 100

Sit-Down 65

Hawthorne + Terrace

Reception 50

Sit-Down 40

Peacock

Reception 40

Sit-Down 25

Library

Reception 40

Sit-Down 20

Terrace

Reception 25

Sit-Down 20

Bar Room

Reception 30

Sit-Down –

The Grandline — Private Events

Host something unforgettable.

From intimate dinners to full-property buyouts, our oceanfront spaces are shaped around your guest list, not the other way around.

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The Floor Plan

How the rooms fit together.

Floor plan of The Raines Law Room at The William

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The Setting

A historic townhouse, moments from Bryant Park.

An Invitation

Celebrate your next special event at Raines.

Raines at the William is conveniently located steps away from Bryant Park, Grand Central and Times Square. Tucked away inside The William Hotel (a beautiful historic townhouse that used to be The William’s club in 1924) are our exquisite private cocktail parlors and dining rooms. It is the perfect backdrop for the Raines Law Room experience. Private rooms can be rented individually or combined to make a unique experience for your guests as they flow from room to room.

We look forward to hosting you and your guests, cocktails in hand.

Yours sincerely,

The Raines Law Room

At The William

HANs CLoTHIER

Classic style, carefully curated brands, and a shopping experience built around knowing the customer.

There’s something refreshing about walking into a men’s clothing store that still believes looking good should feel easy.

Hans Clothier in Far Hills brings together classic men’s style with a relaxed, modern approach to shopping.

The atmosphere is easygoing and personal. You can take your time, look around, ask for advice, or simply browse.

And perhaps most importantly, Hans Clothier is doing its part to keep men dressing well—which, these days, is no small thing.

Patrons crowding a bar during the Raines Law era

Listening first

Every event begins with a conversation. We take time to understand your date, your guest count, and what the evening should feel like.

Careful choices

We suggest only what suits the occasion. No packages, no pressure — just rooms and menus chosen with care.

Considered detail

Our focus is on atmosphere: candlelight, proportion, and pacing, so the evening feels effortless rather than staged.

Beyond the night

We think past the event itself. Many guests return, and we keep your preferences on file for the next occasion.

www.hansclothier.com

The Story

A history of illicit imbibing.

The Raines Law Room stands as a pillar of New York City’s modern speakeasy scene, taking its name from a notorious piece of 19th-century legislation. Authored by John Raines in 1896, the original Raines Law attempted to curb the weekend drinking habits of working-class men by restricting Sunday alcohol sales exclusively to hotels. In response, cunning saloon owners quickly added small furnished rooms to their establishments to meet the legal definition of a hotel, inadvertently giving rise to thousands of “Raines law hotels” that paired Sunday drinking with prostitution. Today, the eponymous bar playfully nods to this history of illicit imbibing, operating out of two sophisticated locations: the original, unmarked Chelsea parlor on 17th Street and a beautifully preserved 1924 townhouse at The William in Midtown.

Stepping inside either location requires finding an unmarked door or ringing a discreet doorbell, instantly transporting guests away from the bustling city streets and into a decadent, Victorian-inspired lair. The aesthetic is dark, moody, and undeniably romantic, characterized by mahogany paneling, open fireplaces, book-lined walls, and plush velvet couches. Dark, gauzy curtains partition the seating areas to give the illusion of total privacy, while quiet jazz plays in the background. In a brilliant touch of old-world hospitality, each private nook features a discreet wall pull-chain or buzzer, allowing guests to seamlessly summon their server without breaking the intimate atmosphere.

What We Offer

Every detail, considered.

34 Heritage

AG Jeans

Amundsen

Alero Sport

Astorflex

Barbour

Billy Reid

Corgi

Criquet

DL 1961

Druthers

Duck Head

Faherty

Fair Harbor

Greyson

Hari Mari

Jack Black

Johnnie-O

Original Madras Trading Co

Long Wharf

Pendleton

PennBilt

Polo Ralph Lauren

Raen

Rails

Red Wing Shoes

Relwen

Rhone

Road to Nowhere

Schott

Scott Barber

Sid Mashburn

Smathers & Branson

St Johns

Tom Beckbe

Wythe

Plan Your Event

Let’s plan your day.

Share your date and guest count, and our events director will send a custom proposal within 48 hours.

Request a Proposal

events@thegrandline.com

Classic style, carefully curated brands, and a shopping experience built around knowing the customer.